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Mun Sing HO |
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Visiting Scholar, IQSS
Also Resources
for the Future
1616 P St. N.W., Washington DC 20016
Tel: (202) 328-5153
Email: ho@rff.org
Recent work:
Carbon Pricing with Output Based Subsidies: Impact on U.S. Industries
over Multiple Time Frames Resources
for the Future Discussion Paper (2012)
Information Techonology and U.S.
Productivity Growth, Industrial
Productivity in Europe, Mas and Stehrer (eds) (2011)
Reconciling Control of
Carbon and Air Pollution with Economic Growth in China, in The Chinese Economy: A New
Transition (2012)
The Distributional Impact of Climate Policy, The
B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy (2010)
Technology, Development and the Environment, Journal
of Environmental Economics and Management (2010)
I am an economist at the IQSS working on productivity measurement and
environmental policy analysis.
Papers on measuring and projecting US productivity growth with Dale Jorgenson
(IQSS), Kevin
Stiroh (NY Fed) and Jon Samuels are listed
here.
Our numerical model of the US economy (Peter Wilcoxen, Richard Goettle,
Dan
Slesnick and Jorgenson) -- IGEM,
Intertermporal General Equilibrium Model, has been
used to analyze environmental, trade and tax policies. Our papers. Our contributions to the analyses at the
EPA
Climate Change Division.
At the University Center for the Environment (HUCE) China Project we constructed a multi-sector model of the Chinese economy to analyse energy and environmental policies.
For another listing of papers by this group please go to Dale Jorgenson's webpage and click on "Recent Papers". Some data for our productivity studies may be found on Jorgenson's homepage for now (and at the IQSS Research Archive).
We are part of the European Union Productivity Project (EUKLEMS) led by the
My work at Resources for the Future include analysis
of carbon mitigation policies.
Books:
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Information Technology and the
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Clearing the Air: The Health and
Economic
See China Project for research summary. |
Papers on Growth and Environmental Policy in the China
Papers on time series econometrics with Bent Sorensen and William Perraudin.
Papers on international
finance and growth with Richard Barnett, Doris Geide-Stevenson
and Saqib Jafarey.
Other links:
- DJA IGEM directory
- Wilcoxen’s IGEM, IGEHM web site for project members
- Members of the China Project: CAO Jing, Karen Fisher-Vanden , Richard Garbaccio, LIU Bingjiang (China SEPA), Chris Nielsen, WANG Shuxiao.
- Links of Program on Technology and Economic Policy
- Research Papers in Economics (RepEc)
- World Stock Markets; Exchange rates
- Jokes about computer languages.
For search purposes: Mun S. Ho , Mun Ho , Ho Mun Sing