Introduction: The Economic Implications of Climate Change Mitigaton Policies
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The articles in this issue of the Review highlight some of the economic issues involved in acting to cut greenhouse gas emissions to a level consistent with the ambition to limit global temperature increases. Together they help explain why progress in tackling this “urgent problem”is likely to be slow even though “we know how to do it”.
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