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The Economics Policy Network is a team of CCL leaders and supporters with a diverse background in the field of economics.
These network contributors write regular guest posts, offering thorough insight into topics that fall within their expertise. To pose a question you’d like the network to research email:
Robert Archer, Action Team Leader
archer.robert2@gmail.com
Michael Jones, Action Team Co-Leader
mjones@bowdoin.edu
Recent work:
These network contributors write regular guest posts, offering thorough insight into topics that fall within their expertise. To pose a question you’d like the network to research email:
Robert Archer, Action Team Leader
archer.robert2@gmail.com
Michael Jones, Action Team Co-Leader
mjones@bowdoin.edu
Recent work:
- Senate EPW Testimony
- Sen. Whitehouse-Schatz's Save Our Future Act Provisions To Respect Environmental Justice Concerns
- CCL Blog: Consensus for Carbon Pricing Explained
- How Carbon Fee and Dividend Serves Economic and Environmental Justice
- Sign up for Weekly Course - Economic Benefits of Carbon Fee & Dividend Policies
- Let's Dive In: Clean Electricity Standards vs. Carbon Fees
- The Case Against (Some) Carbon-Fee Critics by Jonathan Marshall
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Economic Policy Network Articles Archive:
- New studies: Carbon taxes yield strong economy, good jobs
- New research says: Energy Innovation Act Achieves Net Zero by 2050
- Health Benefits of Climate Action are Bigger than Previously Thought
- Is This Carbon Price Enough? Here's What the Experts Say
- Carbon Taxes: Accelerating Innovation While Cutting Emissions
- Measuring the Macroeconomic Impact of Carbon Taxes - Dr. Gilbert Metcalf
- Dr. Noah Kaufman Testifies To Congress
- The Impact of a Carbon Fee & Dividend on State & Local Governments
- Carbon Taxes vs. Regulation: More Effective & Fair
- Carbon Fees & Regulations: Striking the Right Balance
- Carbon Taxes Can Do The Job
- This Climate Solution is Good for the Economy and Society
- Carbon Fees Reduce Emissions Even When Fees Are Recycled As Dividends
- How Carbon Taxes Reduce CO2 Emissions in Transportation
- How does the Energy Innovation Act stack up?
- Canada adopts carbon fee and dividend to rein in climate change Read the FAQ Policy Brief!
- New study finds incredibly high carbon pollution costs
- British Columbia’s Revenue Neutral Carbon Tax: Lessons Learned for the U.S. (summary paper)
- A Carbon Tax Is Right For Environment And Economy
- 10 Fast Facts About Revenue-neutral Carbon Fees (download the 3-page Summary PDF)
- The Economic and Emissions Impacts of the Market Choice Act
- Carbon Pricing Drives Innovation. Here’s How.
- Recent Economic Modeling of Revenue-Neutral Carbon Tax Scenarios
- Benefits of Curbing Climate Change Far Outweigh Costs
- Economic Cost of Climate Change Policy Inaction
- Revenue-Neutral Carbon Fee and Dividend: Bending the Emissions Curve