Australia's Low Pollution Future: The Economics of Climate Change Mitigation Summary Report

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Table 1: Australia’s emissions and economy
Table 2.1: CO2 emissions from energy, 2005
Table 3.1: Global emissions
Table 3.2: Emissions by region
Table 3.3: Gross domestic product per capita
Table 3.4: Global plantations and deforestation
Table 3.5: Cumulative global land-use change and forestry emissions since 2005
Table 3.6: Growth of other emission-intensive sectors
Table 3.7: Share of world emissions (direct and indirect)
Table 3.8: Emissions by source
Table 3.9: Population growth by state/territory
Table 3.10: Consumption shares, 2020
Table 3.11: Gross state product
Table 3.12: Spending on energy by principal source of household income, 2010-11
Table 4.1: Summary of emission trajectories
Table 4.2: Advantages and disadvantages of different climate change targets
Table 4.3: Summary of policy mechanisms
Table 5.1: Global emission allocations
Table 5.2: National emission allocations
Table 5.3: Global emission prices
Table 5.4: Emission prices (US$/tCO2 e, nominal) first year of scheme
Table 5.5: Global allocations, emissions and banked permits
Table 5.6: Gross world product, change from reference scenario
Table 5.7: Gross world product, average annual growth rates
Table 5.8: Regional GDP costs in 2050
Table 5.9: Net present value of GWP
Table 5.10: Gross world product mitigation cost estimates
Table 5.11: Emission Intensity of GDP
Table 5.12: Regional GNP costs
Table 5.13: Delay in growth, GNP per capita
Table 5.14: Regional GDP costs
Table 5.15: Terms of trade impacts
Table 5.16: GTEM international trade in permits
Table 5.17: GTEM regional emissions
Table 5.18: G Cubed international trade in permits
Table 5.19: G Cubed CO2-e permit prices
Table 5.20: GTEM regional real exchange rate impacts
Table 5.21: Emissions by sector
Table 5.22: Global land use and forestry sequestration
Table 5.23: Direct and indirect emissions for other emission intensive sectors
Table 6.1: Mitigation scenarios
Table 6.2: GNP per capita annual growth rates
Table 6.3: GDP annual growth rates
Table 6.4: Headline national indicators
Table 6.5: Other national indicators
Table 6.6: Contributions to GNP
Table 6.7: Industry investment
Table 6.8: Australian allocation, emissions, trade and banking
Table 6.9: Technology sensitivities
Table 6.10: Impacts at the sectoral level
Table 6.11: Gross output, by sector, 2050
Table 6.12: Employment, by sector, 2050
Table 6.13: Electricity sector emissions reductions
Table 6.14: Average wholesale electricity price increase
Table 6.15: Average household electricity price increases
Table 6.16: Carbon capture and storage, estimated deployment year and emission price
Table 6.17: Transport output
Table 6.18: Estimated price impacts by household type
Table 6.19: Estimated price impacts by household type
Table 6.20: Estimated price impacts by region in 2010
Table 6.21: Estimated price impacts by region in 2010
Table A.1: Regions and sectors of GTEM
Table A.2: Database change: increase in wage bill for former Soviet Union
Table A.3: Regions and sectors of G Cubed
Table A.4: Sectoral aggregation in MMRF
Table A.5: Concordance of GTEM and MMRF sectors
Table A.6: Inputs and Outputs of the Energy Sector Model (ESM)
Table B.1: Key emissions trading scheme design features, policy scenarios
Table B.2: Regional groupings in GTEM and G Cubed
Table B.3: Summary of offset credit assumptions
Table B.4: Carbon pollution reduction scheme design
Table B.5: World GDP (GTEM regions)
Table B.6: Australia’s population, productivity and GDP
Table B.7: Gross state product
Table B.8: State population
Table B.9: Global population level and growth rates (GTEM regions)
Table B.10: Productivity level to the US level (GTEM regions)
Table B.11: Sectoral labour productivity distribution
Table B.12: Change in factor efficiency per doubling in the level of extraction
Table B.13: Intermediate input usage in MMRF(a)
Table B.14: Intermediate input efficiency, GTEM
Table B.15: Household taste shocks in MMRF
Table B.16: Transport sector energy efficiency assumptions
Table B.17: CSIRO fuel efficiency improvements
Table B.18: Non ferrous metals energy efficiency shocks
Table B.19: Non metallic mineral energy efficiency shocks
Table B.20: Chemical, rubber and plastics energy efficiency shocks
Table B.21: Blast furnace
Table B.22: Electric Arc
Table B.23: Technology characteristics, MMA
Table B.24: Thermal efficiency of new power plants in electricity generation in GTEM
Table B.25: Reductions in non combustion emission intensity in GTEM
Table B.26: Reductions in non combustion emission intensity in MMRF
Table B.27: GTEM fugitive/industrial process emission MAC curve parameters
Table B.28: MMRF industrial process emission MAC curve parameters
Table B.29: MMRF combustion emission MAC curve parameters
Table B.30: Cost assumptions, 2007 prices
Table B.31: Assumed mill door price by type in the reference scenario, 2007 prices

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