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pick winners, green subsidies enable rent-seeking behaviour, and failed companies means …

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such as taxes on capital or labor, in order to minimize economic damage or compensate for …

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on energy derived from fossil fuels to one that runs almost exclusively on clean, carbon-free …

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may seem a truism: What is innovation other than the search for new things? 1 But mere …

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change, enhance energy security, and foster economic growth. But many of the policies in …

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substantial academic and government attention. Grants are a key tool in the government's …

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change. As the story goes, because each of us tends to dismiss consequences that befall …