IER Economist Murphy Takes on Nordhaus’ Case for a Carbon Tax

June 5, 2008· 4 Comments

IER’s economist, Robert Murphy, takes on Nordhaus’ dubious case for a carbon tax with Rolling the Dice.  The Murphy study is currently under submission at a peer-reviewed economics journal.

 

 

 

4 Responses to “IER Economist Murphy Takes on Nordhaus’ Case for a Carbon Tax”

  1. Article Under Peer Review Tackles Economic Case for Pricing Carbon | Politics & Economics on your MouseClicks! Says:

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    [...] warming assumed by Nordhaus. See IER economist Robert Murphy’s critique of Nordhaus available at: http://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/2008/06/05/ier-economist-murphy-takes-on-nordhaus-case-for…. However, the point above is that Nordhaus agrees that climate change mitigation policies carry a [...]

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    [...] calls for a carbon tax, rather than the Trojan Horse of a cap & trade program. I am quite skeptical, even if we concede the scientific claims that carbon emissions pose large negative externalities. [...]

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    [...] I passed around my critique of Nordhaus’ case for a carbon tax, a typical complaint was that I wasn’t a climate scientist, and so I had no business saying [...]

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