Economic Development under Climate Change

Joint Program Reprint • Journal Article
Economic Development under Climate Change
Arndt, C., P. Chinowsky, S. Robinson, K. Strzepek, F. Tarp and J. Thurlow (2012)
Review of Development Economics, 16(3): 369-377

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Abstract/Summary:

The papers in this special issue represent some of the most comprehensive analyses of the implications of climate change for developing countries undertaken to date. The papers employ a bottoms-up systems approach whereby the implications of climate change are evaluated using structural models of agriculture and infrastructure systems. The authors of the paper hail from multiple disciplines. This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary, structural approach is designed to allow for more robust insight into the potential implications of climate change. The approach also allows for experimentation with alternative policy options for achieving development objectives in the context of climate change.

© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

Citation:

Arndt, C., P. Chinowsky, S. Robinson, K. Strzepek, F. Tarp and J. Thurlow (2012): Economic Development under Climate Change. Review of Development Economics, 16(3): 369-377 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9361.2012.00668.x)
  • Joint Program Reprint
  • Journal Article
Economic Development under Climate Change

Arndt, C., P. Chinowsky, S. Robinson, K. Strzepek, F. Tarp and J. Thurlow

2012-17
16(3): 369-377

Abstract/Summary: 

The papers in this special issue represent some of the most comprehensive analyses of the implications of climate change for developing countries undertaken to date. The papers employ a bottoms-up systems approach whereby the implications of climate change are evaluated using structural models of agriculture and infrastructure systems. The authors of the paper hail from multiple disciplines. This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary, structural approach is designed to allow for more robust insight into the potential implications of climate change. The approach also allows for experimentation with alternative policy options for achieving development objectives in the context of climate change.

© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.