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If smart people include PhD economists at elite universities

Environmental valuation surveys don't provide useful information.

— John C. Whitehead (@johnwhitehead81) March 6, 2018

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←11th edition of Tietenberg and Lewis

This article at Vox summarizes everything that I’ve been trying to say at this blog for the past 10 years (and have been too apoplectic to say during the past year)→

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