I - AlternativeEconomicModels

I - CostBenefitAnalysis

I - LimitsofCostBenefitAnalysis

S - Cost-Benefit Analysis

S - Economic Alternatives

S - Economic Discounting

N - Alternative Economic Models

N - Economics Top Level

N - Mitigation Economics

2014 Madrick_Seven Bad Ideas: How Mainstream Economists Have Damaged America and the World

That cost-benefit analysis may simply not be appropriate for climate change decision-making?

What are challenges to cost-benefit based decisionmaking?

What does the wicked problem literature have to say about cost-benefit analysis?

What is the role for cost-benefit analysis?

2008 Ackerman_Critique of Cost Benefit Analysis and Alternative Approaches to Decision-Making $$

2010 Masur Climate Regulation and the Limits of Cost Benefit Analysis

2012 Hammitt_Positive vs Normative Justifications for Benefit Cost Analysis $$

2013 Koomey_Moving beyond benefit-cost analysis of climate change

2016 Darmstadter_Global Benefit Cost Analysis in US Climate Policy

2019 Gigli_Cost-benefit analysis of a circular economy project: a study on a recycling system for end-of-life tyres, Journal of Cleaner Production

2020 Glanemann_Paris Climate Agreement passes the cost-benefit test

2013/12 Moving beyond benefit-cost analysis of climate change

2016/9 A Debate Over the Use of Cost-Benefit Analysis

2017/2 The End of the Cost-Benefit State?

2019/7 Cost-benefit analysis does not work well for wicked problems like climate change – EURACTIV.com

2020/2 Another Problem with Cost-Benefit Analysis of Climate Policy

Econ4 - Economics for people, for the planet and for the future

Rethinking Economics

Schumacher Center For New Economics

Sustainable Economies Law Center

Traditional Economics Can't Help. We Need to Rethink Growth and Capitalism

2015 OECD_Aligning Policies for a Low-carbon Economy

2016 Environmental Econ: Crash Course Economics #22

2017 Emanuel_The Politics and Economics of Climate Science

Is Cost-Benefit Analysis the Right Framework for Adaptation?

Why cost-benefit analysis is so problematic

A cost-benefit approach to climate change is morally monstrous

To look at a super-wicked problem can't use tools like cost-benefit analysis - they don't work

2004 Smyth Probabilistic Benefit Cost Analysis for Earthquake Damage Mitigation