add policy costs variables not already in the SDG folder#288
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FlorianLeblancDr wants to merge 2 commits intoIAMconsortium:mainfrom
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add policy costs variables not already in the SDG folder#288FlorianLeblancDr wants to merge 2 commits intoIAMconsortium:mainfrom
FlorianLeblancDr wants to merge 2 commits intoIAMconsortium:mainfrom
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ping @danielhuppmann Should we merge? |
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@danielhuppmann This has been opened a long-time now. |
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@danielhuppmann A kind reminder to merge this. |
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This PR add policy costs variables not already in the SDG folder
I specified whether GDP loss were in MER or in PPP.
Should we specify in the description as that the baseline should be declared somewhere? (I guess there is a cool pyam feature to do this now?).