posts tagged as William Nordhaus
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January 2021
What is the most we should take from a poor person to make somebody who is already four times as rich two-thirds...
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April 2020
Crises love company. Searching “covid is lesson for climate” on Google generates millions of hits. Frustrated that the COVID crisis has supplanted...
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February 2020
A recent Bloomberg article by climate economist Gernot Wagner carries the provocative title: “Why Oil Giants Figured Out Carbon Costs First.” Wagner...
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January 2020
In my first article of this 3-part series on the reliability of the climate models used to guide policy debates, I developed...
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December 2019
As an economist who writes on climate change policy, my usual stance is to stipulate the so-called “consensus” physical science (as codified...
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August 2019
In my previous post, I summarized William Nordhaus’ new article, “Economics of the disintegration of the Greenland ice sheet,” which showed that...
