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About the Authors, & Praise for Carbonomics
Meet Steven Stoft and Dan Kirshner
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From Centre d’analyse stratégique, La note de veille, #127 , Mars 2009
"A growing number of economists, particularly from the academic world (W. Nordhaus, P. Samuelson, J. Stiglitz, P. Krugman, P. Volcker, L. Summers, G. Mankiw, S. Stoft) have defended the use a carbon tax as an instrument which is both efficient and equitable." Also, the final section (p. 5) is "An original proposal by Steven Stoft," and describes Part 4, Global Policy, of Carbonomics.
Review in Foreign Affairs
[Carbonomics] offers a clear and cogent argument for why a carbon tax—or, rather, a carbon untax—is likely to be greatly superior to a cap-and-trade system.
—Richard N. Cooper, Harvard University
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Advance praise for Carbonomics
"Exposes the hidden side of energy policies ... Stoft is a truly subtle and skilled economist ... makes a very important contribution to the solution of the world's most urgent problem." more
—George Akerlof, 2001 Nobel Laureate in Economics
"Carbonomics provides a clear and compelling exposition of the key issues in an essential read for policy makers." more
—William Hogan, Prof. of Global Energy Policy, JFK School of Gov., Harvard
"It is refreshing to see a first-rate economist expose the myth that price is all important but efficiency programs are worthless." more
—Art Rosenfeld, “father of energy efficiency,” winner, 2005 Enrico Fermi Award
"Carbonomics gives us new recipes for policies that jointly cure two plagues: energy insecurity and climate change." more
—Jean-Michel Glachant, Prof. of European Energy Policy, Florence, Italy
"Insightful and engaging ... A must-read for all policy makers and voters." more
—Peter Cramton, Professor of Economics, University of Maryland
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China and India have nixed caps. Without these caps, Kyoto fails. What can be done?
Carbonomics explains "wrecking" the economy, "peak oil," caps, carbon taxes, and Kyoto.
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