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978-0-9720021-6-5 (pbk) |
| 041 |
ENGLISH |
| 090 1# |
|aCIR 333.79160973 G624 2007 |
| 100 12 |
|aGoldstein, David B. |
| 245 00 |
|a|a Saving energy growing jobs |b: How environmental protection promotes economic growth, profitability, innovation and competition / |c David B. Goldstein. / |cGoldstein, David B. |
| 260 1# |
|aBerkeley, California: |bBay Tree Publishing, |c2007. |
| 300 1# |
|axlii, 333 pages, |c21 cm |
| 336 ## |
|aText $2 rdacontent |
| 337 ## |
|aUnmediated $2 rdamedia |
| 338 ## |
|aVolume $2 rdacarrier |
| 504 1# |
|aIncludes index |
| 520 3# |
|a•Energy Efficiency and the Economy
•The Critical Role of Energy Efficiency in the Economy
•Energy Use Reduction
•Environmental Policies Generate Cost Reductions
•Opposition to Energy Efficiency
•Establish More Competitive Markets
•Direct Success in Energy Efficiency
•Early Resistance to Energy Efficiency
•The Refrigerator Story
•Other Energy-Efficiency Opportunities
•How Far Can We Go with Efficiency?
•Enhanced Innovation-Energy Efficiency`s Unexpected Success
•Nonenergy Benefits
•Innovation, Process Improvement, and Cost Reduction
•Overcoming Barriers to Innovation
•National Economic Development Policy and the Environment
•Environmental Protection, Economic Barriers, and Economic Development
•Economic Fundamentalism-The Use of Economics as a Religion Rather Than a Science
•What Is Economic Fundamentalism?
•How Economic Theory Serves as a Political Force
•How Critical Assumptions of Economic Theory Are Violated in Practice
•The Need for Regulation
•How Markets Actually Work
•Lessons from California`s Failed Experiment in Free Markets for Electricity
•The Road to Failure
•What Actually Happened-Myth Versus Reality
•The Consequences of the Restructuring Experiment
•The True Causes of the California Energy Crisis
•How Markets Fail
•What Prevents Expected Results
•Market Barriers
•Market Failures
•Human Failures
•Institutional Failures: Trade Associations and the Politics of Environmental Protection
•Factors for Market Success
•The Politics of Environmentalism
•Myths of the Anti-Environmentalists
•The Myth of Independent Objective Analysis
•The Myths about Environmentalists
•The Consequences of the Anti-Environmentalist Myths
•Myths of the Environmentalists
•The Greedy Corporation Myth
•The Bad People Myth
•The Small Is Beautiful Myth
•Legitimate Concerns of Business and Environmental Interests
•Business`s Concerns About New Regulation
•Reasons Why Business Distrusts Environmentalists
•Environmentalists` Concerns About Business
•The Need for Better Communication
•What Truly Motivates Anti-Environmentalists
•A Story of Energy Efficiency and Global Warming
•The Influence of Economic and Ideological Incumbency
•Who Writes the Regulations
•Government Versus Private-Sector Regulation
•Well-Designed Environmental Policies
•Current Environmental Policies
•Future Environmental Policies
•Where Do We Go from Here?
•Environmental Policy Promotes Economic Growth
•Current Barriers to Environmental Policies
•How to Transform the Political Debate
•Incentives and Regulation
•Myths and Realities in California`s Experiment in Electricity Restructuring
•Huge Growth of Demand for Electricity
•Environmentalists and State Bureaucrats Blocked New Power Plant Construction
•Greedy Utilities Used Restructuring as a Plot
•The Flaws of Restructuring Were Clear to All
•Restructuring Did Not Go Far Enough
•The Genius of the Market Will Solve Everything |
| 650 14 |
|aEnergy policy |x United States |
| 650 14 |
|aEnergy conservation |x Environmental aspects |x United States |
| 650 14 |
|aEnergy conservation |x Economic aspects |x United States |
| 650 14 |
|aEnvironmental protection |x United States |
| 852 ## |
|aAnnex Library |
| 919 ## |
|aBED003347 |
