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Volume 33, 1998 · Number 6 · pp. 251–259

Climate Policy and Interest Groups - a Public Choice Analysis

By Axel Michaelowa

Climate policy is particularly prone to the activities of interest groups. How have these shaped the development of policy targets and instruments?

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