Christian Gollier explores the theory of risk-bearing, with an application to the welfare analysis of policies to reduce the risk of climate change.<br /> <br /> Christian Gollier <br /> Director<br /> Toulouse School of Economics<br /> University Toulouse<br /> <br /> Discussion by <br /> Bernard Salanié<br /> Professor of Economics<br /> Columbia University<br /> <br /> Joseph E. Stiglitz<br /> University Professor<br /> Columbia University<br /> <br /> Kenneth J. Arrow<br /> Joan Kenney Professor of Economics<br /> Professor of Operations Research, Emeritus <br /> Stanford University

Christian Gollier explores the theory of risk-bearing, with an application to the welfare analysis of policies to reduce the risk of climate change.

Sixth Annual Arrow Lecture

April 25, 2013

Discussion by

  • Bernard Salanié, Professor of Economics, Columbia University
  • Joseph E. Stiglitz, University Professor, Columbia University
  • Kenneth J. Arrow, Joan Kenney Professor of Economics and Professor of Operations Research, Emeritus  Stanford University

The Sixth Annual Arrow Lecture, honoring the work of economist Kenneth J. Arrow, featured Christian Gollier’s recent work on carbon pricing models and the theory of risk-bearing, with an application to the welfare analysis of policies to reduce the risk of climate change.

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