Understanding the Design and Performance of Emissions TradingSystems for Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Proceedings of an Experts' Workshop to Identify Research Needs and Priorities

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Dec. 29, 2003

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Michael Toman

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Working Paper

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1 minute

Chapter I: Modeling Challenges in Analyzing GHG TradingFrederic Ghersi, former visiting scholar, Resources for the Future and Michael Toman,adjunct professor Johns Hopkins University and University of California-Santa Barbaraand former senior fellow, Resources for the FutureChapter II: Experimental Methods for Research into Trading of GHG EmissionsR. Andrew Muller, McMaster UniversityChapter III: Exploring the Behavioral Underpinnings of Carbon TradingJason Shogren, University of Wyoming Chapter IV: Greenhouse Gas Trading: Design Issues Seeking Research AnswersTom Tietenberg, Colby College

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Data and Decision Tools

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Michael Toman

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