The impact of climate change is arguably one of
the most significant challenges facing the world
today. Mitigating this impact will require profound
changes in many economic, business, political and
industrial spheres.

This book provides a rigorous analytical assessment
of the key issues at the heart of the economics of
climate change such as:
the economics of the Kyoto Protocol Cost-Benefit Analysis and climate change developing countries and climate change

With contributions from recognized international
authorities in their respective disciplines, this
readable, salient book will be appreciated by
academics and postgraduate students with an interest
in environmental economics, climate change and energy
economics. The book will also appeal to environmental
consultants as well as policy makers.

Anthony D. Owen is Associate Professor in the School of
Economics at the University of New South Wales,
Australia. Nick Hanley is Professor of Environmental
Economics at the University of Glasgow, UK.

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