Climate Change Economics and Energy Finance

Fordham University

Hosted by Blank Rome and the Fordham University’s Center for Research in Contemporary Finance Symposium.

Panel on Federal and State Regulation:

My slides on “Economics of Regulation.”

Co-panelists:
Professor Michael B. Gerrard, Columbia University
Joseph A. Siegel, U.S. EPA Region 2

Moderator:
Sheila Foster, Associate Dean, Fordham University School of Law

Several regulatory agencies, particularly the EPA, are playing a pivotal role in promulgating and enforcing rules to mitigate activities contributing to climate change. Will these rules be effective and necessary to mitigate climate change, or will they impose excessively burdensome economic costs that can weaken an already fragile economy? This panel will discuss these and related matters in the area of agency regulation of activities impacting climate change.

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