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Opinion: Discount Rates and Academic Mau-Mauing 
National Review Online Blogs | by Jim Manzi | Fri, Jun 5
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Will Wilkinson ably takes on the idea that economists have a whole lot to say about what discount rates should be used in comparing costs and benefits in the debate over global warming. I have a more aggressive take: I dispute that we should care about discount rates, per se, at all. Let me star...
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