Date
Dec. 31, 1986
Authors
Paul R. Portney and Winston Harrington
Publication
Reading time
Journal of Urban Economics
Paul R. Portney
Senior Advisor
Paul R. Portney is a University Fellow and former president of RFF. His work focuses on the benefits and costs of federal regulatory programs, including techniques to value the damages to natural resources associated with oil spills and other accidents.
Winston Harrington
Senior Fellow Emeritus
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