FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2197882418> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2197882418 endingPage "77" @default.
• W2197882418 startingPage "1" @default.
• W2197882418 abstract "While the scientific community has established a fairly clear consensus on the threat of climate change, policymakers and journalists often suggest that the economic community lacks a consensus view on climate change risks and appropriate policy responses. We conducted a survey of 1,103 experts on the economics of climate change – all those who have authored an article related to climate change in a highly ranked economics or environmental economics journal since 1994 – and our results reveal several areas where expert consensus exists, and others where more research is necessary. In casting a wider net than many previous surveys of economists on climate change, we avoid many of the pitfalls of previous studies. Of the 1,103 experts that received the survey, 365 responded – a response rate of approximately 33%. Though the response rate varied from question to question – particularly for open-ended questions – it never dipped below 20%. There are several key takeaways from our results, particularly with respect to the magnitude of the social cost of carbon. Economic experts believe that climate change will begin to have a net negative impact on the global economy very soon – the median estimate was “by 2025.” On average, economists also predict far higher economic impacts from climate change than the estimates found in landmark surveys from the 1990s (Nordhaus, 1994; Schauer, 1995). Also while experts on climate economics did not support a constant discount rate calibrated to market rates – the current methodology employed to estimate the US social cost of carbon –respondents recommended rates lower than (or roughly equal to the lower ranges of) those used by the U.S. government in these calculations. Given these results, it is unsurprising that our findings revealed a strong consensus that the SCC should be greater than or equal to the current $37 estimate. While these results indicate a growing consensus that current damage and SCC impacts are too low, the high variance of our results indicate that considerable work is still necessary to improve the values used for discount rates and climate impact assumptions. From a policy perspective, our findings also strongly suggest that U.S. policymakers should be concerned about a lack of action on climate change. Experts believe that the United States may be able to strategically induce other nations to reduce GHG emissions by adopting policies to reduce U.S. emissions. Respondents also support unilateral emission reductions by the United States, regardless of the actions other nations have taken. These results appear to confirm an economic consensus that domestic climate policies should be enacted immediately to address climate change." @default.
• W2197882418 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2197882418 creator A5044514813 @default.
• W2197882418 creator A5063022959 @default.
• W2197882418 date "2015-05-27" @default.
• W2197882418 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W2197882418 title "The Economic Climate: Establishing Consensus on the Economics of Climate Change" @default.
• W2197882418 cites W1655914558 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W1786926647 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W1972566979 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W1982829740 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W1998588977 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2004297790 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2047212622 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2049016465 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2051656627 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2073690713 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2095895733 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2099662843 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2107205575 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2275892972 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2335307840 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2890709490 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W381210594 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W813495680 @default.
• W2197882418 cites W2225518843 @default.
• W2197882418 doi "https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.205761" @default.
• W2197882418 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
• W2197882418 type Work @default.
• W2197882418 sameAs 2197882418 @default.
• W2197882418 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W2197882418 crossrefType "posted-content" @default.
• W2197882418 hasAuthorship W2197882418A5044514813 @default.
• W2197882418 hasAuthorship W2197882418A5063022959 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C100001284 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C115343472 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C132651083 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C133425853 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C189123395 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C2777644927 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C2779039943 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C100001284 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C115343472 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C132651083 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C133425853 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C162324750 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C17744445 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C18903297 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C189123395 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C2777644927 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C2779039943 @default.
• W2197882418 hasConceptScore W2197882418C86803240 @default.
• W2197882418 hasLocation W21978824181 @default.
• W2197882418 hasOpenAccess W2197882418 @default.
• W2197882418 hasPrimaryLocation W21978824181 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W1584949156 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W1764601538 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W1868132088 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W1917406639 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2062178210 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2066551854 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2125434571 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2181955620 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2182668786 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2390088721 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2554451542 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2596645569 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W2952182700 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3121786920 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3122153007 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3122986854 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3123738561 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3124064995 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3124151974 @default.
• W2197882418 hasRelatedWork W3125605501 @default.
• W2197882418 isParatext "false" @default.
• W2197882418 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W2197882418 magId "2197882418" @default.
• W2197882418 workType "article" @default.