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Co-Director, Economic Studies | Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow
Ted Gayer at an event on energy and climate change.
Ted Gayer is the co-director of the Economic Studies program and the Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution. He conducts research on a variety of economic issues, focusing particularly on public finance, environmental and energy economics, housing, and regulatory policy. | View Full Bio
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Testimony | Subcommittee on Energy and Power, Committee on Energy and Commerce
February 26, 2013
Blog Post
February 15, 2013 | comments
Opinion | US News & World Report
January 14, 2013
Past Event
December 14, 2012
November 13, 2012
Paper | The Brookings Institution and The Washington Post
August 26, 2012
Opinion | Real Clear Markets
July 19, 2012
Interview | E&E TV's OnPoint
July 17, 2012
July 12, 2012 | comments
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Ted Gayer
RT @TaxPolicyCenter: TaxVox: What the Joint Committee on Taxation really said about tax reform http://t.co/pYFrw33M
Oct 15
RT @davidmwessel: RT @BPC_Bipartisan: .@BowlesSimpson, BPC's Domenici and Rivlin respond to new Joint Committee on Taxation study http://t.co/AlIbBttO
Oct 12
TARP losses: $20b auto bailout, $16b mortgage programs, $14b to AIG. TARP gains: $18b from CPP, $8b from Citi/BofA: http://t.co/icLYFiZV
Oct 11
CBO: TARP has disbursed $417b, will disburse $14b more, and expected net costis $24bn: http://t.co/KiysP8Ie
Shadow inventory continues to shrink. @corelogic reports it's down 10.2 percent since last year to 2.3m units (6 months supply).
Oct 09
RT @Goldfarb: Ben S. Bernanke writes about the Nats in an op-ed in the WSJ. http://t.co/WgryrjNA
Oct 06
RT @greg_ip: Okun's still broken. Unemployment down 1.2 points in last year, implying GDP growth around 5%. Instead, more like 2.4%.
Oct 05
Congratulating Teddy Roosevelt in DuPont Circle: http://t.co/GMCdPU7K
New BPEA forecasting model predicts unemployment likely to stay around 7.8% for 6 months: http://t.co/vi4luut0
Ways to split up gains from shale gas, which is cheapest fuel even after Pigouvian tax is imposed on each alternative: http://t.co/2MIG9RXb
Oct 03
In-utero exposure to cortisol negatively affects offspring cognition: http://t.co/P7QJMrU7
Oct 01
.@asymmetricinfo Did he really not claim full charitable deduction to raise his ATR to arbitrary 14% rather than 12%?
Sep 21
Greenstone, List, & Syverson: Air quality regs lead to "annual economic cost of manufacturing plants of roughly $21bn." http://t.co/AphEFAeW
Sep 20
Tax credits for electric vehicles "result in little or no reduction in the total gas use and greenhouse gas emissions" http://t.co/kZNMwylh
RT @justinwolfers: Wanna do a better job forecasting unemployment? Barnichon-Nekarda show how to do *a lot* better. Killer paper. http://t.co/09FoMkt6 #BPEA
Sep 14
RT @BrookingsEcon: Now at #BPEA: Barnichon & Nekarda develop a new model that can improve unemployment forecasts by up to 30%: http://t.co/aJq2EnET
RT @MattZeitlin: Paul Willen is talking now. Here's a very good piece on him http://t.co/51hdquOe #bpea
RT @justinwolfers: Amazingly buyers only started to think about the words "housing bubble" in 2009. See fig 8 of Case-Shiller #BPEA paper. http://t.co/09FoMkt6
RT @justinwolfers: Chip Case & Robert Shiller at #BPEA: Crazy house price expectations were key to the bubble & collapse. http://t.co/09FoMkt6
RT @BrookingsEcon: New #BPEA Case-Shiller paper finds homebueyer perceptions had role in inflating bubble; deflated early market recovery http://t.co/dyUN0LZj
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