Climate Economics
Matthew E. KahnThe microeconomic approach to climate change adaptation
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The Economics of Natural Disasters
On the night of January 8th, 2025, I flew from San Francisco over the LA Fires and landed at LAX. Over the next two weeks, we were quite anxious about new fires approaching our Westwood house. The air smelled of smoke, and we stayed inside,...
What Do Microeconomists Know About Producing "Abundance"?
On a recent airplane ride, I read an important new book titled *Abundance*. In this Substack, I will provide a high-level overview of some of the authors' arguments. However, I wouldn’t classify this as a book review, as it would be unfair ...
DOGE Disinvestment Under Uncertainty
In theory, I am a fan of the DOGE initiative. While businesses have a strong incentive to produce high quality products at low prices (otherwise, they will lose customers), the public sector has rarely had an incentive to become “lean and m...
Some Quotes from "Free to Choose" on Government Efficiency
With the rise of DOGE, there is an active debate concerning how efficient the government is in producing goods and services. When the Federal Government spends $1 million more on national defense or when a City such as Baltimore spends $1 m...
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Provost Professor of Economics at the University of Southern California. @mattkahn1966. Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution.
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