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ON MULTIPLE DISCOUNT RATES
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Echenique, Federico
, Chambers, Christopher P.
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Discount rates
/ discounting
/ Economic models
/ Global warming
/ maxmin expected utility
/ preference aggregation
/ Social choice
/ social discount factor
/ Weighting
2018
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ON MULTIPLE DISCOUNT RATES
by
Echenique, Federico
, Chambers, Christopher P.
in
Discount rates
/ discounting
/ Economic models
/ Global warming
/ maxmin expected utility
/ preference aggregation
/ Social choice
/ social discount factor
/ Weighting
2018
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Journal Article
ON MULTIPLE DISCOUNT RATES
2018
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Overview
We study the problem of resolving conflicting discount rates via a social choice approach. We introduce several axioms, seeking to capture the tension between allowing for intergenerational comparisons of utility, and imposing intergenerational fairness. Depending on which axioms are judged appropriate, we are led to one of several conclusions: a utilitarian, maxmin, or a multi-utilitarian rule, whereby a utility stream i judged by the worst in a set of utilitarian weighting schemes across discount rates.
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Econometric Society,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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