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This paucity of probabilistic information greatly reduces the scope for policy analysis based on expected utility theory and benefit-cost analysis. It highlights the value of robust decision making tools designed for situations where generally-agreed probability distributions are not available and stakeholders differ in their degree of risk tolerance.

Presenter:

Geoffrey Heal, Park Donald C. Waite III Professor of Social Enterprise

Professor of Finance & Economics

Columbia Business School

Lunch will be provided.

Attendance is open, but involves pre-registration no later than two days prior to the event.

For questions and to register, please contact Khadija Hill at khill@rff.org (tel. 202-328-5174).

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