Addressing path dependence in emissions-economy models for emerging economies: Implications for identifying low-carbon development pathways
Emissions-economy models are widely used for informing low-carbon development policies and targets. These models typically use historical data sets to quantify interrelationships among key variables, which are then used to translate inputs into forward-looking projections. While such models have been extensively applied in developed countries, they are also being increasingly deployed in developing countries. These… Continue reading Addressing path dependence in emissions-economy models for emerging economies: Implications for identifying low-carbon development pathways