Willingness to pay for climate policy: a review of estimates

Willingness to pay for climate policy: a review of estimates (2010)

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@MISC{Johnson10willingnessto,
    author = {Evan Johnson and Gregory F. Nemet and Evan Johnson and Gregory Nemet},
    title = {Willingness to pay for climate policy: a review of estimates},
    year = {2010}
}

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The La Follette School takes no stand on policy issues; opinions expressed in this paper reflect the views of individual researchers and authors. Willingness to pay for climate policy: a review of estimates

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