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  • The document argues that climate-economics models often underrate the potential for low-income countries to escape poverty, which leads to underestimated business-as-usual emissions and consequently weaker emissions reduction goals. It suggests that if low-income countries experience faster economic growth, more ambitious global emissions reduction policies would be required today to achieve climate stabilization.

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    Themes: economic developmentpoverty reduction
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

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