Robert S. Pindyck

National Bureau of Economic Research — United States

Economics, Econometrics and Finance · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Climate Change Policy and Economics(78), Economic theories and models(49), Capital Investment and Risk Analysis(39), Market Dynamics and Volatility(37), Global Energy and Sustainability Research(36)

Publications308 total

The Supply of Forest-Based Co2 Removal
SSRN Electronic Journal·2025Open Access
The Supply of Forest-Based Co2 Removal
SSRN Electronic Journal·2025Open Access
Population, Productivity, and Sustainable Consumption
American Economic Journal Macroeconomics·2024· 1 cited
A Supply Curve for Forest-Based CO₂ Removal
2024· 1 citedOpen Access
A Supply Curve for Forest-Based CO2 Removal
SSRN Electronic Journal·2024· 3 citedOpen Access
What We Know and Don’t Know about Climate Change
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022· 2 cited
The Fundamental Problem
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022
Climate Future
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022· 15 cited
Introduction
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022
The Role of Uncertainty in Climate Policy
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022· 1 cited
What to Do: Reducing Net Emissions
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022
Climate Policy and Climate Change: What Can We Expect?
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022
What to Do: Adaptation
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022
Population, Productivity, and Sustainable Consumption
2022· 4 citedOpen Access
Population, Productivity, and Sustainable Consumption
SSRN Electronic Journal·2022· 2 citedOpen Access
Microeconomics, 9/E Global Edition
2021
Microeconomics ninth edition GLobal Edition
2021
What We Know and Don’t Know about Climate Change, and Implications for Policy
Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy·2021
What We Know and Don’t Know about Climate Change, and Implications for Policy
Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy·2021· 21 cited
Welfare Costs of Catastrophes: Lost Consumption and Lost Lives
The Economic Journal·2020· 20 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Avinash Dixit(5), Julio J. Rotemberg(3), Geoffrey Heal(3), Richard S.J. Tol(3), Daniel L. Rubinfeld(2), Saman Majd(2), Maureen Cropper(2), Christian Gollier(2), Ben Groom(2), Richard G. Newell(2), William D. Nordhaus(2), William A. Pizer(2), Paul R. Portney(2), Thomas Sterner(2), Martin L. Weitzman(2), Eduardo S. Schwartz(1), Avinash Dixit(1), Robert K. Dixit(1), Andrew B. Abel(1), Janice Eberly(1)