Climate Change Policy

Challenging the prevailing view on climate change policy, this monograph presents insights from several contributors who scrutinize the assumptions behind government interventions. It highlights significant uncertainties in both the economic and scientific realms of climate change, arguing that historical failures of central planning warrant a cautious approach. The authors advocate for market-based solutions over regulatory measures, asserting that a flexible market economy is better equipped to address the challenges posed by climate change than the proposed interventions.