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Stanford Law paper, Dynamically Estimating the Distributional Impact of US Climate Policy with NEMs

A 2014 Stanford Law paper, Dynamically Estimating the Distributional Impact of US Climate Policy with NEMs, analyzes the Climate Protection Act of 2013, a fee-and-dividend policy, and estimates the distribution of direct energy expenditure impacts by household income.

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