The effect of atmospheric greenhouse gases on firm value and firm size distribution
I propose a model of firm heterogeneity and limited managerial commitment within an industrial equilibrium, where firms use natural resource and produce greenhouse gases. Firms are allowed to merge and commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gas levels produce climate shocks that can...
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