The economists' voice : top economists take on today's problems / Joseph E. Stiglitz, Aaron S. Edlin, J. Bradford DeLong, editors.
2008
330.90511 E19 2008
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Title
The economists' voice : top economists take on today's problems / Joseph E. Stiglitz, Aaron S. Edlin, J. Bradford DeLong, editors.
ISBN
9780231143646 (cloth : alk. paper)
0231143648 (cloth : alk. paper)
0231143648 (cloth : alk. paper)
Imprint
New York : Columbia University Press, c2008.
Language
English
Description
viii, 317 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
330.90511 E19 2008
System Control No.
(OCoLC)167500405
(OCoLC)167500405
(OCoLC)167500405
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Climate change: the uncertainties, the certainties, and what they imply about action / Thomas C. Schelling
Global climate change: a challenge to policy / Kenneth J. Arrow
A new agenda for global warming / Joseph E. Stiglitz
A meaningful second commitment period for the Kyoto protocol / Shelia M. Olmstead and Robert N. Stavins
Divergent views on the coming dollar crisis / J. Bradford DeLong
U.S. offshoring: small steps to make it win-win / Diana Farrell
Advance market commitments: how to stimulate investment in vaccines for neglected diseases / Owen Barder, Michael Kremer, and Heidi Williams
Should we still support untrammeled international capital mobility? Or are capital controls less evil than we once believed? / J. Bradford DeLong
The economic cost of the Iraq war / Scott Wallsten
The high cost of the Iraq war / Joseph E. Stiglitz
Sense and nonsense about federal deficits and debt / Michael J. Boskin
Government deficits and the deindustrialization of America / Ronald I. McKinnon
Confusions about social security / Paul Krugman
The many definitions of social security privatization / Don Fullerton and Michael Geruso
The virtues of personal accounts for social security / Edward P. Lazear
Could social security go broke? / Barbara R. Bergmann
A broader perspective on the tax reform debate / Michael J. Boskin
Tax reform: time for a plan C? / Michael J. Graetz
Taxes on investment income remain too high and lead to multiple distortions / Martin Feldstein
Progressive consumption taxation as a remedy for the U.S. savings shortfall / Robert H. Frank
Was welfare reform successful? / Rebecca M. Blank
Cutting the safety net one strand at a time / Janet Currie
The choose-your-charity tax: a way to incentivize greater giving / Aaron S. Edlin
Should the government rebuild New Orleans or just give residents checks? / Edward L. Glaeser
Does college still pay? / Lisa Barrow and Cecilia Elena Rouse
How to deal with terrorism / Bruno S. Frey
The economics of capital punishment / Richard A. Posner
On the economics of capital punishment / Gary S. Becker
The death penalty: no evidence for deterrence / John Donohue and Justin J. Wolfers
Reply to Donohue and Wolfers on the death penalty and deterrence / Paul H. Rubin
Letter: a reply to Rubin the death penalty / John Donohue and Justin J. Wolfers
Reply: the death penalty once more / Paul H. Rubin
Long-term perspectives on the current boom in home prices / Robert J. Shiller
The menace of an unchecked housing bubble / Dean Baker
What to do about Fannie and Freddie? / Edward L. Glaeser and Dwight M. Jaffee.
Global climate change: a challenge to policy / Kenneth J. Arrow
A new agenda for global warming / Joseph E. Stiglitz
A meaningful second commitment period for the Kyoto protocol / Shelia M. Olmstead and Robert N. Stavins
Divergent views on the coming dollar crisis / J. Bradford DeLong
U.S. offshoring: small steps to make it win-win / Diana Farrell
Advance market commitments: how to stimulate investment in vaccines for neglected diseases / Owen Barder, Michael Kremer, and Heidi Williams
Should we still support untrammeled international capital mobility? Or are capital controls less evil than we once believed? / J. Bradford DeLong
The economic cost of the Iraq war / Scott Wallsten
The high cost of the Iraq war / Joseph E. Stiglitz
Sense and nonsense about federal deficits and debt / Michael J. Boskin
Government deficits and the deindustrialization of America / Ronald I. McKinnon
Confusions about social security / Paul Krugman
The many definitions of social security privatization / Don Fullerton and Michael Geruso
The virtues of personal accounts for social security / Edward P. Lazear
Could social security go broke? / Barbara R. Bergmann
A broader perspective on the tax reform debate / Michael J. Boskin
Tax reform: time for a plan C? / Michael J. Graetz
Taxes on investment income remain too high and lead to multiple distortions / Martin Feldstein
Progressive consumption taxation as a remedy for the U.S. savings shortfall / Robert H. Frank
Was welfare reform successful? / Rebecca M. Blank
Cutting the safety net one strand at a time / Janet Currie
The choose-your-charity tax: a way to incentivize greater giving / Aaron S. Edlin
Should the government rebuild New Orleans or just give residents checks? / Edward L. Glaeser
Does college still pay? / Lisa Barrow and Cecilia Elena Rouse
How to deal with terrorism / Bruno S. Frey
The economics of capital punishment / Richard A. Posner
On the economics of capital punishment / Gary S. Becker
The death penalty: no evidence for deterrence / John Donohue and Justin J. Wolfers
Reply to Donohue and Wolfers on the death penalty and deterrence / Paul H. Rubin
Letter: a reply to Rubin the death penalty / John Donohue and Justin J. Wolfers
Reply: the death penalty once more / Paul H. Rubin
Long-term perspectives on the current boom in home prices / Robert J. Shiller
The menace of an unchecked housing bubble / Dean Baker
What to do about Fannie and Freddie? / Edward L. Glaeser and Dwight M. Jaffee.
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