Griffiths, Charles; Klemick, Heather; Massey, Matt; … - In: Review of Environmental Economics and Policy 6, 1, pp. 130-146
Since 1982, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has used benefit-cost analysis to evaluate many of its surface water quality regulations. Early regulations were aimed at controlling conventional and toxic pollutants that were directly linked to highly visible water quality problems. More...
