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Endogenous structural change and climate targets.

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Figure 1 : the recursive dynamic framework of I MACLIM -R
Table 1 summarizes the costs assessment of meeting various CO 2  concentration  targets for OECD and non-OECD regions with a policy based on a carbon tax which  increases linearly from 2005 to 2100 18 , and the product of which is recycled first by lowerin
Table 2: Variations of carbon emissions from transportation sector.
Table 4: variation of the share of energy in total production costs of composite goods  (w.r.t
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