Date
Oct. 1, 1997
Authors
Jonathan Wiener
Publication
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Jonathan B. Wiener
Jonathan Wiener is a university fellow at RFF and is an expert on US, European, and international environmental law and risk regulation
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Price-Responsive Allowance Supply in Emissions Markets
This paper proposes an efficient, effective way to determine the true cost of environmental goods: "price-responsive supply," which sets pollution allowances by assessing price and quantity together.
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Fitting Behavior and Politics into Climate Models, with Fran Moore
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Forty Years in an Emerging Field: Economics and Environmental Policy in Retrospect
Economics was missing in action during the environmental revolution of the late 1960s, but eventually made its mark on policy. How the discipline became an agent of change in environmental law is a story that isn’t over yet.
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