Business responses to climate policy uncertainty: Theoretical analysis of a twin deferral strategy and the risk-adjusted price of carbon
Authors:
- Alexander A. GolubAGAlexander A. Golub
- Ruben N. LubowskiRLRuben N. Lubowski
- Pedro Piris-CabezasPPPedro Piris-Cabezas
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- Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
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