This book investigates the complex intersection of global economic systems and the escalating crisis of climate change. Authored by Anthony D. Owen and Nick Hanley, the text compiles contributions from various experts to analyze the financial implications of environmental degradation. It provides a structured framework for understanding how economic policy can address or exacerbate global warming, particularly in the context of international agreements like the Kyoto Protocol.

Experts recognize this collection as a relevant resource for understanding the economic dimensions of climate policy during a critical period of environmental transition. Readers frequently note that the text provides a balanced overview suitable for those interested in the intersection of fiscal policy and ecological sustainability.