Anyone have a tragedy of the commons game they play with undergrads? The website I've been using is going away, but this is something my students seem to enjoy. Open to other environmental econ relevant alternatives...
Stephanie Weber
@stephanieweber.bsky.social
Environmental economist at CU Boulder, public transit enthusiast, Chicagoan (in spirit and in accent)
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Updating my slides for a project on electric vehicle policies to put everything in past tense and it's so bleak
Apropos of nothing, does anyone have a list of the good recent papers showing that building more housing does in fact lead to lower housing prices?
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Everyone's talking about congestion pricing but who's gonna write the broker fee passthrough paper?
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