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Loss of GDP (% reduction

Reduction of world
GDP from baseline (%)

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Figure 9.23

Estimated CO2 Abatement Cost

in 2020..

(Stabilization of Emissions Relative to 1990 Levels)

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of CO2 Emissions (Percentage Points)

1 No emission trading between regions

2 CRMT (Rutherford) model, ERM (Edwards-Reilly) model, GREEN model and MR (Manne-Richels GLOBAL 2100) model as described and referenced in OECD (1993)

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Source: Manne and Richels (1993)

Dept of Cross World Product

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Los of GDP (% of gress world product)

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Regional carbon tax required for equi-proportional Co

emission reductions from baseline

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Source: Dominique van der Mensbrugghe “Regional Carbon Tax Required for Equi-proportional CO
Emission Reduction from Baseline," interval note, OECD, Paris, September 1995.

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Figure 9.227

Global Co2 emissions from fossil fuel burning for the LESS Base Case compared with actual emissions and the IPCC IS92 scenario

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