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The case for cap-and-trade (or a carbon tax) in 2009
My feeling is that cap-and-trade legislation should be pursued in 2009, recession be darned. ...
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Why I am essentially indifferent between a carbon tax and cap-and-trade
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March 19, 2008

Daily NCAA Tourney Bracket Reminder

We're up to 25 entries in our 1st annual EnvEcon NCAA Tournament Pool. Just over 24 hours left to get your entry submitted. Invite your family. Invite your friends. Just click here to access the EnvEcon group at ESPN.com (or click the icon in the top left of www.env-econ.net). The password is: driveless.

Winner gets a highly coveted "Driveless!" bumber sticker and bragging rights over world renowned econometrician/macroeconomist/blogger James Hamilton.

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