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Policy Proposals September 10, 2014

Tomorrow’s catch: A proposal to strengthen the economic sustainability of US fisheries

In this Hamilton Project discussion paper, Christopher Costello of the University of California, Santa Barbara proposes that certain fisheries conduct an analy…
Posts September 10, 2014

The US fishing industry contributes nearly $80 billion to US economy

On September 10th, The Hamilton Project released new papers and hosted a forum to explore opportunities for improving the economic prosperity and long-term sus…
Posts September 3, 2014

Economic contributions of the US fishing industry

A founding principle of The Hamilton Project’s economic strategy is that long-term prosperity is best achieved in a changing global economy by promoting sustai…
Papers September 3, 2014

What’s the catch? Challenges and opportunities of the US fishing industry

In this framing paper, The Hamilton Project highlights the economic significance of U.S. fisheries, describes the current landscape of the industry and typical…
Policy Proposals February 25, 2013

Eliminating fossil fuel subsidies

Limiting subsidies for fossil fuels could raise revenue for the federal government while also benefiting the environment. Joseph Aldy proposes eliminating twel…
Policy Proposals February 25, 2013

The many benefits of a carbon tax

Adele Morris proposes a carbon tax as a new source of revenue that could also help address climate change. She suggests that a carbon tax would reduce the buil…
Policy Proposals June 13, 2012

A strategy for US natural gas exports

Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations poses a framework for regulators to determine if exporting natural gas is in the public interest, arguing the …
Policy Proposals June 13, 2012

Leveling the playing field for natural gas in transportation

Domestic natural gas is both cleaner and more affordable than oil, making it an attractive and practical alternative. In a new Hamilton Project paper, Christop…
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