Baker Fellow and former ORNL corporate Fellow, David Greene, has authored a policy brief looking at the topic of gasoline ...
Cheaper Gasoline – Will it Continue? David Greene offers policy brief
Publications
LaRiviere Awarded $150,000 for Study from UT Battelle
Dr. Jacob LaRiviere, UT Baker Fellow and Economics professor, recently won a $150,000 competitively awarded subcontract from UT-Battelle. The project, ...
A Profile of the Energy Sector in Tennessee
Dr. Matt Murray, Baker Center Director, has released a report on energy in Tennessee. Prepared for the Tennessee General Assembly, ...
Tennessee FY 2013 – Economic Impact of Dept. of Energy Spending
The presence of the Department of Energy (DOE) in the state of Tennessee generates significant economic benefits. Everyday operations create ...
New Report on “Economic Impacts on Tennessee Arising from Construction of the Uranium Processing Facility”
A report on the Economic Impacts on Tennessee Arising from Construction of the Uranium Processing Facility, conducted by Dr. Matt Murray and ...
The Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan
The Bredesen Center has uncovered inconsistencies in the Clean Power Plan and its application to existing power plants. The identified inconsistencies have been shown to have negative implications on existing facilities. The Bredesen Center urges the Environmental Protection Agency to correct these inconsistencies and instead apply technology-neutral regulations on carbon emissions to all states in order to allow industry to employ a free market approach.
Taylor K. Odle – THE PELL GRANT
THE PELL GRANT: FOUNDATIONS, CURRENT MODEL, AND FUTURE PUBLIC POLICY IMPLICATIONS With a spotlight on the State of Tennessee and ...
Lisa Dicker – 4 Grandparents, 2 Parents, 1 Daughter
4 Grandparents, 2 Parents, 1 Daughter: The One Child Policy’s Restructuring of Chinese Families and its Positive Impact on Gender ...
Kelsey Parkman – The Evolution of Local Food System Policy
The Evolution of Local Food System Policy Kelsey_Parkman_Final_Report
Justin Hickerson – Judicial Influence and the United States Federal District Courts
Judicial Influence and the United States Federal District Courts: A Case Study Justin_Hickerson_Final_Report