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Economics and Values
Michael Tobis has a post in which he argues that what we are doing to the climate will persist for many generations and, consequently, that it is immoral to continue what were’e doing and that we should address this as … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, Climate change, economics, ethics, Research
Tagged Carbon tax, Climate economics, Michael Tobis, Optimal pathway, Stoat, William Nordhaus
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