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The Regulators

Oct 17th, 2012 | By Jacob L. Rosch

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How should policymakers approach regulation in settings with weak institutions

Posted in Law & Justice, Research in Brief, Urban Affairs | No Comments »
Tags: Consumer Regulation, Government Regulation, Jacob L. Rosch, James Habyarimana, Kenya, NBER, public safety, Public Transportation, Traffic, transportation, William Jack

Failure to Launch: New York City and Congestion Pricing

May 18th, 2012 | By Marisa O'Donnell

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New York’s failed plan for congestion pricing has lessons for policymakers everywhere.

Posted in Energy & Environment, Research in Brief, Urban Affairs | 1 Comment »
Tags: carbon, Chicago, Cities, Climate Change, CO2, congestion, Congestion Pricing, Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Los Angeles, Mayor Bloomberg, New York City, NYC, PlaNYC, Traffic, Transport Policy, transportation, Urban, Urban Affairs, urban transportation

It Pays to Price Congestion

Jan 31st, 2012 | By Samantha Superstine

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It saves commuters time and money, so why is it so unpopular?

Posted in Energy & Environment, Research in Brief, Urban Affairs | 1 Comment »
Tags: Alex Anas, Congestion Fee, Congestion Pricing, Cordon Pricing, Gridlock, London, Milan, Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, Robin Lindsey, Singapore, Stockholm, Traffic, transportation

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