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Regulating carbon emissions: the cap-and-trade program

The anti-pollution program in Congress contains desirable economic features. But a key component - an auction process covering all permits for carbon emissions - does not seem to be politically viable.
The Regional Economist , Issue Oct , Pages 12-13

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Cost v. benefit: clearing the air?

The Region , Volume 15 , Issue Dec , Pages 18-21, 48-57

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Pricing L.A.'s pollution

FRBSF Economic Letter

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Pollution pricing

FRBSF Economic Letter

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Pollution control legislation and the capital-appropriations- expenditure lag

Economic Review , Issue Win , Pages 40-52

Working Paper
Race and Environmental Worries

Working Paper , Paper 21-15

Journal Article
Industrial ecology: environmental and economic boon

A movement that began almost accidentally 35 years ago in Denmark is showing that when factories use the waste of other nearby factories as their raw material, advantages to the environment and the local economy abound.
Communities and Banking , Issue Fall , Pages 3-5

Journal Article
Observations: fill 'er up

Using vegetable oil to reduce the environmental problems from diesel fuel.
Regional Review , Issue Q 1 , Pages 1

Working Paper
Enforcement of pollution regulations in a declining industry

An examination of the effect of EPA enforcement activity as it relates to company plant-closing decisions and company compliance decisions in the U.S. steel industry, finding fewer enforcement actions taken toward plants with an already high probability of closing.
Working Papers (Old Series) , Paper 8912

Report
Endogenous policy choice: the case of pollution and growth

What determines the relationship between pollution and growth? Are the forces that explain the behavior over time of these quantities potentially useful to understand more generally the relationship between policies and growth? In this paper, we make a first attempt to analyze the equilibrium behavior of two quantities?the level of pollution and the level of income?in a setting in which societies choose, via voting, how much to regulate pollution. Our major finding is that, consistent with the evidence, the relationship between pollution and growth need not be monotone and that the precise ...
Staff Report , Paper 276

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