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Randal O'Toole Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute Expertise: urban planning, public land, transportation |
"Property Rights for Rural and Urban Landowners" Link to presentation |
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Steven L. Hayward Senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute Co-author of the annual Index of Leading Environmental Indicators |
"Property Rights and the Global Commons: An Alternative to Kyoto-Copenhagen Climate Policy" Link to presentation |
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Terry L. Anderson Executive Director of PERC and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution Expertise: property rights, markets and environmental quality |
"No One Washes a Rental Car" Link to presentation |
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