"Carbon Prices, Preferences, and the Timing of Uncertainty" (joint with William W. Hogan)
Lunch seminar in Energy, Environmental, Resource and Development Economics
10 May 2019, 12:15-13:15
Room ZUE G 1
Zürichbergstrasse 18
Zürich
Organised by CER-ETH and CEPE
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