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We assess substitutable and complementary relationships among eight national advertising media classes, as well as the magnitude of their own-price elasticities. We use a translog demand model, whose parameters we estimate by three-stage least squares, based on 1960-94 annual U.S. data.We find...
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An important factor driving energy policy over the past two decades has been the Energy Paradox,' the perception that consumers apply unreasonably high hurdle rates to energy saving investments. We explore one possible explanation for this apparent puzzle: that realized returns fall short of the...
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The firm response to regulation is seldom as controversial as in the context of fuel economy standards, a dominant … policy to reduce emissions from vehicles worldwide. It has long been argued that such standards lead to vehicle weight … the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards on the vehicle weight distribution. We find that on net CAFE reduced …
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The Chinese automobile market is the largest in the world with annual sales exceeding 20 million vehicles. The …
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Despite widespread agreement that a carbon tax would be more efficient, many countries use fuel economy standards to ….S. fuel economy standards. The key insight from the model is that fuel economy standards impose a constraint on automakers …
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Pigouvian taxes can fully correct for market failures due to externalities, but actual policies are commonly forced to …, which require a minimum of market information, that quantify the efficiency costs of such constraints on policy design. We …
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In the absence of a national carbon tax, household driving and electricity consumption impose social costs. Suburbanites drive more and consume more electricity than center city residents. If more suburbanites purchase electric vehicles (EV) and install solar panels, then their greenhouse gas...
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