New Releases by Christopher Green

Introduces the characteristics of polar lands, the plants and animals that are found there, and the people that live and work in these cold regions.

Our study is addressed to the question of how the costs of compliance with regulation are distributed among the population. Essentially our study attempts to answer the question: What can be said about the distribution of benefits and costs of regulation?...Why should we be interested in the distribution of the costs of regulation? One reason is simply to emphaisze that regulation is not a neutral exercise. There are beneficiaries and "victims", gainers and losers. Even if there is a net social benefit from a regulatory regime costs are imposed on someone....To the extent regulation is effective, the protected can be deemed the beneficiaries and those whose actions are proscribed are losers. If we find scarce resources are used up in the regulatory process, there is an added cost to society in the form of reduced final output and higher prices, although the quality of the output or the environment in which the output is consumed may "improve" in sone sense.

Concentrated on the period 1909-1927.

Research paper on the impact of negative income tax on hours of work of low income families in the USA - covers economic implications, social implications, etc. References and statistical tables.