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Whether from the academic, political speeches or the media, the phenomenon of global warming has become the great protagonist of the international problem of pollution of the environment. The authors are students of the career BA in Economics from the Universidad Nacional del Sur (Bahía Blanca, Argentina), and recently we were looking for information about treating the problem of global warming mitigation policies that developing countries, like ours, are carrying out. Specifically, our work focused on trying to understand the CDM (Clean Development Mechanism), as well as the market for CERs (Certificates of Emissions Reduction). The CDM is one of three international mechanisms framed in the so-called Kyoto Protocol "flexibility mechanisms", which aims to enable countries who took on obligations to reduce GHG (greenhouse gases), compliance with same minimum cost.

We think there may be pieces of work that may be of interest to readers of this page, so I decided to contact and make our contribution. We also hope to continue learning through the participation of users linked to the subject matter, I await their contributions both in the theoretical and scientific, as well as your opinions. We believe that diversity of views is very rewarding when discussing these critical issues that are raised throughout the work.

Whether from the academic, political speeches or the media, the phenomenon of global warming has become the great protagonist of the international problem of pollution of the environment. The authors are students of the career BA in Economics from the Universidad Nacional del Sur (Bahía Blanca, Argentina), and recently we were looking for information about treating the problem of global warming mitigation policies that developing countries, like ours, are carrying out. Specifically, our work focused on trying to understand the CDM (Clean Development Mechanism), as well as the market for CERs (Certificates of Emissions Reduction). The CDM is one of three international mechanisms framed in the so-called Kyoto Protocol "flexibility mechanisms", which aims to enable countries who took on obligations to reduce GHG (greenhouse gases), compliance with same minimum cost.

We think there may be pieces of work that may be of interest to readers of this page, so I decided to contact and make our contribution. We also hope to continue learning through the participation of users linked to the subject matter, I await their contributions both in the theoretical and scientific, as well as your opinions. We believe that diversity of views is very rewarding when discussing these critical issues that are raised throughout the work.