...David M. McEvoy; Matthew McGinty The authors explore the role of transfers in a model of international environmental agreements (IEAs) on abatement under the threat of solar geoengineering ( SGE ) deployment. Transfers can expand the set of stable IEAs, reduce SGE deployment and lead...

...Li Qian; Fujita Toshiyuki; Zhang Yutian This study analyzes the efficiency of external transfers in international environmental agreements (IEAs) with two types of heterogeneous countries differing in abatement benefit or abatement cost parameters. We introduce a minimum participation rule...

... by investigating whether the deposit-refund mechanism shows promise when benefits are uncertain and even when deposits are materially non-deterrent. Following previous work on international environmental agreements (Barrett and Dannenberg, 2012 ; Cherry and McEvoy, 2013 ; Dannenberg et al., 2014...

... A. Endres and B. Rundshagen 2017 A. Endres and B. Rundshagen Licensed re-use rights only International Environmental Agreements Induced technical change Pollution abatement Permit market Allocation procedures Q5 In the present paper, the international setting is stylized by a Nash...

...Michael Jakob; Kai Lessmann; Theresa Wildgrube This paper presents a model of international environmental agreements in which cooperation between asymmetric countries can arise through pure self-interest. It demonstrates how emissions trading creates economic surplus by exploiting asymmetries...

... of this journal for their valuable comments on an earlier version of the paper. As noted earlier, Carraro and Siniscalco (1993) and Barrett (1994), among other earlier studies of international environmental agreements, show that the size of self-enforcing agreements would be small unless considerable...