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99-14-rev: Pay-at-the-Pump (PATP) Auto Insurance: Criticisms and Proposed Modifications

J. Daniel Khazzoom

99-13: Construction Minerals in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area: A Land Management Analysis

Kris Wernstedt and Amy McAbee Cummings

99-12: Extended Product Responsibility: An Economic Assessment of Alternative Policies

Karen Palmer and Margaret Walls

99-11: Using Environmental Benefit-Cost Analysis to Improve Government Performance

Michael A. Toman and Robert Scott Farrow

99-10-rev: Regulating Stock Externalities Under Uncertainty

William A. Pizer and Richard Newell

99-09: Marine Reserves: Is There a Free Lunch?

James Sanchirico and James E. Wilen

99-08: Implementing the Clean Development Mechanism: Lessons from U.S. Private-Sector Participation in Activities Implemented Jointly

Michael Toman, Mark Powell and Ron Lile

99-07: Rethinking Scientific Management

Robert Nelson

99-06: Public Participation in Environmental Decisions: An Evaluation Framework Using Social Goals

Thomas Beierle

99-05: The Benefits of Air Pollutant Emissions Reductions in Maryland: Results from the Maryland Externalities Screening and Valuation Model

Dallas Burtraw, Alan Krupnick, David H. Austin and Terrell Stoessell

99-04: Instrument Choice for Environmental Protection When Technological Innovation is Endogenous

Ian Parry, William A. Pizer and Carolyn Fischer

99-03: Forest Service Vision: Or, Does the Forest Service Have a Future?

Roger A. Sedjo

99-02: Demand-Side Management Programs Under Retail Electricity Competition

Timothy Brennan

99-01-rev: Jobs Versus the Environment: An Industry-level Perspective

William A. Pizer, Richard Morgenstern and Jhih-Shyang Shih

98-50: Foreign Direct Investment in China's Power Sector: Trends, Benefits and Barriers

Allen Blackman and Xun Wu

98-49: The Benefits of Improved Environmental Accounting: An Economic Framework to Identify Priorities

James W. Boyd

98-48: Policy Analysis in a Second-Best World

Ian Parry and Wallace E. Oates

98-47: A Behavioral Analysis of EPA's MOBILE Emission Factor Model

Winston Harrington, Virginia McConnell and Matthew Cannon

98-46: The Chesapeake Bay and the Control of NOx Emissions: A Policy Analysis

Alan Krupnick, David H. Austin, Brian Morton, Virginia McConnell, Terrell Stoessell and Matthew Cannon

98-45: A Quality-Adjusted Cost Index for Estimating Future Consumer Surplus from Innovation

David H. Austin and Molly Macauley

98-44-rev: Sulfur-Dioxide Control By Electric Utilities: What Are the Gains from Trade?

Dallas Burtraw, Karen Palmer, Maureen L. Cropper and Curtis Carlson

98-43: Accumulative Pollution, "Clean Technology," and Policy Design

Michael Toman and Cees Withagen

98-42: Assessing Sustainability: Some Conceptual and Empirical Challenges

Michael A. Toman, Ron Lile and Dennis King

98-41-rev: Decentralization Schemes, Cost-Benefit Analysis and Net National Product as a Measure of Social Well-Being

Partha Dasgupta and Mäler, Karl-Göran

98-40: Using Emissions Trading to Regulate U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions: An Overview of Policy Design and Implementation Issues

Carolyn Fischer, Michael A. Toman and Suzi Kerr

98-39: Sustainable Decisionmaking: The State of the Art from an Economics Perspective

Michael A. Toman

98-38: Changing Productivity in U.S. Petroleum Exploration and Development

Douglas Bohi

98-37: The Costs of Restrictive Trade Policies in the Presence of Factor Tax Distortions

Ian Parry

98-36: The Cost of Environmental Protection

William A. Pizer, Richard Morgenstern and Jhih-Shyang Shih

98-35: State-Level Policies and Regulatory Guidance for Compliance in the Early Years of the SO2 Emission Allowance Trading Program

Dallas Burtraw and Ron Lile

98-34: Tradable Carbon Permit Auctions: How and Why to Auction Not Grandfather

Suzi Kerr and Peter Cramton

98-33: Enforcing Environmental Regulation: Implications of Remote Sensing Technology

Timothy Brennan and Molly Macauley

98-32: Research Frontiers in the Economics of Climate Change

Michael Toman

98-31: Non-Market Valuation and the Household

V. Kerry Smith and George Van Houtven

98-30: Searching for the Profit in Pollution Prevention: Case Studies in the Corporate Evaluation of Environmental Opportunities

James W. Boyd

98-29: How Do Economists Really Think About the Environment?

Don Fullerton and Robert Norman Stavins

98-28-rev: Cost Savings, Market Performance and Economic Benefits of the U.S. Acid Rain Program

Dallas Burtraw

98-27: Overcoming Public Aversion to Congestion Pricing

Alan Krupnick, Winston Harrington and Anna Alberini

98-26: Market-Based Environmental Policies

Robert Norman Stavins

98-25: Once-and-for-All Costs and Exhaustible Resource Markets

Carolyn Fischer

98-24: Estimating Full IM240 Emissions from Partial Test Results: Evidence from Arizona

Amy Whritenour Ando, Winston Harrington and Virginia McConnell

98-23: Fleet Turnover and Old Car Scrap Policies

Winston Harrington, Virginia McConnell and Anna Alberini

98-22: The Cost-Effectiveness of Alternative Instruments for Environmental Protection in a Second-Best Setting

Dallas Burtraw, Ian Parry, Lawrence Goulder and Roberton Williams

98-21: Using Alternative Regulatory Instruments to Control Fixed Point Air Pollution in Developing Countries: Lessons from International Experience

Allen Blackman and Winston Harrington

98-20: Competition and Car Longevity

Molly Macauley and Bruce Hamilton

98-19-rev: Getting on the Map: The Political Economy of State-Level Electricity Restructuring

Karen Palmer and Amy Whritenour Ando

98-18: Learning from Experiments: An Evaluation Plan for CMAQ Projects

Alan Krupnick, Winston Harrington and Deirdre Farrell

98-17: Default and Inference Options: Use in Recurrent and Ordinary Risk Decisions

James Wilson

98-16: Strict Liability as a Deterrent in Toxic Waste Management: Empirical Evidence from Accident and Spill Data

David H. Austin and Anna Alberini

98-15: Pollution Control in the Informal Sector: The Ciudad Juárez Brickmakers' Project

Allen Blackman and Geoffrey Bannister