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Articles by Vincent Thivierge
Do Environmental Markets Improve Allocative Efficiency? Evidence from U.S. Air Pollution
We thank Antony Millner, Chris Costello, Olivier Deschênes, Bernard Salanie, Gonzalo Vazquez-Bare, and members of the UCSB environmental economics research group, and seminar participants at the Université de Montréal, University of Ottawa, Georgia Tech, Resources for the Future, UC Berkeley, the 7th Annual LSE/Imperial Workshop on Environmental Economics, HEC Montréal, Carleton University, and the 11th Canadian PhD and Early Career Workshop in Environmental and Resource Economics.
Equitable low-carbon transition pathways for California’s oil extraction - Nature Energy
Author notes These authors contributed equally: Ranjit Deshmukh, Paige Weber, Kyle Meng. Authors and Affiliations Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, USA Ranjit Deshmukh, Tia Kordell, Ruiwen Lee, Tracey Mangin, Sandy Sum, Vincent Thivierge & Kyle C.
Carbon Pricing and Competitiveness Pressures: The Case of Cement Trade
Concerns over the impact of carbon pricing on domestic industries are an important component of current climate policy debates in Canada. These concerns stem from the unilateral implementation of new or more rigorous climate policies by a jurisdiction compared with its trading partners. In Canada, as highlighted by Canada’s Ecofiscal Commission (2015a), this situation could be problematic for provincial industries that are simultaneously carbon and trade exposed.
Water Pricing: Hard Lessons from Cali
In response to the water emergency, Californian Governor Jerry Brown has mandated the State to reduce water use by 25%. This translates to targets at the county level that range from 8 to 36%. The governor further called county utility managers to create new incentives for water conservation. This is a classic ecofiscal approach to water: if you want people to use less of something, put a price on it. But how can we put a dollar figure on the value of water? What does water pricing really mean?
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