Environmental and Energy Economics

The Environmental and Energy Economics

Don Fullerton, Program Director (1)

This program studies all aspects of the energy sector and the environment, focusing particularly on their interdependence. Topics include non-energy environmental and natural resource issues, but particular attention is paid to policies that affect all sources of energy, due to that sector's role in national security and as a primary emitter of local, regional, and global pollutants.


























    1. Professor Fullerton is the Director of the NBER's Program on Environmental and Energy Economics and a Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin. A complete list of NBER Working Papers on Environmental and Energy Economics can be found at papers.nber.org/papersbyprog/EEE.html


 

 
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