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98-14: Do Interest Groups Compete?

Amy Whritenour Ando

98-13-rev: Pay-at-the-Pump Auto Insurance

J. Daniel Khazzoom

98-12-rev: The Induced Innovation Hypothesis and Energy-Saving Technological Change

Robert Norman Stavins, Adam Jaffe and Richard Newell

98-11: Intel's XL Permit: A Framework for Evaluation

Alan Krupnick, Janice Mazurek and James W. Boyd

98-10: Allocation of Orbit and Spectrum Resources for Regional Communications: What's at Stake?

Molly Macauley

98-09-rev: What We Know About Uninsured Motorists and How Well We Know What We Know

J. Daniel Khazzoom

98-08: On and Off the Liability Bandwagon: Explaining State Adoptions of Strict Liability in Hazardous Waste Programs

David H. Austin and Anna Alberini

98-07: Time and the Valuation of Environmental Resources

V. Kerry Smith

98-06: The Price-Elasticity of Stumpage Sales from Federal Forests

Amy Whritenour Ando

98-05: Agricultural Policies in the Presence of Distorting Taxes

Ian Parry

98-04: Pollution Regulation and the Efficiency Gains from Technological Innovation

Ian Parry

98-03: Basing Superfund Cleanups on Future Land Uses: Promising Remedy or Dubious Nostrum?

Katherine Probst, Kris Wernstedt and Robert Hersh

98-02: Prices vs. Quantities Revisited: The Case of Climate Change

William A. Pizer

98-01-rev: The Benefits of Reduced Air Pollutants in the U.S. from Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Policies

Dallas Burtraw and Michael Toman

97-51-rev: Upstream Pollution, Downstream Waste Disposal, and the Design of Comprehensive Environmental Policies

Karen Palmer and Margaret Walls

97-50: Science in Sanitary and Phytosanitary Dispute Resolution

Mark Powell

97-49: Risk Assessment for National Natural Resource Conservation Programs

Mark Powell and James Wilson

97-48: Mock Referenda for Intergenerational Decisionmaking

Raymond John Kopp and Paul Portney

97-44-rev: Economies of Scope in Endangered-Species Protection: Evidence from Interest-Group Behavior

Amy Whritenour Ando

97-43-rev: Delay on the Path to the Endangered Species List: Do Costs and Benefits Matter

Amy Whritenour Ando

97-42: The Forest Sector: Important Innovations

Roger A. Sedjo

97-41: Innovation, Productivity Growth, and the Survival of the U.S. Copper Industry

John Tilton and Hans Landsberg

97-40: Productivity Changes in U.S. Coal Mining

Joel Darmstadter

97-39: Productivity Trends in the Natural Resource Industries

Ian Parry

97-38-rev: Assessing the Constraints and Opportunities for Private Sector Participation in Activities Implemented Jointly: Two Case Studies From the U.S. Initiative for Joint Implementation

Michael Toman, Mark Powell and Ron Lile

97-37: An Analysis of Global Timber Markets

Roger A. Sedjo, Brent Sohngen, Robert Owen Mendelsohn and Kenneth S. Lyon

97-34: Efficiency and Political Economy of Pollution Control with Ancillary Benefits: An Application to NOx Control in the Chesapeake Bay Airshed

Alan Krupnick, David H. Austin and Virginia McConnell

97-32: Welfare Measurement and Representative Consumer Theory

V. Kerry Smith and Roger Von Haefen

97-31-rev: The Costs and Benefits of Reducing Acid Rain

Dallas Burtraw, Alan Krupnick, David H. Austin, Deirdre Farrell and Erin T. Mansur

97-30: Does Nature Limit Environmental Federalism?

V. Kerry Smith, Carol Mansfield and Kurt Schwabe

97-29: Three-City Air Study

Mark Powell

97-28: Land Use and Remedy Selection: Experience from the Field — The Fort Ord Site

Kris Wernstedt and Robert Hersh

97-27: Land Use and Remedy Selection: Experience from the Field — The Industri-Plex Site

Katherine Probst and Kris Wernstedt

97-26: Land Use and Remedy Selection: Experience from the Field — The Abex Site

Janice Mazurek and Robert Hersh

97-25: The Positive Political Economy of Instrument Choice in Environmental Policy

Robert Norman Stavins, Nathaniel O. Keohane and Richard Revesz

97-24: SO2 Allowance Trading: How Experience and Expectations Measure Up

Dallas Burtraw and Douglas Bohi

97-23: Monte Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Valuation Methods

V. Kerry Smith and Huang, Ju-Chin

97-22: Models Needed to Assist in the Development of a National Fiber Supply Strategy for the 21st Century: Report of a Workshop

Roger A. Sedjo and Alberto Goetzel

97-21: An Assessment of the EPA's SO2 Emission Allowance Tracking System

Dallas Burtraw, Ron Lile and Douglas Bohi

97-20: Ownership Risk, Investment, and the Use of Natural Resources

Henning Bohn and Robert T. Deacon

97-19: Cost-Benefit Analysis and Regulatory Reform: An Assessment of the Science and Art

Alan Krupnick, Michael A. Toman and Raymond John Kopp

97-18-rev: When Can Carbon Abatement Policies Increase Welfare? The Fundamental Role of Distorted Factor Markets

Ian Parry, Lawrence Goulder and Roberton Williams

97-17: Optimal Choice of Policy Instrument and Stringency Under Uncertainty: The Case of Climate Change

William A. Pizer

97-16-rev: Community Pressure and Clean Technologies in the Informal Sector: An Econometric Analysis of the Adoption of Propane by Traditional Brickmakers in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

Allen Blackman and Geoffrey Bannister

97-15: A Review of Integrated Pollution Control Efforts in Selected Countries

Robert Hersh

97-14: Oil and Water Don't Mix: Risk on Tap in Western Siberia

Kris Wernstedt

97-13: Public Support for Pollution Fee Policies for Motor Vehicles: Survey Results

Alan Krupnick, Winston Harrington and Anna Alberini

97-12: Do Community Characteristics Determine Environmental Outcomes? Evidence from the Toxics Release Inventory

Seema Arora and Timothy Cason

97-11: Policy Instruments for Climate Change: How Can National Governments Address a Global Problem?

Robert Norman Stavins

97-10: The Next Generation of Market-Based Environmental Policies

Robert Norman Stavins and Bradley Whitehead