By Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzerling The New Press, 2004; 288 pages, Hardcover, $25.95; Paperback, $16.95 Order from Amazon Order from The New Press “How does one put a cost on a human life? And what effect does air pollution have on our health? Ackerman and Heinzerling focus on such questions in this volume, a […]
By Frank Ackerman, Lisa Heinzerling, and Rachel Massey Center for Progressive Regulation White Paper #401, July 2004.
By Frank Ackerman and Alejandro Nadal Routledge, June 2004; Hardcover, 199 Pages; $100 For order information, click here fundamental flaws in the standard theories of general equilibrium does economic theory rest on solid logical foundations? The influence and prestige afforded to orthodox economics – both as a theory and a source of policy advice – suggests the […]
By Frank Ackerman and Rachel Massey, December 2003.
By Rachel Massey and Frank Ackerman. September 2003
By Frank Ackerman and Rachel Massey In this commissioned report for the Massachusetts-based Alliance for a Healthy Tomorrow, the authors argue that implementing the precautionary principle is not just good science, it is also good economics. (Report published August 2002.)
by Kayo Tajima and Frank Ackerman op-ed article from The Boston Globe on the value of creating open spaces following highway renovations.
By Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzerling April 2002
By Frank Ackerman published by Foreign Policy in Focus and the “Americas Program” of the Interhemispheric Resource Center, March 1, 2002.
By Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzerling published by the Environmental Law and Policy Institute of the Georgetown University Law Center, 2002.