J. Paul Kelleher is Associate Professor of Bioethics and Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he is affiliated with the Energy Analysis and Policy program and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. His work focuses on ethical and philosophical issues concerning public policy, especially climate change policy and health policy.

• Part I. Economics 1: Integrated Assessment and Policy Optimization: A Brief Introduction 2: The Social Cost of Carbon in Social Choice Climate Economics 3: The Social Cost of Carbon in General Equilibrium Climate Economics Part II. Philosophy 4: A Foundation for (Discounted) Utilitarian Social Welfare Functions 5: Normative Abridgement and Pure Time Discounting 6: Distribution 7: Population Part III. Policy Analysis 8: The Social Cost of Carbon in Applied Climate Change Policy Analysis

Intended as a work accessible to nonphilosophers, this volume may be most useful to economists and graduate students who wish to confront the normative limitations implicit in policy recommendations.

J. Paul Kelleher is Associate Professor of Bioethics and Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he is affiliated with the Energy Analysis and Policy program and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. His work focuses on ethical and philosophical issues concerning public policy, especially climate change policy and health policy.

• Part I. Economics 1: Integrated Assessment and Policy Optimization: A Brief Introduction 2: The Social Cost of Carbon in Social Choice Climate Economics 3: The Social Cost of Carbon in General Equilibrium Climate Economics Part II. Philosophy 4: A Foundation for (Discounted) Utilitarian Social Welfare Functions 5: Normative Abridgement and Pure Time Discounting 6: Distribution 7: Population Part III. Policy Analysis 8: The Social Cost of Carbon in Applied Climate Change Policy Analysis

Intended as a work accessible to nonphilosophers, this volume may be most useful to economists and graduate students who wish to confront the normative limitations implicit in policy recommendations.

J. Paul Kelleher is Associate Professor of Bioethics and Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he is affiliated with the Energy Analysis and Policy program and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. His work focuses on ethical and philosophical issues concerning public policy, especially climate change policy and health policy.

• Part I. Economics 1: Integrated Assessment and Policy Optimization: A Brief Introduction 2: The Social Cost of Carbon in Social Choice Climate Economics 3: The Social Cost of Carbon in General Equilibrium Climate Economics Part II. Philosophy 4: A Foundation for (Discounted) Utilitarian Social Welfare Functions 5: Normative Abridgement and Pure Time Discounting 6: Distribution 7: Population Part III. Policy Analysis 8: The Social Cost of Carbon in Applied Climate Change Policy Analysis

Intended as a work accessible to nonphilosophers, this volume may be most useful to economists and graduate students who wish to confront the normative limitations implicit in policy recommendations.