Climate-Macro ABM Model

Reference sources

Reference material used for orientation; read primary and academic sources first when claims conflict.

1. [S1] Reference

   Lamperti et al. (2018, Ecological Economics) -- 'Faraway, so close: coupled climate and economic dynamics in an agent-based integrated assessment model'; this is the paper that introduces DSK

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   Lamperti et al. (2019, Nature Climate Change) -- 'The public costs of climate-induced financial instability' (climate damage + banking amplification)

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   Lamperti et al. (2020, Technological Forecasting and Social Change) -- 'Climate change and green transitions in an agent-based integrated assessment model' (green R&D and the carbon tax design comparison)

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   Lamperti et al. (2021, Journal of Financial Stability) -- 'Three green financial policies to address climate risks': green macroprudential regulation, green QE, and carbon-risk-adjusted credit ratings, NOT carbon tax design

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   Lamperti, Roventini, and Sani (2018, JEDC) -- machine-learning surrogate calibration for agent-based models

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   Monasterolo & Raberto (2018) -- EIRIN model: stock-flow consistent climate-financial ABM

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   Mercure et al. (2018) -- FTT model: evolutionary technology transition for global energy

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   Ponta et al. (2018) -- climate-macro ABM with heterogeneous energy sector

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   Nordhaus (1992) -- DICE: the canonical IAM that climate ABMs critique and extend

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