| K10-1 HOW WELL DO PUBLIC POLICIES REDUCE NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES? | |||
| This session includes four papers all of which analyze the impact of a different government regulation on various economic outcomes. The purpose of the session is to help inform policymakers on the efficacy of the implementation of their regulations. | |||
| Organizer: Ronald Shadbegian, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency — USA | |||
| Chair: Devon Lynch, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth — USA | |||
Ronald Shadbegian, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency — USA,
Environmental Regulations and Technological Change |
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Sarah B. Cosgrove, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth — USA,
Estimation of Blind Spot Externalities |
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Suchandra Basu, Rhode Island College — USA,
Green Power Partnership: What Distinguishes Leaders, Partners and Non-Participants? |
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Amy Ickowitz, Clark University — USA,
An Economic Analysis of Policies to Reduce Emissions from Deforestation in the Tropics |
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| Discussants: Suchandra Basu, Rhode Island College — USA, Sarah B. Cosgrove and Devon Lynch, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth — USA, Amy Ickowitz, Clark — US Virgin Islands | |||
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