The Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change¶
Stern, N. (2007). The Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change. Cambridge University Press.
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- Time Preference (Discounting Future)
- and subsequent literature on whether decision-makers correctly anticipate their own future time-inconsistent behavior); and aggregate or social time preference (what discount rate should be used for collective long-horizon decisions — the
This sourceApplies low social discount rate (1.4%) to long-horizon climate-policy analysis; foundational for climate-economics debate.
- and subsequent literature on whether decision-makers correctly anticipate their own future time-inconsistent behavior); and aggregate or social time preference (what discount rate should be used for collective long-horizon decisions — the
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