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A Workshop Agenda
Pages 33-35

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... Bob Shackleton, Congressional Budget Office Howard Gruenspecht, Energy Information Administration Francisco de la Chesnaye, Electric Power Research Institute Nat Keohane, Environmental Defense Fund Tim Profeta, Duke University 10:10 am Broader Group Reactions, Questions, and Discussion Session II: Modeling and Other Analytic Approaches (Marilyn Brown) 11:00 am This panel will present many of the existing modeling and other analytic approaches currently being used to meet the type of informational needs explored in Session I
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... 3:00 pm Economic Modeling and Policy for Global Warming William Nordhaus, Sterling Professor of Economics, Yale University 3:30 pm Panel Discussion: Critical Assumptions, Advantages, and Limitations This panel will explore the state of the economics of climate change, and the role of economic analyses in climate policy decisionmaking. Panelists will discuss key modeling assumptions, advantages, and limitations, potential impacts to the U.S.
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... Brian Murray, Duke University Ray Kopp, Resources for the Future Ed Rubin, Carnegie Mellon University Bryan Hubbell, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Skip Laitner, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy Nebojsa Nakicenovic, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis David Montgomery, CRA International 10:20 am Broader Group Reactions, Questions, and Discussion 12:00 pm Summary and Wrap-up 35


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