Managing the Global Commons¶
Nordhaus, W. D. (1994). Managing the Global Commons: The Economics of Climate Change. MIT Press.
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- Comparative Statics
- with the standard critique (that this ignores adjustment dynamics) being a critique of the comparative-statics frame itself. Ecology and epidemiology. Compare two stable states of a predator–prey or SIR system as a controlled parameter (carrying capacity, harvest rate, vaccination coverage) shifts; the long-run change in population or prevalence is a comparative-statics answer. Political science and climate-economics. Median-voter and spatial-voting models predict policy shifts by comparing equilibria as the median position moves; integrated-assessment models compare steady-state outputs under different carbon-tax parameters.
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- with the standard critique (that this ignores adjustment dynamics) being a critique of the comparative-statics frame itself. Ecology and epidemiology. Compare two stable states of a predator–prey or SIR system as a controlled parameter (carrying capacity, harvest rate, vaccination coverage) shifts; the long-run change in population or prevalence is a comparative-statics answer. Political science and climate-economics. Median-voter and spatial-voting models predict policy shifts by comparing equilibria as the median position moves; integrated-assessment models compare steady-state outputs under different carbon-tax parameters.
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