Goulder

[For a more rigorous derivation of the findings above, as well as an examination of a larger set of examples, please see my paper with Stanford Professor Lawrence Goulder, referenced above.]

Robert Stavins: California's Global Warming Solutions Act and National Climate Change Policy Robert Stavins 2010

[For a more rigorous derivation of the findings above, as well as an examination of a larger set of examples, please see my paper with Stanford Professor Lawrence Goulder, referenced above.]

Robert Stavins: California's Global Warming Solutions Act and National Climate Change Policy Robert Stavins 2010

[For a more rigorous derivation of the findings above, as well as an examination of a larger set of examples, please see my paper with Stanford Professor Lawrence Goulder, referenced above.]

Robert Stavins: AB 32, RGGI, and Climate Change: The National Context of State Policies for a Global Commons Problem Robert Stavins 2010

[For a more rigorous derivation of the findings above, as well as an examination of a larger set of examples, please see my paper with Stanford Professor Lawrence Goulder, referenced above.]

Robert Stavins: California's Global Warming Solutions Act and National Climate Change Policy Robert Stavins 2010

[For a more rigorous derivation of the findings above, as well as an examination of a larger set of examples, please see my paper with Stanford Professor Lawrence Goulder, referenced above.]

Robert Stavins: California's Global Warming Solutions Act and National Climate Change Policy Robert Stavins 2010

In a series of analyses that considered the share of allowances that would be required in perpetuity for full compensation, Bovenberg and Goulder (2003) found that 13 percent would be sufficient for compensation of the fossil fuel extraction sectors, and Smith, Ross, and Montgomery (2002) found that 21 percent would be needed to compensate primary energy producers and electricity generators.

Robert Stavins: Here We Go Again: A Closer Look at the Kerry-Lieberman Cap-and-Trade Proposal 2010

In a series of analyses that considered the share of allowances that would be required in perpetuity for full compensation, Bovenberg and Goulder (2003) found that 13 percent would be sufficient for compensation of the fossil fuel extraction sectors, and Smith, Ross, and Montgomery (2002) found that 21 percent would be needed to compensate primary energy producers and electricity generators.

Robert Stavins: The Wonderful Politics of Cap-and-Trade: A Closer Look at Waxman-Markey 2009

Jack Mori deserves an honorary medical degree and should soon be joined in practice by Terry Goulder.

You Being Beautiful Michael F. Roizen 2008

Jack Mori deserves an honorary medical degree and should soon be joined in practice by Terry Goulder.

You Being Beautiful Michael F. Roizen 2008

Our casting director, Ann Goulder, would bring in exactly what I was looking for, as well as the opposite of what I wanted.

Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2002