01/14/2011 - Cap-and-trade is dead. But it looks like a renewable energy standard of some sort has a chance of passage. As energy economists Robert Stavins and Dick Schmalensee observe, this is ridiculous: In addition to being "less effective and more costly" than cap-and-trade, a renewable energy standard relies more on a blunt government mandate (though there is some trading) than on the market. So how did cap-and-trade get replaced by a more statist, less effective, more expensive policy? {continued}
Saturday, January 15, 2011
But How Much Better?
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