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DESCRIPTION:\n	\n		Dynamic Games and Applications Seminar\n\n		Speaker: Lucia Sb
 ragia – Durham University Business School\, United Kingdom \n\n		Webinar lin
 k\n			Webinar ID: 841 3695 9888\n			Passcode: 120834\n\n		Abstract: In this paper 
 we examine the stability of international environmental agreements about a
  (common) emissions target. By signing the agreement\, the parties develop
  a sense of responsibility to the commitment made\, gaining a self-image t
 hat contributes to their utility. We study a dynamic two-stage game where 
 all countries act individualistically. We investigate how two fundamental 
 components of the model\, that is\, the ambition of the pledge and the rel
 ative importance given to compliance to the commitment\, affect the stabil
 ity and efficiency of the agreement in terms of global welfare and total e
 missions. We find that participation is the key driver of all the results 
 and that it is negatively related to the ambition of the pledge and positi
 vely related to countries' level of concern about environmental issues.\n
 \n		(with Michèle Breton)\n	\n\n
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SUMMARY:Self-image and the stability of international environmental agreeme
 nts
URL:/cim/channels/event/self-image-and-stability-inter
 national-environmental-agreements-339020
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