Analysis should enable more informed decision-making. Regrettably, economic and fiscal analyses too often occur in a stove-piped fashion that provides only limited perspectives as to real costs and benefits. Energy and environmental analysis, in particular, suffer from this problem. This has been true from the individual household to business to national policy level discussions where, almost, […]
Climate Sanity and the necessity of Fully-Burdened Cost and Benefit Analysis
August 19th, 2012 · 20 Comments
Tags: analysis · climate change · environmental economics · Global Warming