Hope you will join me, Damien Dussaux, Neal Fann, Ankur Pandya, and Brad Wong for our Harvard "Valuing Life and Health" program online next week, starting on Monday, Sept. 16!

Thanks Ben! To clarify, while FirstView includes several papers from our Ethics and Benefit-Cost Analysis special issue (posted individually here), it also includes articles forthcoming in other issues. JBCA Editor Tom Kniesner deserves the credit!

Hope you will join us for our November “Assessing Distribution and Equity” online workshop, sponsored by SBCA. Speakers include Dan Acland, UC Berkeley; Matt Adler, Duke; Maddalena Ferranna, USC; James K. Hammitt, Harvard; and Jim Neumann, IEc. benefitcostanalysis.org/workshops

Hope you will join us!

Attending the SRA - Society for Risk Analysis conference? Join us Weds. for “Frontiers of Benefit-Cost Analysis: Federal Research Priorities” with E. Pindilli (EOP/OSTP), A. Sassi (FDA/HHS), W. Chiu (Texas A&M), F. Wu (MSU), S. Hoffmann (ERS/USDA), & J. Wiener (Duke). sra.org/events-webinar…

Hope you will join us ASSA Meeting on Saturday at 10:15 in the Marriott Marquis for our roundtable on regulation under the Trump Administration, lead by Caroline Cecot and featuring Cary Coglianese, Don Kenkel, Cathy Kling, Josh Linn, and me. aeaweb.org/conference/202…

ASSA Meeting: See you Saturday at 10:15! Looking Ahead: What to Watch for in U.S. Regulatory Policy in the New Administration <buff.ly/4fDZ3r8> #ASSA2025

Exciting to see another article in our forthcoming issue on "Ethics and Benefit-Cost Analysis" posted on FirstView! Citizen Preferences and BCA: A Model of Willingness-to-Pay behind a Veil of Ignorance | Journal of Benefit-Cost Analysis | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3PAitSW

Will Trump 2.0’s Deregulatory Track Record Be Different? In the latest blog post, Cary Coglianese summarizes his remarks from the SBCA-organized panel session at #ASSA2025 a few weeks ago. benefitcostanalysis.org/index.php?opti…

Thrilled to share the special issue on "Ethics and Benefit–Cost Analysis" co-edited by #MRCBG Sr. Fellow Alumna, Lisa A Robinson. The volume explores unconventional perceptions of individual and societal welfare from pragmatic and ethical standpoints, shaping a new narrative