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The Myth of Evenhanded Administration: Integrating Individual Heterogeneity into Benefit–Cost Analysis
In 2025, the Trump administration ended long-standing efforts to determine the extent to which pollution has disproportionate impacts on different communities, including overburdened and disadvantaged communities. But, at the same time, it reaffirmed its commitment to performing benefit–cost analysi
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