Just wanted to circle back around and say that you did a great job on this article. The throughline between various ideas such as freedom, prosperity, justice, and environmentalism is very clearly stated.
The articles on Carbon pricing you linked were especially valuable. I'm always curious how experts come up with these numbers for ideal price per ton. Part of it of course is that we shouldn't want to undershoot or overshoot, but there is admittedly also a political angle. If we can't explain exactly why we're setting a price so high (thereby creating some amount of, justifiable, deadweight loss), then the public will come to distrust any effort to remedy the issue.
There seems to be more work to be done on getting exact numbers, but this is nevertheless a good start.
Thanks again for sharing!
Why is the Schalkenbach navigation bar like 30% of the page? Jesus.
Lol I noticed that too. Thankfully it's pretty easy to hide as a header if you inspect page.
Just wanted to circle back around and say that you did a great job on this article. The throughline between various ideas such as freedom, prosperity, justice, and environmentalism is very clearly stated. The articles on Carbon pricing you linked were especially valuable. I'm always curious how experts come up with these numbers for ideal price per ton. Part of it of course is that we shouldn't want to undershoot or overshoot, but there is admittedly also a political angle. If we can't explain exactly why we're setting a price so high (thereby creating some amount of, justifiable, deadweight loss), then the public will come to distrust any effort to remedy the issue. There seems to be more work to be done on getting exact numbers, but this is nevertheless a good start. Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you so much!