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The Social Cost of Carbon, Greenhouse Gas Policies, and Politicized Benefit/Cost Analysis
Benefit/cost analysis can be a powerful tool for examination of proposed (or alternative) public policies, but, unsurprisingly, decisionmakers’ policy preferences can drive the analysis, rather than the reverse. That is the reality with respect to the Obama Administration computation of the social c
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