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MagnifyFrank Wolak, MS, PhD
Director, Program on Energy and Sustainable Development; Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Senior Fellow by courtesy; Senior Fellow at FSI for International Studies and Holbrook Working Professor of Commodity Price Studies in Economics
Stanford University
Economics Department
579 Serra Mall
Stanford, CA 94305-6072
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Working Papers
Reports
Regulatory Barriers to Lowering the Carbon Content of Energy Services
Frank Wolak
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (2010)
- Options for Short-Term Price Determination in the Brazilian Wholesale Electricity Market
Frank Wolak
Stanford University, Department of Economics (2008) - Designing Competitive Wholesale Markets for Latin American Countries
Frank Wolak
Stanford University, Department of Economics (2003)
Journal Articles
Books & Book Chapters
Op-eds & Editorials
- The Cost of Climate Policy Uncertainty
Frank Wolak
FSI Stanford, PESD Op-ed: UK Guardian on February 5, 2011 - China's green gift to the world
Environmentalists who want to ban China's coal imports are 100% wrong: driving up the price of coal cuts carbon emissions
Frank Wolak, Richard K. Morse
FSI Stanford, PESD Op-ed: Guardian.co.uk on December 30, 2010 - Don't blame energy speculators for rising cost of crude oil
By Frank A. Wolak
Frank Wolak
PESD Op-ed: San Jose Mercury News on August 4, 2008