Dr. Bruce Yandle, interim dean of Clemson University's College of Business & Behavior Sciences and a professor of economics emeritus, recently spoke at Penn State University on the concept of free market environmentalism, and its power to promote green energy policy and environmentally friendly progress without burdensome regulation.
Dr. Yandle sat down for a one-hour interview with student panelists and alumni on Penn State's campus radio station, The LION 90.7fm, on its public affairs program, "Radio Free Penn State." The full interview can be heard below.
Yandle is also a Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Economics at the Mercatus Center, and a faculty member with George Mason University's Capitol Hill Campus.
He has served as executive director of the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, DC, and served on the President's Council on Wage and Price Stability from 1976 to 1978.
Click here to listen to the full interview.
Dr. Bruce Yandle Discusses Free Market Environmentalism
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Somebody forgot to edit the audio. The pre-intro material could be cut. The Dean's voice needs amplified to the level of the pre-intro and intro audio.