Global Warming, Endogenous Risk, and Irreversibility

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Designing Climate Mitigation Policy (2010, unknown): “For these reasons, theoretical analyses suggest that the prospect of future learning justifies less near-term abatement (Kolstad 1996b; Fisher and Narain 2003).”
Risk Management and Climate Change (2013, unknown): “There have been many attempts to do this, for example Kolstadt 9 , Fisher and Narain 10 , or for a survey, Heal and Kristrom.”
Uncertainty in Environmental Economics (2007, methodology): “Using a two-period model, also with functional forms and parameters taken from the DICE model, Fisher and Narain (2003) likewise find that the investment irreversibility effect is much larger than the GHG irreversibility effect, so that uncertainty over the impact of climate change leads to a reduct”
Optimal climate policy is a utopia: from quantitative to qualitative cost-benefit analysis (2004, background): “Existing economic research has emphasised uncertainty and economic irreversibility in relation to overinvestment in greenhouse gas emission reduction measures and optimal learning (e.g. Kolstad, 1994; Birge and Rosa, 1996; Ulph and Ulph, 1997; Fisher and Narain, 2003).”
Uncertainty and Climate Change (2002, unknown): “These include Fisher and Narain (2002), Gollier et al. (2000), Kolstad (1996 a,b), Pindyck (2000), Ulph and Ulph”