Coase Meets Negishi: Property Rights, Welfare Weights, and Distributional Consequences in Climate Economics -- by Simon F. Lang, Matthew D. Gordon, Matthew J. Kotchen

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  • Acknowledgements and Disclosures

    We are grateful for thoughtful comments on this research from Eli Fenichel, Kenneth Gillingham, Paul Kelleher, Marc Fleurbaey, Paolo Piacquadio, Moritz Drupp, Sarah Spycher, Frikk Nesje, Morgane Gonon, and participants at the Swiss Workshop on Environmental, Resource and Energy Economics, the CEPR Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics, SURED, the CER-CEPE ETH Brown Bag Seminar, and the World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists. We acknowledge use of ChatGPT, Claude, and Refine.ink to review and edit text. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau of Economic Research.


  • Citation and Citation DataCopy Citation Simon F. Lang, Matthew D. Gordon, and Matthew J. Kotchen, "Coase Meets Negishi: Property Rights, Welfare Weights, and Distributional Consequences in Climate Economics," NBER Working Paper 35971 (2026), https://doi.org/10.3386/w35971. Copy to Clipboard Download Citation
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