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Model for evaluating the broad economic costs and benefits of air pollution regulation
“This is a tremendously costly endeavor, and that’s why we haven’t done it already,” says Pete Wilcoxen, director of the Center for Environmental Policy and Administration, about revising the EPA's model for evaluating the broad economic costs and benefits of air pollution regulations.
Wilcoxen paper on carbon taxes and fiscal reform in the US published in National Tax Journal
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Wilcoxen paper on pricing carbon in the US published in Resource and Energy Economics
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Lifeblood: Oil, Freedom, and the Forces of Capital
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Wilcoxen article on China's carbon tax and climate talks published in East Asia Forum
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Wilcoxen chapter on an economic approach to general equilibrium modeling featured in Handbook
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Climate Change and Threatened Communities: Vulnerability, capacity and action
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