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Programme at a Glance 27 JUNE 28 JUNE 29 JUNE 30 JUNE

8:00-18:00 Registration 8:00-18:00 Registration 8:00-16:00 Registration

8:30-10:30 8:30-10:30 8:30-10:30 Pre-conference course Parallel Sessions 1 Parallel Sessions 4 Parallel Sessions 7 Economics of Environmental Regime Shifts*

26-27 June 10:30-11:00 Taylor & Francis Co ee Break 10:30-11:00 Co ee Break 10:30-11:00 Co ee Break Organised by Beijer Institute 10:35-10:55 Guided Poster Tour 1 10:35-10:55 Guided Poster Tour 5 11:00-11:15 Opening Ceremony 11:00-11:30 Closing Ceremony 11:15-12:15 11:00-12:30 David Pearce Lecture 11:30-12:30 Parallel Sessions 5 Ian J. Bateman Plenary Session V. Kerry Smith 12:15-13:30 Lunch 12:40-13:00 Guided Poster Tour 2 13:00-13:20 Guided Poster Tour 3 12:30-14:00 Lunch 12:30-14:00 Lunch EDE Board meeting* 13:00-13:45 Main Poster Session EAERE General Assembly ERE Board meeting* 12:30-18:00 EAERE Council Meeting*

14:00-15:00 13:30-15:30 Plenary Session Parallel Sessions 2 William D. Nordhaus 14:00-16:00 Parallel Sessions 8

15:00-16:15 15:30-16:00 Co ee Break Plenary Panel Session on Rio+20 15:35-15:55 Guided Poster Tour 4 15:30-17:30 Discussion Round Table: 16:15-16:45 Co ee Break Can we a ord green policies during 16:20-16:40 Guided Poster Tour 6 an economic downturn? 16:00-18:00 Parallel Sessions 3 16:45-18:15 Parallel Sessions 6

18:00-20:30 Registration WELCOME RECEPTION

20:00-23:00 20:00-23:00 SOCIAL EVENT CONFERENCE DINNER** RUDOLFINUM GALLERY CONVENT OF ST AGNES OF BOHEMIA

* Invitation only ** The conference dinner is included only in the category of standard registration fees Welcome to Prague! 02 Contents General Information 04 Conference Venues 04 Registration and Information 08 Sustainable EAERE 2012 09 Exhibitors 09 Job Market 09 Presenters Instructions 10 Programme Information 12 Programme Overview 12 Pre-conference Course 13 Pre-conference Discussion Panel 13 Plenary Keynote Lectures 14 Plenary Panel Session on Rio+20 16 Policy Sessions 18 Special Sessions 20 Institutional Meetings 20 Closing Ceremony & Awards 21 Social Programme 22 Parallel Sessions Overview 24 Detailed Programme 26 Guided Poster Tours 59 Job Market Papers 60 EAERE at a Glance 62 Scientific Programme Committee 64 Local Organising Committee 65 Index of Presenters 66 Welcome to Prague!

This year, following Krakow (1992) and Budapest (2004), the EAERE Annual Conference is returning to Central Euro- pe. To date, the EAERE conferences have been rarely attended by researchers from Central and Eastern European countries and with the hope of changing this unsatisfactory fact, we have decided to bring this prestigious scientific event to Prague. Let´s hope that we have succeeded in raising the awareness of EAERE conferences in our region and that the effects will be felt in the coming years. There has been a continuously growing interest in attending EAERE annual conferences so as to benefit from the excellent research presented there, to be part of a remarkable community and to enjoy an important scientific event. To our great pleasure, the EAERE 2012 Conference is no exception and is also receiving a strong response. Almost 1,200 papers have been submitted from all over the world. These were reviewed by two independent reviewers, to whom I am very grateful for their professional and responsible work. As a result, the conference programme lists around 480 papers to be presented in about 120 parallel sessions and within several guided poster tours. Highly distinguished and internationally known scholars will deliver keynote lectures or will be participating in panel discussions and policy sessions. There are several specific features of the EAERE 2012 Conference that I´d like to bring to your attention. Firstly, we have 13 Special Sessions included in the scientific programme devoted to certain hot topics or specific methods relevant for environmental and resource economics. These 13 were selected from 46 submissions – all excellent with respect to quality and their focus – sent by many of you last autumn. We have introduced several tools to improve the visibility of the Poster Session, which has not yet gained the recognition it enjoys in the natural sciences. We are also paying special attention to make our Conference sufficiently policy relevant. Specifically, we have placed in the programme several thematic policy sessions and a roundtable reflecting the UN Conference on Sustainable Development Rio+20. To allow more of you to present and discuss your work and to ensure that everyone feels comfortable, we are following a ‘one-person-one-paper’ rule, as introduced for the first time in the Rome Conference. To avoid having an over-packed programme, following Council´s recommendation, we have kept the limit of total papers accepted below 500. Black-and-yellow is the colour of our conference; you can notice this when looking, for example, at our badges or at Your Programme Book. However, we have also tried to maximise the colour green within our conference. We have devoted considerable attention to preparing a balanced and well-structured scientific programme but haven’t forgotten about the social aspect of the Conference. It is always a challenge to compete with great social events being organised at the annual EAERE conferences. We have done our best and arranged our social events in outstanding places reflecting Czech history and the diversity of architectural styles that Prague offers. We have -ca refully considered the necessity of having a ‘gala’ dinner and left the decision this year whether to join the seated dinner to you. You can also enjoy an outstanding music ensemble during our social event; there is no need to add more if I say that it is my pleasure to announce the next concert by the famous and well-known Dr Keynes and the Lounge Lizards at the EAERE 2012. You may enjoy wine tasting during the welcome reception and drinking great Moravian wines or Czech beers during all our social events. There is much more to see than the buildings in which the scientific and social part of our conference will take place. I hope you will have some time for sightseeing and to be fascinated by the genius loci of Prague, as I was when as an 18-year old I moved to Prague in order to study. Indeed, Prague serves up a unique collection of historical monuments, dominated by Prague Castle which towers high above the city. Prague is also a showcase for many artistic and architectural styles and movements; its centre is characterised by winding alleys and buildings of all architectural styles - Romanesque rotundas, Gothic cathedrals, Baroque and Renaissance palaces, Art Nouveau, Classicist, Cubist and Functionalist houses – whatever style you might think of. I hope you have enough time to enjoy Prague. We expect to have many interesting events organised during the four summer days in Prague. For this reason we would appreciate it if you would take a minute to look through this programme to check location, timing and other useful instructions, both here and on the updates that will be available at the conference area. In case you have any other requests or you notice things that are not working, please do not hesitate to immediately contact us in the conference secretariat. We are ready and waiting to help you and will do our very best to fix things. All the information you might need can also be found at our Conference website: http://www.eaere2012.org. Without doubt the EAERE 2012 Conference would not have been possible to arrange without the enormous help of my colleagues from Charles University Environment Center and the whole organising team, to whom I am limitle- ssly grateful for their consistently professional efforts. There are many to whom I would like to give my thanks; most of them are listed in this book. Here I would like to particularly name a few of them - Hana Škopková who has put all her energy into taking responsibility for just about everything, Vojtěch Máca who has helped to patiently solve, with great wisdom, many unexpected problems; Jan Melichar who helped greatly, not only with the scientific programme, Bengt Kriström, the third Programme Committee co-chair who has been always on hand to provide his knowledgeable help and Martin Kryl who took care of the programming of the registration process and our website. Many thanks are also due to the EAERE secretariat, Monica Eberle and Irene Bellin, for providing us with great knowledge and continuous advice. I would also like to thank our donors, sponsors and partners who are listed at the end of this book. Dear Colleagues, let me on behalf of the EAERE 2012 Local Organising Committee and Scientific Programme Commi- ttee wish you all a wonderful welcome to Prague and I hope you will enjoy the days spent with us.

Milan Ščasný Charles University in Prague, Environment Center SECTION GENERAL INFORMATION

Conference Venues

The conference is being held on the campus of the University of Economics located in Žižkov - a city quarter situated just a few minutes by tram or metro from the city centre, close to the range of cultural attractions that Prague offers. The campus is well served by public transport. The main train station, Hlavní nádraží which also has a metro stop on subway line C of the same name is just within walking distance, or you can get there on tram number 5, 9 or 26 and get off at Husinecká stop. One of Prague best-loved parks, Riegrovy sady, is situated just next to the conference venue.

To get to the social events venues at Rudolfinum and the Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia, we recommend using public transport. Both events are within walking distance from public transport stops.

University of Economics - Conference venue The welcome reception and the scientific programme from Thursday to Saturday will take place here.

Entrance 1 - NB This entrance is close to the „Husinecka“ tram stop on tram line 5, 9 or 26. It will lead you to the registration desk through „Nova Building“

Entrance 2 - RB This entrance leads you directly to the registration desk. This is the best entrance to use when coming on foot from the city centre.

Walk from/to the nearest tram stop „Husinecka“

Walk from/to the nearest metro stop „Hlavni nadrazi“

Galery Rudolfinum - Social event The main conference social event will take place here at Rudolfinum on Thursday.

Walk to Rudolfinum from nearest tram stop/metro line. Nearest tram stop - Staroměstská, lines 17, 18 Nearest metro line - Staroměstská, green line A

Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia - Conference dinner The conference dinner will be served here on Friday.

Walk to Convent of St Agnes from nearest tram stop „Dlouhá třída“

Main Train station - Praha hl. nádraží

Main Bus Station - Florenc

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Plan of the Campus

The campus consists of three buildings: RAJSKA BUILDING (RB), NOVA BUILDING (NB) and STARA BUILDING (SB). EAERE 2012 programme takes place in RAJSKA BUILDING and NOVA BUILDING.

Plenary sessions: ENTRANCE 2 - RB

VENCOVSKEHO AULA Italská st. AULA RB 101

Parallel sessions:

VENCOVSKEHO AULA AULA C SBSB AULA D registration & cloakroom AULA RB 101 ROOMS RB 103-213 RB

Policy sessions: Winston Churchill Sq.

AULA RB 101 co ee break RB 101 & lunch 1 Legend AULA RB: RAJSKA BUILDING co ee break C NB: NOVA BUILDING & lunch 3 co ee SB: STARA BUILDING break 4 co ee break NB & lunch 2 exhibitors AULA ENTRANCE 1 - NB D 103-213 RB posters VENCOVSKEHO AULA

U Rajské zahrady st.

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 5 Plenary sessions: ENTRANCE 2 - RB

VENCOVSKEHO AULA Italská st. AULA RB 101

Parallel sessions:

VENCOVSKEHO AULA SECTION GENERAL INFORMATION AULA C SBSB AULA D registration & cloakroom AULA RB 101 ROOMS RB 103-213 RB

Policy sessions: Winston Churchill Sq.

AULA RB 101 co ee break RB 101 & lunch 1 RAJSKA BUILDING / GROUND FLOOR Legend AULA RB: RAJSKA BUILDING co ee break C NB: NOVA BUILDING & lunch 3 ZOOM co ee SB: STARA BUILDING break 4 co ee break NB & lunch 2 exhibitors AULA ENTRANCE 1 - NB D 103-213 RB posters VENCOVSKEHO RB 112 AULA RB 116 RB 115 RB 114 RB 113

TOWARDS VENCOVSKEHO AULA U Rajské zahrady st. AULA C AULA D

EXHIBITION

COFFEE BREAK & LUNCH 1

WC FROM ENTRANCE 2 & REGISTRATION POSTER S

RB 101

COFFEE BREAK & LUNCH 2

RB 103 RB 104 RB 105 RB 106 RB 107

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RAJSKA BUILDING / FIRST FLOOR

RB 213 RB 212 RB 211

RB 210

(RB 101) RB 209

COFFEE BREAK & LUNCH 3

RB 203 RB 204 RB 205 RB 206 RB 207

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Registration and Information

The registration and information PC AND INTERNET Coffee breaks in Nova building (NB) All participants have access to the wireless internet connection in • between aula C & D – “Coffee break 4” the whole Conference Venue. To get your personal username desk is located right at the Lunches are served – in Rajská building (RB) and password, please ask at the registration desk. The PC room entrance no. 2 from Italská street. RB 437 is located on the 4th floor of Rajská building (RB). • in front of aula RB 101 – “Coffee break & lunch 1” • on the ground and first floor – „Coffee break & lunch 2 & 3“,

PHOTOCOPYING AND PRINTING Photocopying and printing facilities are available at the registra- Please refer to the maps in the Conference Venue Section. THE REGISTRATION WILL BE OPENED AS FOLLOWS: tion desk. Wednesday 27 June 18:00-20:30 TAXIS Thursday 28 June 08:00-18:00 CLOAKROOM If you need a taxi to pick you up at a specific point, you may refer to Friday 29 June 08:00-18:00 Coats and luggage can be left in the cloakroom situated next to one of the numbers below: Saturday 30 June 08:00-16:00 the registration desk. All items are left at your own risk. • AAA radiotaxi: 14014, +420-222333222, +420-221102211 • Profi taxi: 14015, +420-261314151 BADGES PUBLIC TRANSPORT PASS • Taxi Praha: +420-222111000 The name badge given to you when you registered ensures your Each participant will obtain public transport pass for free for the admission to the conference. Please make sure, you wear it at duration of the conference when picking up their name badge. IMPORTANT NUMBERS all times! It is important to wear your name badge also to all the • Emergency call 112 social events. PUBLIC TRANSPORT OPERATING HOURS • Municipal police phone 156 • Metro: Daily from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. • Emergency road service phone 1230, 1240 PROGRAMME CHANGES AND MESSAGE BOARD • Tram: Daytime operation is from 4:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Night opera- • Prague’s tourist information phone +420-221 714 444 General announcements, changes and updates to the programme tion is provided by tram numbers 51 to 59 in 30 minutes intervals. will be displayed at the registration desk and in front of RB 101. • Buses: The daytime and night operation of buses is similar to tram The message board will also be situated at the registration The three-digit telephone numbers may be reached even without operation. Night service is provided by bus numbers 501 to 513. desk. You can leave your messages for friends and colleagues a SIM card inserted in your mobile phone and the service is free. or look for those left for you. The Czech Republic‘s country code is +420. All the schedules are located at individual stops or at www.dpp.cz/en.

CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT: There are conference assistants, one in each session room, ready CATERING • Registration desk: +420-731 315 545 to help participants and to provide technical assistance. Confer- Coffee breaks in Rajská building (RB) • Accommodation and tours: +420-261 174 304 ence assistants may be easily identified through their t-shirt • in front of aula RB 101 – “Coffee break & lunch 1” • Conference coordinator: +420-724 825 219 and badge. • on the ground and first floor – „Coffee break & lunch 2 & 3“,

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Sustainable EAERE 2012 Job Market

• CATERING tion has participated in numerous projects that have helped A European Job Market for Environmental and Resource Econo- The Local Organising Committee has used the conference catering landowners, farmers, schools and other stakeholders to enrich mists is organised within the conference. The Job Market aims as an opportunity to support and introduce an example of social their lands with trees, bushes, and other environmentally sound to offer the two sides of the market - institutions with open enterprise activities being carried out here in Prague. The cater- landscape elements. So far the association has managed to positions and candidates looking for a job - both a virtual and ing service for the welcome reception and during the scientific plant and grow some 3500 trees. CO2 offset appointed money a physical place to meet and look for the best match. Candi- programme will be provided by InBáze Berkat. In order to cre- will be used for planting a further approximately 200 local spe- dates, universities, public and private institutions, and corpora- ate new jobs for migrants and to earn own funds for integration cies of trees that will contribute to the diversity and environ- tions are invited to apply to participate in the Job Market. activities this civic association has developed a social enterprise mental value of the Czech landscape and by involving the public At the EAERE Stand you can find the full list of candidates avail- project – Ethnocatering, where a group of women migrants cook in this process will spread understanding of the importance of able for interviews at the Conference; information on the rooms and serve delicacies of their traditional cuisine (Georgian, Arme- landscape diversity and the environment in general. available for interviews; a message board where you can leave nian, Afghan, etc.). messages to Job Market participants. Candidate‘s profiles and • EARTH POSITIVE BAGS information on open positions are posted in the EAERE website. Interviews must be organised by the participants in the market di- • CO2 COMPENSATION Your conference bag is EarthPositive® certified. EarthPositive® rectly. A limited number of rooms situated within the Conference CO offsets collected this year during the registration will be used was designed as a viable alternative to cheap conventional pro- 2 venue is available for Job Market interviews: institutions can book by the local civic association Pro krajinu, o.s. Each conference motional textile. It is made to demonstrate the highest possible them. Rooms RB 104 and RB 105 are allocated among the differ- participant purchasing the CO offset will obtain a certificate of environmental, social and ethical standards in one of the world’s 2 ent institutions that apply on a first-come first-serve basis. a tree that will be planted thanks to his or her offset. Pro krajinu, most environmentally damaging industries, and to provide a o.s. was founded in 2008 to contribute to involve the general recognisable product with which to promote awareness and The ‘job market papers’ are listed at the end of this book. If you public and school children in nature and landscape conservation take action on climate change. It is organic and ethically made, have not applied for the Job Market before the Conference, but in harmony with local conditions and in reference to the histori- but crucially, manufactured solely using sustainable energy would like to join, visit the EAERE stand and learn how to par- cal development of Czech countryside. Since 2008 the associa- generated from wind and solar power. ticipate. Further information at http://www.eaere.org/job.html.

Annual Reviews www.annualreviews.org Exhibitors Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd www.e-elgar.co.uk We are grateful to all the exhibitors. The exhibition is available Environment for Development www.efdinitiative.org throughout the conference and is situated in the atrium of Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei www.feem.it Rajská building (RB) and will be open throughout the scien- Global Academic Business, Oxford University Press http://global.oup.com tific programme of the conference. Please make time to visit Nature Publishing Group www.nature.com the stands of: Now publishers www.nowpublishers.com Palgrave Macmillan www.palgrave.com Springer-Verlag GmbH www.springer.com Taylor & Francis Group www.taylorandfrancis.com Earthscan from Routledge www.routledge.com/sustainability

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Presenters Instructions Parallel sessions following the presentation. Although exceptions may occur, GUIDED POSTER TOURS the chair is usually the same person as the presenter of the last This year, for the first time at the EAERE Annual Conference se- paper in the session. The conference programme identifies the ries, six different guided poster tours are scheduled during chairs for individual sessions. In case the scheduled chair does PRESENTATION TECHNOLOGY the Conference lunch breaks. According to the paper’s topic, not attend, the presenter of the session’s actual last paper is ex- all posters are clustered in six different groups and so each of Computer (MS Windows environment) and beamer will be available pected to take the role of chair. these six tours is dedicated to a different issue. Each tour will in each room for presentations. Our default assumption is that encompass 3 to 5 of the posters. you will use either PowerPoint (.ppt or .pptx) or Portable Docu- DISCUSSANTS ment Format (.pdf) for presentations. Presenters are requested Guided Poster Tour works as follows: the authors of their poster to bring their presentation on a USB disk. Connecting personal Discussants are expected to provide a brief discussion, focusing stand next to their poster. The tour guide leads the partici- laptops is discouraged to avoid excessive loss of time. on specific issues and questions, leaving sufficient time for pants to the posters in the tour: when the tour reaches your general discussion from the floor. Any detailed comments can poster, you have 4 minutes to present your poster. As soon as be passed on to the presenter after the session, in written form all posters of the tour have been presented, the participants DURATION if preferred. Although exceptions may occur, the discussant is go to the poster they want to learn more about. The authors The time available for each presentation, including discussant’s usually the same person as the presenter of the next paper in of the poster are kindly asked to stay next to their poster for comments and general discussion, is 30 minutes. the session; the presenter of the final paper is usually discus- the duration of the tour. sant of the first paper. Poster Guided Tours are scheduled during coffee breaks on Thursday and Friday and Thursday lunch break. We are par- PRESENTERS ticularly grateful to Jeffrey Englin, Phoebe Koundouri, Bengt Presenters are invited to come to the room 10 minutes prior to Poster session Kriström, Matti Liski, Catarina Roseta-Palma and Ståle Navrud the start of the session so that presentations can be copied for serving as tour guides. onto the computer before the session starts. Please avoid use INSTRUCTION FOR AUTHORS of file names including eaere and 2012, as this may overwrite your colleague’s presentation. Our conference assistants will be The panel size for posters is 120x200 cm. We recommend bring- MAIN POSTER SESSION happy to help in case of technical difficulties. ing a printed copy of your poster in the format DIN A0 (841mm The Main Poster Session is scheduled during the lunch break on × 1189mm, 33.11in × 46.81in) and would appreciate authors No more than one presentation is accepted per person. In princi- Friday, June 29th, 13:00-13:45. to provide posters in this format. There are no further regula- ple all presenters are called upon to discuss a paper. If you are tions concerning the design of the posters and no template for a discussant, you will be discussing a paper in the same ses- poster design is provided. THE AUTHORS OF POSTER ARE KINDLY ASKED: sion as the one in which you present. You may also be the session‘s chair. You are kindly asked to install your poster on Wednesday, June • to stay next to and present your poster within 4 minutes dur- 27th, during the Welcome reception or on Thursday, June 28th, ing the Guided Poster Tour in which your paper is allocated before 9:00 am at the latest. The Conference Secretariat will (Thursday and Friday coffee and lunch breaks); CHAIRS provide all the necessary tools and materials (tape, pins etc…) • to stay next to your poster for during whole duration of the Chairs are invited to come to the room 10 minutes prior to the to hang the poster on the panel. The poster shall be displayed Main Poster Session (Friday, 13:00-13:45). start of the session. They introduce the session and the speak- throughout the whole duration of the Conference; therefore ers, make sure that the time available is divided equally over the they will be dismantled on 30th June after the end of the sci- papers to be presented, and guide the discussion from the floor entific sessions.

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PLANNED TABLE OF CONTENTS:

• An Interview with Arnold Harberger, Richard E. Just • Including Jobs in Beneﬁ t-Cost Analysis, Timothy J. Bartik • Adoption Versus Adaptation, David Zilberman, Jinhua Zhao, Amir Heiman • International Trade in Natural Resources: Practice and Policy, Michele Ruta, • Agricultural Trade: What Matters in the Doha Round? David Laborde, Will Martin Anthony J. Venables • Behavioral Economics and Environmental Policy, Fredrik Carlsson, Olof Johansson-Stenman • Measuring Indirect Land Use Change with Biofuels: Implications for Policy, Madhu Khanna, Christine L. Crago • Carbon Sequestration in Forests and Soils, Roger A. Sedjo, Brent Sohngen • The New Fisheries Economics: Incentives Across Many Margins, Martin D. Smith • (The Economics of) Discounting: Unbalanced Growth, Uncertainty, and Spatial Considerations, Thomas Sterner, Efthymia Kyriakopoulou • On the Value of Agricultural Biodiversity, Salvatore Di Falco • Commodity Prices over Two Centuries: Trends, Volatility, and Impact, Jeffrey G. Williamson • The Origins and Ideals of Water Resource Economics in the United States, Ronald C. Grifﬁ n • The Economics of the Food System Revolution, Thomas Reardon, C. Peter Timmer • An Overview of Carbon Offsets from Agriculture, Jimena González-Ramírez, Catherine L. Kling, Adriana Valcu • Environmental Tax Reform: Principles from Theory and Practice to Date, Ian W.H. Parry, John Norregaard, Dirk Heine • Taking Stock of Malthus: Modeling the Collapse of Historical Civilizations, Rafael Reuveny

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Programme Overview

WEDNESDAY 27 JUNE 2012 FRIDAY 29 JUNE 2012

08:30 - 17:00 Pre-course (second day, invitation only) 08:30 - 10:30 Parallel Session 4 12:30 - 18:00 EAERE Council Meeting (invitation only) 15:30 - 17:30 Pre-conference Discussion Panel 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break 10:35 - 10:55 Guided Poster Tour 5 18:00 - 20:30 Registration 11:00 - 12:30 Parallel Sessions 5 18:00 - 20:30 Welcome Reception 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 12:30 - 14:00 ERE Board Meeting (invitation only) 13:00 - 13:45 Main Poster Session THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 14:00 - 15:00 Plenary Session 08:30 - 10:30 Parallel Sessions 1 15:00 - 16:15 Plenary Panel Session on Rio+20

10:30 - 11:00 Taylor & Francis Coffee Break 16:15 - 16:45 Coffee Break 10:35 – 10:55 Guided Poster Tour 1 16:20 – 16:40 Guided Poster Tour 6

11:00 - 12:15 Opening Ceremony and the David Pearce Lecture 16:45 - 18:15 Parallel Sessions 6

12:15 - 13:30 Lunch 20:00 - 23:00 Conference Dinner (Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia)* 12:15 - 13:30 EDE Board Meeting (invitation only)

12:40 - 13:20 Guided Poster Tour 2&3

SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 13:30 - 15:30 Parallel Sessions 2

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee Break 08:30 - 10:30 Parallel Sessions 7 15:35 - 15:55 Guided Poster Tour 4 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break 16:00 - 18:00 Parallel Sessions 3 11:00 - 12:30 Plenary Session and Closing Ceremony 20:00 - 23:00 Social Event (Gallery Rudolfinum) 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 12:30 - 14:00 EAERE General Assembly of Members

14:00 - 16:00 Parallel Sessions 8

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Pre-conference Course

Economics of Environmental TOPICS: INSTRUCTORS: • Introduction to regime shifts - Theory and evidence on regime Reinette (Oonsie) Biggs (Stockholm Resilience Centre, Sweden) Regime Shifts shifts in ecosystems, multiple equilibria, hysteresis, irreversibil- Anne-Sophie Crépin (The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics, ity, thresholds, slow and fast variables. Stockholm, Sweden) • Optimizing with regime shifts - Static and dynamic optimization The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics is organizing a pre- Stephen Polasky (Fesler-Lampert Professor of Ecological/Environ- with regime shifts, Skiba manifolds, slow and fast variables, nu- course held in conjunction with EAERE 2012 on the theme mental Economics, University of Minnesota, USA) merical methods. „Economics of Environmental Regime Shifts“, 26-27 June Dr. Anastasios Xepapadeas (Professor of Economic Theory and 2012. The course‘s target audience is researchers from de- • Regime shifts and differential games - Open and feedback Policy, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece) veloping and transition countries. The pre-course is only for Nash equilibria, comparison with optimal management, opti- invited attendants. mal taxation. • Policy implications of regime shifts - Risk-return tradeoffs, precautionary management, learning and early warning, adaptation.

Pre-conference Discussion Panel

Can we afford green policies during consequences of stringent economic policies for environmen- PANELLISTS: tal / climate policy in both national (i.e. Czech) and interna- Reyer Gerlagh (Tilburg University) tional settings. an economic downturn? Karel Janda (Charles University) Keynote presentation is delivered by Reyer Gerlagh, professor of Ondřej Liška (Czech Green Party) environmental economics at Tilburg University, whose research The pre-conference discussion panel is held on Wednesday interests include climate economics, sustainability, technologi- Jan Macháček (Respekt) 27 June, 15:30-17:30, at aula RB 101. cal change and costs of environmental policies. Radek Špicar (Confederation of Industry) The panel strives to bring together academics, scientists, policy The panel is organized by the Charles University Environment Ondřej Šrámek (Knauf Insulation) makers, journalists and economists to discuss arguments for Center and supported by the Heinrich Böll Stiftung. and against the perceived trade-offs, win-win solutions and

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Plenary Keynote Lectures All plenary sessions are held in Vencovskeho aula and video transmitted to RB 101.

THURSDAY, JUNE 28, THE DAVID PEARCE LECTURE We conclude by highlighting the need to go beyond valuations FRIDAY, JUNE 29, SECOND PLENARY KEYNOTE LECTURE (11:15-12:15) of ecosystem service flows to consider the sustainability of (14:00-15:00) natural asset stocks.

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICE Professor Ian J. Bateman is director of CSERGE and also leads INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODELING IN ECONOMICS AND ASSESSMENTS - David Pearce Lecture the Economics team for the UK National Ecosystem Assess- CLIMATE CHANGE ment (NEA). He is Principal Investigator of the NERC Valuing Ian J. Bateman, CSERGE, University of East Anglia, UK William D. Nordhaus, Yale University, USA Nature Network which seeks to bring together natural scien- Chair: Anne-Sophie Crépin, The Beijer Institute tists, economists, social scientists, the policy community and Chair: Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future of Ecological Economics business leaders to provide an integrated basis for environmental decision making. The special contribution of economics to the Recent years have seen increased interest in He is also Principal Investigator of the ESRC SEER Large Grant understanding and policy of climate change has the ‚ecosystem service‘ conceptualisation of award which seeks to put the ecosystem services approach been the development of integrated assess- the support which the natural environment pro- to decision analysis into practice. While it is human economic ment models (IAMs). In this talk, I will sketch vides for human wellbeing. We argue that this activity which has resulted in the major global environmen- the development of IAMs. Integrated assess- approach is entirely compatible with environ- tal problems facing present and (to a greater extent) future ment models can be defined as approaches that mental economics and indeed is best seen as generations, it is clear that reform of that economic activity integrate knowledge from two or more domains into a single a call to ensure that economic analyses are grounded upon a provides the only viable solution to such problems. His inter- framework. These are sometimes theoretical but are increas- firm base of natural science. ests lie in attempting to achieve this reform by bringing the ingly computerized dynamic models of varying levels of com- The paper examines the application of economic analysis to environment into everyday decision making whether at the plexity. The talk will illustrate how IAMs approach climate ecosystem service assessments. Taking as an example the highest level, by informing government policy, or at the su- change using the DICE/RICE family of models as an example. recent UK National Ecosystem Assessment (UK-NEA), we ap- permarket checkout by ensuring that prices reflect the true The discussion will then describe some of the open issues in ply methods for valuing changes in the services provided by resource costs of production. Much of his research therefore IAMs: the social cost of carbon, complexity and transparency, the natural environment. Particular attention is given to the seeks to value the true cost of pollution and the true worth of the discount rate, uncertainty for thin-tailed distributions, incorporation of spatial variation in the environment within environmental improvements. higher-moment uncertainty („fat tails“), catastrophic climate such valuations. Findings highlight the substantial improve- The “David Pearce Lecture” is a plenary lecture which takes place change, strategic considerations and the game-theoretic as- ments in welfare that can arise from shifting the emphasis of every year at the Association’s annual conference. This series pects of climate-change policy, and modelling technological decision making away from a focus upon market priced goods of lectures in honour of the late David Pearce aims to give a change. It will conclude that there is much fruitful work for towards a broader conception of economic values. We also prominent space within our conferences to the presentation environmental economists working with other scientists to consider weaknesses in such techniques, particularly with of high quality work on the application of environmental eco- develop our understanding in these areas. respect to the assessment of non-use values and draw upon nomics to real policy making. William D. Nordhaus is Sterling Professor of Economics at Yale ongoing work in developing countries to suggest a potential University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. He is the author of solution to such problems. many books, among them Invention, Growth and Welfare, Is

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Growth Obsolete?, The Efficient Use of Energy Resources, -Re Economic analysis of environmental policies rity relationships between different ecosystem services as well forming Federal Regulation, Managing the Global Commons, emerged about fifty years ago. Research in as with market goods in contributing to these relationships cre- Warming the World, and (jointly with Paul Samuelson) the clas- this area was regarded as narrow and special- ate large differences in outcomes. This finding is especially rel- sic textbook, Economics, whose nineteenth edition was pub- ized, with limited relevance to other fields in evant to general equilibrium modelling of the welfare effects of lished in 2009. His research has focused on economic growth economics. No one could make that claim to- major policies that impact environmental resources. Address- and natural resources, the economics of climate change, as well day. While the progress in non-market valuing these issues requires that a general equilibrium perspective as the resource constraints on economic growth. ation methods, the design of policy instruments, and a host guide research on non-market valuation, policy evaluation, and Since the 1970s, he has developed economic approaches to of other research areas in environmental economics has been the design of instruments for policy. global warming, including the construction of integrated eco- dramatic, the analysis of environmental problems remains To develop the motivation for the analysis results from different nomic and scientific models (the DICE and RICE models) to detached from main stream economics. It is assumed that approaches to developing general equilibrium analyses will be determine the efficient path for coping with climate change. analyses undertaken can be separated from the rest of the discussed. Specific focus is given to the effects of changes in From 1977 to 1979, he was a Member of the President‘s Coun- economy, especially in macro-economic analyses. Economic the characterization of ecosystem services for assessments cil of Economic Advisers. He has served on several committees conditions affect the state of environmental resources but of the economic implications of policies that are responsible of the National Academy of Sciences including the Commit- there is limited recognition of feedback effects at the scale of for enhancing these environmental services. The empirical tee on Nuclear and Alternative Energy Systems, the Panel on aggregate economies. findings are derived primarily from considering alternative Policy Implications of Greenhouse Warming, the Committee Changing this perspective poses significant challenges. This modelling assumptions within a linked computable general on National Statistics, and the Committee on the Implica- presentation uses a simple general equilibrium analysis of equilibrium model with three different types of ecosystem tions for Science and Society of Abrupt Climate Change. He the effects of air pollution on ecosystem services to identify services affected by two types of air pollution. recently chaired a Panel of the National Academy of Sciences three areas confounding progress in integrating environmen- V. Kerry Smith is a professor of environmental economics at the that produced a report, Nature‘s Numbers, that recommended tal economics with mainstream economic analysis. First, we W.P. Carey School of Business at ASU. He directs the Center for approaches to integrate environmental and other non-market do not know how to measure environmental services. Crude Environmental Economics and Sustainability Policy in the L. activity into the national economic accounts. proxy variables are norm. This is important because they can be William Seidman Research Institute, which serves as a link be- manipulated in ways that change the tradeoff measures used tween the local, national and international business commu- to evaluate their economic importance. Second, the spatial SATURDAY, JUNE 30, THIRD PLENARY KEYNOTE LECTURE nities and the W.P. Carey School of Business. He is a member scales for ecosystems and economic systems are not aligned. (11:30-12:30) of the National Academy of Sciences and a university fellow This disparity implies that the decisions to model one system at Resources for the Future, a nonprofit think tank based in consistently run a risk of misrepresenting the other. Moreover Washington, D.C. He is also a fellow of the Association of En- VALUING NATURE IN A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM the implications of discrepancies in these types of scale deci- vironmental and Resource Economists, and of the American V. Kerry Smith, Arizona State University, USA sions, as influences to the results from linked ecological and Agricultural Economics Association. Smith came to ASU from economic models, have not been systematically evaluated. Fi- North Carolina State, where he was a University Distinguished Chair: Bengt Kriström, Centre for Environmental and Re- nally, we don‘t know how to include environmental services in Professor and the Director of the Center for Environmental source Economics, Umeå University the primitives used to define fundamental economic relation- and Resource Economic Policy. ships. Differences between substitution versus complementa-

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Plenary Panel Session on Rio+20

Preceding EAERE 2012 by only a week, the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development Rio+20: The Future We Want focused on two key themes – green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication and institutional framework for sustainable development. As both themes have long been major topics at EAERE Conferences we take the opportunity to organise a panel session with distinguished speakers to discuss the promises, failures and outcomes of Rio+20 Conference.

The plenary panel session on Rio+20 is held on Friday, June 29, 15:00 - 16:15, in Vencovskeho aula and video transmitted to RB 101.

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Chair: Sir Partha Dasgupta of malnutrition. Much of his work has involved investigating Marianne Fay University of Cambridge the areas of sustainable development in which the inter- World Bank United Kingdom ests of economics collide with ecological and social issues.

An important area of his research has been the study of so- Marianne Fay is the Chief Economist of the Professor Dasgupta is the Frank Ramsey Pro- cial capital - for instance, the degree of mutual trust and Sustainable Development Network of the fessor of Economics at the University of Cambridge. He social networks that form a community. Having grown up in World Bank. She co-directed the World Development Report was formerly chairman of the scientific board of the Beijer India, he brings a unique perspective to his field. Professor 2010 on Development and Climate Change and led a recent International Institute of Ecological Economics of the Royal Dasgupta has also been invaluable to the cause of capacity- World Bank report on Inclusive Green growth: the Pathway Swedish Academy of Sciences, as well as professor of eco- building among young scientists, especially in developing to Sustainable Development. She has held positions in dif- nomics and philosophy, and director of the Program in Eth- countries. In 2002, Professor Dasgupta was named Knight ferent regions of the World Bank (Eastern Europe and Cen- ics in Society at Stanford University. Professor Dasgupta Bachelor by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for services to tral Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa) working has spent nearly most of his professional life working on economics. on infrastructure, urbanization and climate change. She is poverty and inequality issues. His cutting-edge research the author of a number of articles and books on these top- covers welfare and development economics, the economics. Marianne Fay holds a PhD in Economics from Columbia ics of technological change, population, environmental, University. and resource economics, game theory, and the economics

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Reyer Gerlagh List of threatened species, and was a coordinating lead au- to the Prince of Monaco Albert II (since 2006), member of Tilburg University thor for biodiversity in the Millennium Ecosystem Assess- the European Consultative Forum on the Environment and Netherlands ment. Recently she has worked on the UK National Ecosys- Sustainable Development of the European Commission and tem Assessment, is a co-investigator on the NERC Valuing coordinating lead author of a part of the Millennium Ecosys- Nature Network, and is an Associate Director of the Ecosys- tem Assessment. Reyer Gerlagh is Professor of Environmen- tem Services for Poverty Alleviation Programme, funded by tal Economics at the Tilburg University. His His lifelong work in sustainable development, sustainable use DfID, NERC and ESRC. research won him a prestigious scholarship, the „Vernieu- of natural resources, material and energy efficiency, climate wingsimpuls“, a grant of € 650,000 by the Netherlands Or- She was elected FRS in 2002, and was the 2007 winner change, etc. was awarded with gold medals by renowned ganisation for Scientific Research (NWO). He visited Oslo of the international Cosmos prize. She is President of the academic institutions, such as Faculty of Science of Charles from January to June 2006, by invitation from the Norwe- British Ecological Society (2011-2013) and Chair of the sci- University in Prague and Masaryk University in Brno, gian Academy of Science and Letters to work at the Centre ence committee for the DIVERSITAS global change research or with honorary title „Ambassador for the Environment“ of Advanced Studies on the interaction between environ- programme. by the German Society for Foreign Affairs. He is also a lau- mental policy and technology. From 2006 to 2009, he held reate of the international SCOPE-Zhongyu Environmental a chair in Environmental Economics at Economics, School Award 2010. of Social Sciences, University of Manchester, UK. Reyer Gerlagh is now Professor at Tilburg University, associate editor of ERE and Energy Economics, and coordinating lead Bedřich Moldan author of the fifth assessment report of the IPCC, WG III. He Charles University in Prague has published many articles on climate change policy, tech- Czech Republic nological change, sustainability, natural resources, and the green paradox. Bedřich Moldan is Professor of Environ- mental Science and Director of the Envi- ronment Center at Charles University in Prague. He served as Vice-chair of the Bureau for the Preparatory Process of the Rio+20 Conference, representing the Eastern Europe- Georgina Mace an States Group. He also succeeded in using his wide-rang- Imperial College London ing expertise in political engagement when he was the first United Kingdom Minister of the Environment of the Czech Republic (1990- 1991) and Senator of the Parliament of the Czech Republic Georgina Mace is Professor of Conservation (2004-2010). He also served in a number of positions at Science at Imperial College London. Her re- international level, such as Chairman of the UN Commis- search interests are in measuring the trends and conse- sion on Sustainable Development, Chairman and member quences of biodiversity loss and ecosystem change. She led of the European Environment Agency Scientific Committee the development of criteria for listing species on IUCN‘s Red or the Secretary-General of SCOPE. He has been adviser

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Policy Sessions All Policy sessions are held in Aula RB 101

GREEN GROWTH: OLD WINE IN NEW BOTTLES ARE FLEXIBLE POLICIES NOT ECONOMIC VALUATION OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, OR PARADIGM SHIFT? TOO COMPLEX TO IMPLEMENT? COMPREHENSIVE WEALTH ACCOUNTING THURSDAY, 28 JUNE, 13:30-15:30, AULA RB 101 THURSDAY, 28 JUNE, 16:00-18:00, AULA RB 101 AND SUPPORT TO MACROECONOMIC POLICY FRIDAY, 29 JUNE, 8:30-10:30, AULA RB 101 ORGANISER ORGANISERS Richard Damania, World Bank Herman R.J. Vollebergh, ORGANISERS Green growth has risen to high policy prominence in recent years - PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency Glenn-Marie Lange, World Bank with numerous reports published by global agencies such as the Dallas Burtraw, Resources for the Future Paulo A.L.D. Nunes, The Mediterranean Science OECD, World Bank, UNEP among others and discussions at high Flexible approaches to the regulation of air quality and climate Commission and University of Padova level global fora. But many argue that the concept rests on frag- change promise substantial cost savings and the opportunity Following up on the TEEB initiative, which brought international ile economic foundations. The aim of this session is to cast light to achieve greater improvements than prescriptive approaches. recognition of Ecosystem Services (ES) as a feature of all human on the issue based upon the experience of seeking to green poli- However, implementing flexible approaches involves interac- societies and communities, we now need to demonstrate the cies at both the macroeconomic and sectoral levels. The session tions with institutions, politics and market structures that are value of ES in economic terms, to support National policy deci- will begin with an attempt to make precise the economic defini- made even more complex in an increasingly open international sion making. This applies to all countries but is especially impor- tion and the distinguishing attributes of greener growth. It will economy. This policy roundtable will review important develop- tant in developing countries, where natural capital constitutes a then proceed to review the evidence and experience of countries ments in the efforts to implement flexible policies in domestic large share of the National Wealth. Here sound management of in greening growth. Does correcting externalities lower current settings in the U.S. and the E.U. and efforts to achieve flexibil- natural capital (stock) that underlies the provision of ES (flows), growth, or are the impacts on GDP benign? Turning next to the ity and international cooperation in regulating transboundary for current and future human well-being is critical. But it is well micro dimensions the session will briefly discuss 3 key policy pollution and climate change. We review new conceptual ap- known that the absence of market prices for ES has resulted in lessons from applying behavioural economics in the service of proaches to meet practical realities facing policy makers at both widespread degradation of ecosystems, some of which may be environmental policy. Finally there will be a discussion of the the domestic and international level. irreversible (with limited substitutes) or create situations that consequences of the current mineral boom on green policies and increase the likelihood of catastrophic events („you cannot man- environmental outcomes. PANELLISTS age what you do not measure“). In this context, the present Frank Convery, University College Dublin - chair policy session proposes to focus on the challenges in bringing PANELLISTS Dallas Burtraw, Resources For the Future ecosystem services valuation into macro-economic analysis/ Richard Damania, World Bank - chair David Evans, US Environmental Protection Agency planning, in its wide range of research-to-policy dimensions, in- Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge Jiřina Jílková, University of Economics in Prague and Purkyně cluding inter alia the identification and ranking of ES in terms of Marianne Fay, World Bank University in Ústí nad Labem their contribution to national economies; assessing the poten- Stephane Hellegatte, World Bank, Météo-France Ger Klaassen, European Commission, DG CLIMA tial to scale up valuation of different ecosystem services from Karine Nyborg, University of Oslo Kerry Smith, Arizona State University local to national/regional levels, and the role of spatial analysis Rick Van der Ploeg, Oxford University with respect to the distribution of these values; the evaluation Herman R.J. Vollebergh, PBL Netherlands Environmental of the current national accounting architectures and their ability Assessment Agency to disentangle/highlight ES values

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PANELLISTS • Which level of domestic emission reductions is needed? tion and Restrictions of Chemicals). REACH aims to improve the Giles Atkinson, London School of Economics • What is the appropriate balance between the EU emissions trad- protection of human health and the environment from risks Ed Barbier, University of Wyoming ing system and other, complementary instruments at national of chemicals, while enhancing the competitiveness of the EU Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge and European level, in particular supply-side policies like R&D chemicals industry. Besides risk assessment, economic analysis Pushpam Kumar, United Nations Environment Programme strategies and energy infrastructures? plays a crucial role in REACH, in particular in the assessment of Michele Pittini, UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs the benefits of proposed policy actions. Initial experience with • How should milestones and policies on GHG emission reduction Glenn-Marie Lange, World Bank - co-chair REACH implementation shows that the socio-economic benefits and energy security interact, and what does this mean for re- Paulo A.L.D. Nunes, The Mediterranean Science Commission of risk reductions are hard to quantify. In this context, this spe- newables and energy efficiency policies? and University of Padova - co-chair cial session aims to explore certain aspects of the valuation of • What are the economically cost effective sectoral emission re- health benefits. The session will begin with a brief outline of a duction contributions, including the contribution of non-ener- study commission by the European Chemicals Agency to esti- gy-related emission reductions? mate EU-wide values for a range of chemical endpoints covering ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES ON 2030 MILESTONES carcinogenicity, sensitisation, and repeated dose toxicity among AND POLICIES FOR DECARBONISING EUROPE PANELLISTS others. The remainder of the session will review preliminary evi- FRIDAY, 29 JUNE, 11:00-12:30, AULA RB 101 Martin Bursík, former Czech Vice-Premier & Minister dence from the UK on morbidity and latency impacts on value of of the Environment, Czech Green Party statistical life, the prospect of using existing QALY estimates to ORGANIZERS Felix Christian Matthes, Oeko-Institut value morbidity risk, the effect of causal context on the value of Jan Nill and Ger Klaassen, European Commission, Ger Klaassen, European Commission, DG Climate Action - co-chair mortality risks and private vs. public risk reduction. DG Climate Action Jan Nill, European Commission, DG Climate Action - co-chair Tomas Zylicz, Warsaw University Scientific evidence summarised by the Intergovernmental Panel PANELLISTS on Climate Change has suggested that greenhouse gas emission Anna Alberini, University of Maryland reductions in developed countries by 80 to 95% in 2050 com- Stavros Georgiou, Health and Safety Executive - co-chair pared to 1990 would be necessary to avoid dangerous climate ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND REGULATION OF HAZARDOUS James K. Hammitt, Harvard University change. The European Union and some Member States have po- CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES Rebecca MacDonald, University of Newcastle litically enshrined this objective. Hugh Metcalf, University of Newcastle FRIDAY, 29 JUNE, 16:45-18:15, AULA RB 101 This has given rise to a number of analyses exploring pathways Matti Vainio, European Chemicals Agency - co-chair how such ambitious emission reduction targets could be ORGANISERS reached. A sound economic analysis is particularly relevant and Matti Vainio and Richard Dubourg, necessary in view of setting appropriate milestones and inter- European Chemicals Agency mediate targets and for further developing policy instruments. Stavros Georgiou, Health and Safety Executive In this context, the round table will focus on EU and Member State In 2007 the European Commission adopted new legislation re- milestones for 2030 and appropriate policies necessary to move lated to the use and marketing of chemicals in European Mem- along such pathways until 2030: ber States, called REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authoriza-

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Special Sessions

ADMINISTRATION OF SURVEYS: DOES F2F, ASKING ONLINE EVALUATION OF COSTS AND BENEFITS UNDER „DEEP MARKET MEDIATED EFFECTS OF US BIOFUEL POLICIES AND USING E-PANELS MATTER? UNCERTAINTY“ - THEORY FOR PRACTICE Organizer: Madhu Khanna (Department of Agricultural and Con- Organizer: IPSOS Tambor Organizer: Mike Toman (Development Research Group, sumer Economics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) FRIDAY 29 JUNE 2012 / 08:30 - 10:30 / Room RB 113 Environment and Energy Team, World Bank) THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 / 08:30 - 10:30 / Room AULA D SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 / 14:00 - 16:00 ADVANCES IN THE PRACTICE OF BENEFIT TRANSFERS / Room VENCOVSKEHO AULA NEW APPROACHES FOR ANALYSING TRADE-OFFS Organizer: Kevin J. Boyle (Virginia Tech) and Roy Brouwer (VU BETWEEN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY University Amsterdam) FIELD EXPERIMENTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Organizer: Arjan Ruijs (Netherlands Environmental Assessment THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 / 16:00 - 18:00 / Room AULA C Organizer: Jeffrey Vincent Agency), Ada Wossink (University of Manchester) and Mika (Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University) Kortelainen (VATT, Finland) ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY AND THE FRIDAY 29 JUNE 2012 / 08:30 - 10:30 / Room AULA D SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 / 14:00 - 16:00 / Room AULA D ENVIRONMENT Organizer: David Zilberman (UC Berkeley) and Justus Wesseler GROUNDWATER AND ECOSYSTEMS: ECONOMICS OF SPATIAL DYNAMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (Technische Universität München) GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT AND THE WELL-BEING Organizer: Carmen Camacho (CNRS and Paris 1), Agustin SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 / 08:30 - 10:30 / RoomAULA D OF ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS Perez-Barahona (INRA and Ecole Polytechnique, France) Organizer: Encarna Esteban (Centro Universitario de la and Eric Strobl (Ecole Polytechnique) ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE ENGINEERING Defensa, Zaragoza) and Ariel Dinar (University of California) SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 / 08:30 - 10:30 / Room AULA C Organizer: Gernot Klepper and Wilfried Rickels (Kiel Institute THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 / 13:30 - 15:30 / Room AULA D for the World Economy) STATE OF THE ART TECHNIQUES FOR VALUING THE THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 / 13:30 - 15:30 / Room AULA C ISSUES IN STATED CHOICE EXPERIMENTS: FRAMING NON-MARKET BENEFITS OF FORESTS AROUND THE WORLD AND DESIGN, CHOICE BEHAVIOUR, IMPLEMENTATION Organizer: Jeffrey Englin (Morrison School of Agribusiness ECOSYSTEM SERVICE PROVISION: DISTRIBUTIONAL AS- / ADMINISTRATION, ESTIMATION ISSUES and Resource Management, Arizona State University) PECTS AND MARKET-BASED INSTRUMENTS Organizer: Danny Campbell (Queen‘s University Belfast) THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 / 16:00 - 18:00 / Room AULA D Organizer: Bo Jellesmark Thorsen THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 / 08:30 - 10:30 (University of Copenhagen, Denmark) / Room VENCOVSKEHO AULA SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 / 14:00 - 16:00 / Room AULA C

Institutional Meetings

General Assembly of Members, June 30, 12:30-14:00, Aula RB 101

EAERE COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 27, 12:30-18:00, RB 112 EDE BOARD MEETING, JUNE 28, 12:15-13:30, RB 103 ERE BOARD MEETING, JUNE 29, 12:30-14:00, RB 103 (INVITATION ONLY) (INVITATION ONLY) (INVITATION ONLY)

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Closing Ceremony & Awards

During the conference Closing Ceremony on June 30, at 11:00, the winners of following EAERE awards will be announced. Participants in EAERE 2012 are warmly invited to attend.

EAERE EUROPEAN LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD The prize is awarded biannually in even years only if one or more The EAERE Council believes that excellent poster sessions have IN ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS awardees deserving the prize have been nominated. much to contribute to the quality of the annual conferences. The Award recognises those who have devoted themselves pro- The Committee for the Best Poster Award at the EAERE Annual ductively and persistently to communicating and enriching our conference consists of three current EAERE members appoint- endowment of knowledge in environmental economics. ed by the Board. Decisions are taken by majority vote. The Prize EAERE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING Committee’s decisions are final. Committee members for the Eligible candidates are those who: PUBLICATION IN THE JOURNAL ENVIRONMENTAL 2012 prize are: Timo Goeschl (chair), Milan Ščasný and Nicolas AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS • have already retired or are about to retire (It is accepted that for Treich. most nominees, the idea of ‚retirement‘ is notional); The Award is given annually and announced at the EAERE Annual The Award Committee will take two dimensions into account in or- Conference. Thanks to the kind support of the Journal publisher, • have been significantly involved in the profession in Europe, der to select a poster for the ‘Best Poster Award’ at the annual Springer, in 2012 the winner(s) will be awarded with Springer e.g. by working here, or contributing regularly to the EAERE an- EARE conference. nual meetings and/or Summer School; books vouchers to the value of EUR 550 and a cash amount of EUR 750. In case the winning paper is the work of multiple au- (1) Research substance: The originality and quality of the research • have made an outstanding and sustained contribution to the thors this prize will be divided equally between co-authors. idea will be judged as well as the methodology and execution of field, by a combination of scholarship, institutional develop- the research and the interpretation of the results. ment and communication/dissemination. Any article published in the Environmental and Resource Econom- ics Journal during the preceding year is eligible for this award. (2) Presentation: The poster and the poster presenter will be as- The prize is awarded biannually in even years only if one or more There is no requirement that the author(s) be a member of sessed for their ability to convey the research and its results to awardees deserving the prize have been nominated. EAERE. The 2012 Award Selection committee is comprised the poster audience. The poster design should effectively ex- of: Ian Bateman (chair), Hassan Benchekroun and Christian ploit the potential of the poster medium. The presenter’s qual- A. Vossler. ity of communication will also be an important consideration. EAERE EUROPEAN PRACTITIONER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Both criteria will enter into the final decision with equal weight. The prize winner will be given a voucher of the value of €1,000 IN APPLYING ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS BEST POSTER AWARD AT EAERE ANNUAL CONFERENCE made available by Springer. In cases where the winning poster The Award recognises Practitioners in the policy or business The EAERE Council has decided to award a prize to the best poster is the work of multiple authors, this prize will be equally divided arena who have made signal contributions in the application of presentation at the annual conference. Among economists, the between co-authors. economic ideas. poster presentation has not yet gained the recognition that it enjoys in the ‘hard’ sciences. This is despite the fact that poster Eligible candidates are those who: presentations have their unique advantages over traditional • work or do substantive business in Europe; presentations, e.g. the immediate contact with a small audi- • have demonstrated courage and skill in successfully achieving ence and the possibility for immediate mutual feedback be- the implementation of environmental economics ideas. tween presenter and audience.

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Social Programme

mann, G. Niemann, V. Lunche a Köchlin were invited to enter their bids into the project competition. The winners - J. Schulz and J. Zítek - presented the first plans in 1875. The facade is an anal- ogy of the Semper Opera in Dresden (1838-41) destroyed by fire. The building was finished in 1881, the sculptures in the attic ga- ble date from 1884 and during the same year the concert hall and the surrounding spaces were furnished. The inauguration concert was held on February 7, 1885 and in this year exhibitions began in the adjacent building. The Rudolfi- num has been the home of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra since 1946 and is one of the main venues of the Prague Spring International Music Festival held each year in May and June. The building also contains the Galerie Rudolfinum, an art gallery that focuses mainly on contemporary art. We are pleased to announce that Dr Keynes and the Lounge Liz- ards band will be performing during this event. WELCOME RECEPTION AT THE UNIVERSITY SOCIAL EVENT AT RUDOLFINUM OF ECONOMICS THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 20:00-23:00 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 18:00-20:30 ENTRANCE: ALŠOVO NÁBŘEŽÍ 12, PRAGUE 1 (ON THE BANK OF THE RIVER VLTAVA) Traditionally, the conference welcome reception will be held on Wednesday evening from 6pm together with the possibility The main conference social event will take place at Rudolfinum, to register for the conference at the core of the conference the seat of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and Galerie Ru- venue, the atrium of Rajska building and its patio. This event is dolfinum, a Neo-Renaissance building situated in a beautiful included in all registration fee categories. location in the centre of Prague on the bank of the River Vltava. This occasion will be used as an opportunity to support and in- This event is included in all registration fee categories. troduce an example of social enterprise activities being carried The neo-renaissance Rudolfinum building is located on a site called out here in Prague. The catering service for the welcome re- Rejdiště. In 1873 this site was bought by the Czech Insurance ception will be provided by the civic association InBáze Berkat. Company (Česká spořitelna), with the goal of building a House of In order to create new jobs for migrants and to earn own funds Artists as part of the celebrations of the fiftieth anniversary of CONFERENCE DINNER AT THE CONVENT OF ST AGNES OF for integration activities this civic association has developed its founding. Crown prince Rudolf became the patron of the pro- BOHEMIA a social enterprise project – Ethnocatering, where a group of ject and the building was named after him. Well known Prague FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 20:00-23:00 women migrants cook and serve delicacies of their traditional architects Ignác Ullmann, Antonín Barvitius, J. Zítek, J. Schulz a F. ENTRANCE: ANEŽSKÁ 12, PRAGUE 1 cuisine (Georgian, Armenian, Afghan, etc.). Beníšek, as well as Viennese architects A. Wieleman, O. Thiene-

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 22 This event is included only in the standard registration fee categories. It is not included in the discounted registration fee categories! The conference dinner will be served in the exceptional ambience of the Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia that is currently used for the exhibitions of the National Gallery in Prague. The St Agnes of Bohemia Convent (together with neighbouring St Francis Church) is the oldest Gothic building and one of the most famous and significant con- vents in Bohemia. Now it is a treasure of the National Culture Heritage of the Czech Re- public. It is situated in the Old Town in the centre of Prague. The St Agnes Convent was founded by the Premyslid Princess Anežka (Agnes), sister of King Václav (Wenceslas) I in 1231 as the first convent of the Order of Poor Clares north of the Alps. It was the first Gothic building in Prague. The grounds originally had a larger Poor Clare convent and less significant monastery of Friars Minor that was later closed. In its time the convent was an influential spiritual centre in the history of our nation, and was also the site of the Premyslid burial-grounds. However, after the death of its founder, the great era of the convent ended and its importance waned. Shortly after the mid 16th century the Poor Clares were evicted and the was taken over by the Do- minicans for roughly seventy years. The Poor Clares were then forcibly returned to the dilapidated convent, but only partial Baroque renovations were made to the devastated building. The convent was one of the first to be closed. It was shut down in January 1782 and thereafter used as workshops, storage facilities and homes for the poor. Before its demolition as part of the „Old Town Slum Clearance“ it was saved through the efforts of the Union for the Renewal of the Convent of the Blessed Agnes. It was ren- ovated in 1963 to meet the exhibition needs of the National Gallery. Since November 2000, it has been the home of a newly conceived exhibition of mediaeval and early Re- naissance art. The dinner will be accompanied by Eve Quartet´s performance.

Please note that your personal badge obtained at the conference registration desk will be required when entering the social events. We look forward to see you all at the social events and hope that it will be as fruitfully stimulating and enjoyable as the scientific programme of the conference. SECTION PROGRAMME INFORMATION

Parallel Sessions Overview

PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 PARALLEL SESSIONS 4 PARALLEL SESSIONS 5 PARALLEL SESSIONS 6 PARALLEL SESSIONS 7 PARALLEL SESSIONS 8

ROOM THURSDAY 08:30 - 10:30 THURSDAY 13:30 - 15:30 THURSDAY 16:00 - 18:00 FRIDAY 08:30 - 10:30 ROOM FRIDAY 11:00 - 12:30 FRIDAY 16:45 - 18:15 SATURDAY 08:30 - 10:30 SATURDAY 14:00 - 16:00 Vencovskeho Special Session: Issues in Stated Choice Growth and Decoupling Integrated Assessment Modelling Climate Change: Adaptations I Vencovskeho Discounting I Discounting II Energy Sources III Special Session: Evaluation of Costs and Be- aula Experiments: Framing and Design, Choice aula nefits under “Deep Uncertainty” – Theory Behaviour, Implementation / Administrati- for Practice (Toman) on, Estimation Issues (Campbell) AULA C Climate Change: Impacts Special Session: The Economics of Climate Special Session: Advances in the Practice of Optimal Regulation: Theory IV AULA C Journal Ranking and Sustainability Distributional Aspects Special Session: Spatial Dynamics and the Special Session: Ecosystem Service Provisi- Engineering (Klepper and Rickels) Benefit Transfers (Boyle and Brouwer) Environment (Camacho, Perez-Barahona on: Distributional Aspects and Market-ba- and Strobl) sed Instruments (Thorsen) AULA D Special Session: Market Mediated Effects of Special Session: Groundwater and Ecosys- Special Session: State of the Art Techfor Special Session: Field Experiments in Deve- AULA D Inequality Measurement Crime and Environment Special Session: The Economics of Agricul- Special Session: New Approaches for US Biofuel Policies (Khanna) tems: Economics of Groundwater Man- Valuing the Non-Market Benefits of Forests loping Countries (Vincent) tural Biotechnology and the Environment Analysing Trade-offs between Ecosystem agement and the Well-being of Ecological around the World (Englin) (Zilberman and Wesseler) Services and Biodiversity (Ruijs, Wossink Systems (Esteban and Dinar) and Kortelainen) RB 101 Price-based Instruments I Policy Session: Green Growth: Old Wine in Policy Session: Are Flexible Policies not too Policy Session: Economic Valuation of Eco- RB 101 Policy Session: Economic perspectives on Policy Session: Economic Analysis and Re- Hedonic Pricing III Climate Change: Adaptations II New Bottles or Paradigm Shift? Complex to Implement? system Services, Natural Wealth Account- 2030 milestones and policies for decarbo- gulation of Hazardous Chemical Substances ing and Support to Macroeconomic Policy nising Europe RB 112 Other Valuation Methods Optimal Regulation: Theory II International agreements I International agreements II RB 112 Strong and Weak Sustainability Optimal Growth and Sustainability III Optimal Regulation: Theory VI RB 113 Voluntary Approaches I Regulation and Externalities Technological Development I Special Session: Administration of Surveys: RB 113 International agreements III Green National Accounting Optimal Regulation: Theory V Does F2F, Asking Online and using E-panels Matter? (IPSOS Tambor) RB 203 Regulation and Instruments Competitiveness and Trade I Political Economy, Law and Environment I Competitiveness and Trade II RB 203 Game theory and Environment I Spatial Issues Political Economy, Law and Environment II Competitiveness and Trade III RB 204 Travel Cost Environmental and Financial Performance I Ethics, Norms and Values Environmental and Financial Performance II RB 204 Environmental and Financial Performance III Environmental and Financial Performance IV Environmental and Financial Performance V Voluntary Approaches II RB 205 Optimal Regulation: Theory I Optimal Growth and Sustainability I Fisheries I Experimental Economics II RB 205 Technological Development II Technological Development III Technological Development IV Game theory and Environment III RB 206 Abatement Cost I Optimisation Models I Abatement Cost II Fisheries II RB 206 Other Renewable Resources I Other Renewable Resources II Quantity-based Instruments II Other Renewable Resources III RB 207 Water Use and Management I Development and Environment I Experimental Economics I Water Use and Management II RB 207 Water Use and Management III Development and Environment II Development and Environment III International agreements IV RB 209 Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I Quantity-based Instruments I Uncertainty Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II RB 209 Experimental Economics III Game theory and Environment II Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity III Optimal Growth and Sustainability IV RB 210 Forest Resources I Price-based Instruments II Optimal Regulation: Theory III Other Exhaustible Resources RB 210 Hedonic Pricing II Dai-ichi Forest Resources II Forest Resources III RB 211 Residential Consumption I Residential Consumption II Energy Sources I Residential Consumption III RB 211 Energy Sources II Health Valuation II Residential Consumption IV Optimisation Models II RB 212 Macro-modelling I Macro-modelling II Hedonic Pricing I Choice Modeling II RB 212 Macro-modelling III Macro-modelling IV Fisheries III Fisheries IV RB 213 Contingent Valuation I Choice Modeling I Health Valuation I Contingent Valuation II RB 213 Optimal Growth and Sustainability II Choice Modeling III Contingent Valuation III Choice Modeling IV

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PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 PARALLEL SESSIONS 4 PARALLEL SESSIONS 5 PARALLEL SESSIONS 6 PARALLEL SESSIONS 7 PARALLEL SESSIONS 8

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 25 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 1

08:30 SPECIAL SESSION: ISSUES IN STATED CHOICE EXPERIMENTS: FRAMING AND DESIGN, CHOICE SPECIAL SESSION: MARKET MEDIATED EFFECTS OF US BIOFUEL POLICIES (KHANNA) BEHAVIOUR, IMPLEMENTATION / ADMINISTRATION, ESTIMATION ISSUES (CAMPBELL) Chairperson: Madhu Khanna, University of Illinois Chairperson: Danny Campbell, Queen‘s University Belfast AULA D Room Vencovskeho aula

IS STATUS QUO BIAS DESIGN-INDUCED? RETHINKING THE ROLE OF DESIGN SELECTION IN CHOICE EXPERIMENTS THE INDIRECT BY PRODUCT EFFECT OF BIOFUELS George Hutchinson, Queen‘s University Belfast Geoffrey Barrows, UC berkeley Discussant(s): Marit Kragt, University of Western Australia Discussant(s): Joel Landry, Cornell University Co-Author(s): Susan Chilton, Newcastle University Business School – Economics, Riccardo Scarpa, Department of Economics, Co-Author(s): Gal Hochman, Rutgers university and David Zilberman, University of California Berkeley Waikato Management School, Hamilton, New Zealand and Katherine Silz-Carson, Department of Economics and Geosciences, ARE THERE CARBON SAVINGS FROM US BIOFUEL POLICIES? THE CRITICAL IMPORTANCE United States Air Force Academy OF ACCOUNTING FOR LEAKAGE IN LAND AND FUEL MARKETS ATTRIBUTE ATTENDANCE IN CHOICE EXPERIMENTS: EXPLORING ISSUES OF SCALE AND ATTRIBUTE FRAMING Joel Landry, Cornell University / Discussant(s): Aline Mosnier, IIASA Marit Kragt, University of Western Australia Co-Author(s): Antonio M. Bento, Cornell University and Richard Klotz, Cornell University

THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY Discussant(s): Thijs Dekker, VU University Amsterdam GLOBAL EFFECTS OF ALTERNATIVE U.S. BIOFUEL MANDATES: INDIRECT LAND USE CHANGE AND THE ROLE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH ACCOUNTING FOR PREFERENCE UNCERTAINTY IN STATED CHOICE EXPERIMENTS USING A LATENT VARIABLE APPROACH Aline Mosnier, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Thijs Dekker, VU University Amsterdam Discussant(s): Madhu Khanna, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Discussant(s): Danny Campbell, Queen‘s University Belfast Co-Author(s): Justin BAKER, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke University, Siyi FENG, Department Co-Author(s): Roy Brouwer, VU University Amsterdam, Stephane Hess, Institute for Transport Studies, of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University, College Station, Petr HAVLIK, International Institute for Applied Systems University of Leeds and Marjan Hofkes, VU University Amsterdam Analysis (IIASA), Bruce MCCARL, Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University, College Station, Brian MURRAY, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke University, Michael OBERSTEINER, International Institute for RESPONSE LATENCY IN STATED CHOICE EXPERIMENTS: IMPACT ON PREFERENCE, Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Steven ROSE, Global Climate Change Research Group, Electric Power Research Institute, VARIANCE AND PROCESSING HETEROGENEITY Uwe SCHNEIDER, eResearch Unit, Sustainability and Global Change, University of Hamburg and Hugo VALIN, International Danny Campbell, Queen‘s University Belfast Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Discussant(s): George Hutchinson, Queen‘s University Belfast Co-Author(s): Morten Raun Mørbak , and Søren Bøye Olsen, University of Copenhagen, THE MARKET-MEDIATED EFFECTS OF LOW CARBON FUEL POLICIES Environmental Economics and Rural Development Division Madhu Khanna, University of Illinois 10:30 Discussant(s): Geoffrey Barrows, UC Berkeley

08:30 ABATEMENT COST I CLIMATE CHANGE: IMPACTS Chairperson: Luca Taschini, London School of Economics Chairperson: Frederick van der Ploeg, Dep. of Economics, University of Oxford

Room RB 206 Room AULA C

AUGMENTING THE PRODUCTION FUNCTION WITH KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL TO TEST THE PORTER HYPOTHESIS: EL NINO AND MEXICAN CHILDREN: MEDIUM-TERM EFFECTS OF EARLY-LIFE WEATHER SHOCKS AN ECONOMETRIC INVESTIGATION FOR THE FRENCH FOOD INDUSTRIES ON COGNITIVE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES Antonio Musolesi, INRA CESAER UMR 1041 Marta Vicarelli, Yale University Discussant(s): Simone Borghesi, University of Siena Discussant(s): Gustav Engström, Beijer Institute of ecological economics Co-Author(s): Jean-pierre Huiban, INRA-ALISS 1303 Co-Author(s): Arturo Aguilar, Harvard University

BROWN SUNSETS AND GREEN DAWNS IN THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR: ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATIONS, ENERGY BALANCE CLIMATE MODELS AND THE SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF OPTIMAL MITIGATION POLICIES FIRM BEHAVIOR AND THE EUROPEAN EMISSION TRADING Gustav Engström, Beijer Institute of ecological economics Simone Borghesi, University of Siena Discussant(s): Chandra Kiran, Umeå university Discussant(s): Graziano Abrate , University of Eastern Piedmont Co-Author(s): William A. Brock, Universtity of Wisconsin, Department of Economics and Anastasios Xepapadeas, Co-Author(s): Giulio Cainelli, University of Padua and Massimiliano Mazzanti, University of Ferrara Athens University of Economics and Business

THE COSTS OF DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING AN APPLICATION TO ITALIAN MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE SERVICES THE DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON INDIAN AGRICULTURE: Graziano Abrate , University of Eastern Piedmont A QUANTILE REGRESSION APPROACH Discussant(s): Luca Taschini, London School of Economics Chandra Kiran, Umeå university Co-Author(s): Fabrizio Erbetta, University of Eastern Piedmont, Giovanni Fraquelli, Discussant(s): Frederick van der Ploeg, Dep. of Economics, University of Oxford University of Eastern Piedmont and Davide Vannoni, University of Torino GREEN LEFT: AN OXYMORON? PRECAUTIONARY CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES AND OPTIMAL REDISTRIBUTION* POLLUTION PERMITS, STRATEGIC TRADING AND DYNAMIC TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION Frederick van der Ploeg, Dep. of Economics, University of Oxford Luca Taschini, London School of Economics Discussant(s): Marta Vicarelli, Yale University Discussant(s): Antonio Musolesi, INRA CESAER UMR 1041 Co-Author(s): Santiago Moreno-Bromberg, University of Zurich

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CONTINGENT VALUATION I ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY I 08:30 Chairperson: Pierre-Alexandre Mahieu, University of Nantes Chairperson: Markku Ollikainen, University of Helsinki

Room RB 213 Room RB 209

CONTINGENT VALUATION VERSUS CHOICE EXPERIMENT: A META-ANALYSIS APPLICATION INCOME DIVERSIFICATION, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND THEIR POTENTIAL ROLE IN THE UPTAKE OF MARINE PAYMENTS FOR EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS OF THE TIME FOR PUBLICATION ACCEPTANCE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SCHEMES: A STUDY FROM A TANZANIAN FISHING COMMUNITY Romain Crastes, ESITPA LECOR Rhona Barr, London School of Economics and Political Science Discussant(s): Ophelie Darses, AgroParistech-INRA, laboratory of forest economics (LEF) Discussant(s): Hailemariam Teklewold, University of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Pierre-Alexandre MAHIEU, LEMNA Co-Author(s): Salvatore Di Falco, London School of Economics and Political Science and Susana Mourato, London School of Economics and Political Science DRIVERS OF COOPERATION FOR PRIVATE AND PUBLIC GOODS PROVISION: EVIDENCE FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY ON FRENCH PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS THE ECONOMICS OF BIO-DIVERSIFICATION AND CONSERVATION TILLAGE IN ETHIOPIA: Ophelie Darses, AgroParistech-INRA, laboratory of forest economics (LEF) IMPLICATIONS FOR PRODUCTIVITY, ENVIRONMENT AND INPUTS ALLOCATION Discussant(s): Paul Metcalfe, PJM Economics Hailemariam Teklewold, University of Gothenburg THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY Co-Author(s): Serge Garcia, INRA, laboratory of forest economics (LEF) and Anne Stenger, INRA, Discussant(s): Sarah Winands, Institute for Food and Resource Economics, Bonn University laboratory of forest economics (LEF) Co-Author(s): Menale Kassie, CIMMYT and Bekele Shiferaw, CIMMYT THE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION GAME WITH HETEROGENEOUS COUNTRIES THE SENSITIVITY OF WILLINGNESS TO PAY TO AN ECONOMIC DOWNTURN Sarah Winands, Institute for Food and Resource Economics, Bonn University Paul Metcalfe, PJM Economics Discussant(s): Markku Ollikainen, University of Helsinki Discussant(s): Pierre-Alexandre Mahieu, University of Nantes Co-Author(s): Karin Holm-Müller, Institute for Food and Resource Economics, Bonn University and Hans-Peter Weikard, Environ- Co-Author(s): William Baker, NERA Economic Consulting mental Economics and Natural Resources Group, Wageningen University EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS OF THE UNCERTAINTY IN CONTINGENT VALUATION SURVEYS OPTIMAL CONTRACT LENGTH FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION UNDER CONSERVATION BUDGET CONSTRAINT Pierre-Alexandre Mahieu, University of Nantes Markku Ollikainen, University of Helsinki Discussant(s): Romain Crastes, ESITPA LECOR Discussant(s): Rhona Barr, London School of Economics and Political Science Co-Author(s): Marek Giergiczny, Warsaw University, Bengt Kristrom, Co-Author(s): Artti Juutinen, Finnish Forest Research Institution, Jari Kouki, University of Eastern Finland , Mikko Mönkkönen, Centre for Environmental & Resource Economics and Pere Riera, Autonomous University of Barcelona University of Jyväskylä, Pasi Reunanen, University of Jyväskylä and Olli-Pekka Tikkanen, University of Eastern Finland 10:30

FOREST RESOURCES I MACRO-MODELLING I 08:30 Chairperson: Susmita Dasgupta, Lead Environmental Economist, The World Bank Chairperson: Marta Escapa, University of the Basque Country

Room RB 210 Room RB 212

BRAZILIAN AMAZON PROTECTED AREAS’ FOREST SPILLOVERS: POST-KYOTO CLIMATE REGIMES: PER CAPITA CUMULATIVE CO2 EMISSIONS VERSES

‘BLOCKAGE’ AS ANOTHER AVENUE FOR FRONTIER IMPACTS? CONTRACTION AND CONVERGENCE OF CO2 EMISSIONS Diego Herrera-García, Duke University Hanae Tamechika, Graduate school of economics, Osaka University Discussant(s): Wenting Chen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Discussant(s): Frank Vöhringer, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Co-Author(s): Alex Pfaff, Duke University and Juan Robalino, CATIE - EfD Initiative Central America Economics and Environmental Management Laboratory (REME)

FOREST TENURE REFORM WITH CREDIT RATIONING: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA TRADE AND CLIMATE POLICIES: TRANSPORTING BEYOND THE POLLUTION HAVEN EFFECT Wenting Chen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Frank Vöhringer, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Economics Discussant(s): Eric Kéré, Lorraine University - LEF and Environmental Management Laboratory (REME) Discussant(s): Julie Rozenberg, CIRED ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL INTERACTIONS IN THE PRODUCTION DECISIONS OF PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS Co-Author(s): Jean-Marie Grether, University of Neuchatel and Nicole A. Mathys, University of Neuchatel Eric Kéré, Lorraine University - LEF Discussant(s): Susmita Dasgupta, Lead Environmental Economist, The World Bank CLIMATE POLICY AND OIL EXPORTERS: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ASSESSMENT OF MONETARY COMPENSATIONS Co-Author(s): Serge Garcia, INRA, laboratory of forest economics (LEF) and Anne Stenger, INRA Julie Rozenberg, CIRED Discussant(s): Marta Escapa, University of the Basque Country ECONOMIC DYNAMICS AND FOREST CLEARING: A SPATIAL ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR INDONESIA Co-Author(s): Jean-Charles Hourcade, CIRED and Henri Waisman, CIRED Susmita Dasgupta, Lead Environmental Economist, The World Bank Discussant(s): Diego Herrera-García, Duke University FROM SHADOW TO GREEN:ENVIRONMENTAL FISCAL REFORM AND THE INFORMAL ECONOMY Co-Author(s): Brian Blankespoor, Environment Specialist, Development Research Group, World Bank, Dan Hammer, Doctoral Marta Escapa, University of the Basque Country Candidate, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley, Robin Kraft, Consultant, Discussant(s): Hanae Tamechika, Graduate school of economics, Osaka University Development Research Group, World Bank and David Wheeler, Center for Global Development Co-Author(s): Mikel Gonzalez-Eguino, Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) and Anil Markandya, Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3)

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08:30 OPTIMAL REGULATION: THEORY I OTHER VALUATION METHODS Chairperson: Anthony Heyes, University of Ottawa Chairperson: Kimberly Rollins, University of Nevada, Reno

Room RB 205 Room RB 112

OPTIMAL TARIFFS, EMISSION POLICIES AND BORDER CARBON ADJUSTMENTS THE EFFECTS OF AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL SUBSIDIES ON FARMING PRACTICES AND WATER POLLUTION: Mark Sanctuary, Stockholm Univeristy, Beijer Institute EVIDENCE FROM FINLAND Discussant(s): Beat Hintermann, University of Basel Céline Nauges, The University of Queensland Discussant(s): Saudamini Das, Institute of Economic Growth, University of Delhi Enclave, ECONOMIC COERCION IN PUBLIC FINANCE The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics Beat Hintermann, University of Basel Co-Author(s): Marita Laukkanen, VATT, Government Institute for Economic Research Discussant(s): Hélia Faria Silva, European University Institute, Economics Department Co-Author(s): Thomas Rutherford, University of Wisconsin, Madison HOW GOOD ARE SUBSTITUTES FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES? EVIDENCE FROM STORM PROTECTION IN INDIA Saudamini Das, Institute of Economic Growth, University of Delhi Enclave, The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics POLICY UNCERTAINTY AND INVESTMENT IN LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGY Discussant(s): Thomas Murray, University of Birmingham Hélia Faria Silva, European University Institute, Economics Department

THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY Co-Author(s): Jeffrey R Vincent, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University Discussant(s): Anthony Heyes, University of Ottawa Co-Author(s): Silvia Albrizio, European University Institute, Economics Department CLIMATE EQUIVALENCE SCALES USING THE INCOME EVALUATION QUESTION TECHNIQUE Thomas Murray, University of Birmingham COMMUNITY PRESSURE FOR GREEN BEHAVIOR Discussant(s): Kimberly Rollins, University of Nevada, Reno Anthony Heyes, University of Ottawa Co-Author(s): David Maddison, University of Birmingham Discussant(s): Mark Sanctuary, Stockholm Univeristy, Beijer Institute THE ECONOMICS OF FUEL MANAGEMENT: WILDFIRE, INVASIVE PLANTS, AND THE EVOLUTION OF SAGEBRUSH RANGE- LANDS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES Kimberly Rollins, University of Nevada, Reno Discussant(s): Céline Nauges, The University of Queensland Co-Author(s): Mimako Kobayashi, University of Nevada, Reno, Robin Tausch, USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Reno, NV and Michael Taylor, University of Nevada, Reno 10:30

08:30 PRICE-BASED INSTRUMENTS I REGULATION AND INSTRUMENTS Chairperson: Spencer Banzhaf, Georgia State University Chairperson: Mareike Lange, Kiel Institute for the World Economy

Room RB 101 Room RB 203

EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY FOR HOUSEHOLD WASTE: IMPACTS OF THE CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NATURAL THE GAP BETWEEN ECONOMIC THEORY AND IMPLEMENTATION RESOURCES USE IN POOR AREAS OF PERU: EVIDENCE FROM A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH Maarten Dubois, KU Leuven - Center for Economic Studies - Energy Transport & Environment Cesar Del Pozo, Latin American and Caribbean Environmental Economics Program Discussant(s): Pedro Piris-Cabezas, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos & Environmental Defense Fund Discussant(s): Manuela Will, University of Oldenburg

THE EU CLIMATE AND ENERGY PACKAGE AND THE EFFECT OF SETTING 2030 EMISSION REDUCTION TARGETS THE IMPLICATIONS OF EMISSIONS CAP-AND-TRADE SYSTEMS FOR RENEWABLE PROMOTION POLICIES: Pedro Piris-Cabezas, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos & Environmental Defense Fund A CROSS-COMPARISON OF TRADABLE GREEN CERTIFICATES, FEED-IN TARIFFS AND FEED-IN PREMIUMS Discussant(s): Amélie Mauroux, INSEE-CREST Manuela Will, University of Oldenburg Co-Author(s): Ruben Lubowski, ENVIRONmental Defense Fund Discussant(s): Idrissa G.-O. Sibailly, Ecole Polytechnique, Department of Economics and CREST Co-Author(s): Christoph Boehringer, University of Oldenburg, ZEW - Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung GmbH THE FRENCH TAX CREDIT DEDICATED TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: AN ECONOMETRIC EVALUATION Amélie Mauroux, INSEE-CREST ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION IN OLIGOPOLY: ON LICENSING AND DIFFUSION OF CLEAN TECHNOLOGY Discussant(s): Spencer Banzhaf, Georgia State University Idrissa G.-O. Sibailly, Ecole Polytechnique, Department of Economics and CREST Discussant(s): Mareike Lange, Kiel Institute for the World Economy FISCAL FEDERALISM AND INTERJURISDICTIONAL EXTERNALITIES: NEW RESULTS AND AN APPLICATION TO US AIR POLLUTION EUROPEAN BIOFUEL POLICIES AND THE REGULATION OF INDIRECT LAND USE CHANGE Spencer Banzhaf, Georgia State University Mareike Lange, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Discussant(s): Maarten Dubois, KU Leuven - Center for Economic Studies - Energy Transport & Environment Discussant(s): Cesar Del Pozo, Latin American and Caribbean Environmental Economics Program Co-Author(s): Andrew Chupp, Illinois State University Co-Author(s): Ruth Delzeit, Kiel Institute for the World Economy

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RESIDENTIAL CONSUMPTION I TRAVEL COST 08:30 Chairperson: Joachim Schleich, Fraunhofer ISI / Grenoble Ecole de Management Chairperson: Stephen Hynes, SEMRU, NUI Galway

Room RB 211 Room RB 204

WHAT ENCOURAGES HOUSE OWNERS TO INVEST IN BUILDING RETROFITS? EVIDENCE FROM A SURVEY IN GERMANY EFFECTS OF WATER QUALITY CHANGES ON RECREATION BENEFITS IN FINLAND: COMBINED TRAVEL COST Martin Achtnicht, ZEW Mannheim AND CONTINGENT BEHAVIOR MODEL Discussant(s): Vito Frontuto, Department of Economics University of Turin Tuija Lankia, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Co-Author(s): Reinhard Madlener, RWTH Aachen Discussant(s): Paula Simões, Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal and Paula Simões, ESTG – IPL (Polytechnic Institute of Leiria) MULTIPLE DISCRETE CONTINUOUS EXTREME VALUE MODEL FOR HOUSEHOLD ENERGY DEMAND Co-Author(s): Eija Pouta, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Vito Frontuto, Department of Economics University of Turin Discussant(s): Kenichi Mizobuchi, Matsuyama University, Japan JOINT ESTIMATION USING REVEALED AND STATED PREFERENCE DATA: AN APPLICATION TO A NATIONAL WOOD Paula Simões, Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal THE INFLUENCES OF ECONOMIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS ON ENERGY-SAVING BEHAVIOR: Discussant(s): Koichi Kuriyama, Kyoto University THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY A FIELD EXPERIMENT IN MATSUYAMA, JAPAN Co-Author(s): Eduardo Barata, GEMF-FEUC (Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra) and Luís Cruz, Kenichi Mizobuchi, Matsuyama University, Japan GEMF-FEUC (Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra) Discussant(s): Joachim Schleich, Fraunhofer ISI / Grenoble Ecole de Management Co-Author(s): Kenji Takeuchi, Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF MORTALITY RISK REDUCTION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION: AN APPLICATION OF THE KUHN-TUCKER DEMAND MODEL EFFECTS OF FEEDBACK ON RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY DEMAND Koichi Kuriyama, Kyoto University Joachim Schleich, Fraunhofer ISI / Grenoble Ecole de Management Discussant(s): Stephen Hynes, SEMRU, NUI Galway Discussant(s): Martin Achtnicht, ZEW Mannheim Co-Author(s): Yasushi Shoji, Hokkaido University and Takahiro Tsuge, Konan University Co-Author(s): Mark Brunner, , Sebastian Goelz, Fraunhofer ISE and Marian Klobasa, Fraunhofer ISI, Germany PREFERENCE HETEROGENEITY IN CONTINGENT BEHAVIOUR TRAVEL COST MODELS WITH ON-SITE SAMPLES: A RANDOM PARAMETER VERSUS A LATENT CLASS APPROACH Stephen Hynes, SEMRU, NUI Galway Discussant(s): Tuija Lankia, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Co-Author(s): William Greene, Economics Department, Stern School of Business, New York University 10:30

VOLUNTARY APPROACHES I WATER USE AND MANAGEMENT I 08:30 Chairperson: Katrin Millock, Paris School of Economics, CNRS Chairperson: Stefan Ambec, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA)

Room RB 113 Room RB 207

MOTIVES TRIGGERING FIRMS’ VOLUNTARY APPROACHES TOWARDS URBAN WATER RESTRICTION IN AUSTRALIA: WHAT DRIVES INTENTIONS TO COMPLY? ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE AGRI-FOOD PROCESSING SECTOR IN SRI LANKA Bethany Cooper, La Trobe University Udith Jayasinghe-Mudalige, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka Discussant(s): Janne Helin, University of Helsinki Discussant(s): Lucie Bottega, Lille 3 University - EQUIPPE Co-Author(s): Michael Burton, University of Western Australia and Lin Crase, La Trobe University Co-Author(s): Menuka Udugama, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka QUANTIFYING THE SYNERGIES BETWEEN FARMLAND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION IMPERFECT CERTIFICATION UNDER IMPERFECT COMPETITION AND WATER PROTECTION AT CATCHMENT SCALE Lucie Bottega, Lille 3 University - EQUIPPE Janne Helin, University of Helsinki Discussant(s): Dirk Rübbelke, Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) and Basque Foundation for Science (IKERBASQUE) Discussant(s): Brooks Kaiser, University of Southern Denmark Co-Author(s): Jenny De Freitas, Universitat de les Iles Ballears Co-Author(s): Eeva-Liisa Alanen, Finnish Environment Institute, Kari Hyytiäinen, MTT Agrifood Research Finland and Mikko Kuussaari, Finnish Environment Institute NON-GOVERNMENTAL PUBLIC NORM ENFORCEMENT IN LARGE SOCIETIES AS A TWO-STAGE GAME OF VOLUNTARY PUBLIC GOOD PROVISION LONG RUN OUTCOMES OF CONSERVATION EXPENDITURES: WATERSHED DESTRUCTION, Dirk Rübbelke, Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) and Basque Foundation for Science (IKERBASQUE) REHABILITATION AND PROTECTION IN HAWAII Discussant(s): Katrin Millock, Paris School of Economics, CNRS Brooks Kaiser, University of Southern Denmark Co-Author(s): Wolfgang Buchholz, University of Regensburg and Josef Falkinger, University of Zurich Discussant(s): Stefan Ambec, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA) and Stefan Ambec, Toulouse School of Economics (LERNA) INVESTMENTS IN QUALITY, COLLECTIVE REPUTATION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE Katrin Millock, Paris School of Economics, CNRS FIXED WATER SHARING AGREEMENTS SUSTAINABLE TO DROUGHT Discussant(s): Udith Jayasinghe-Mudalige, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka Stefan Ambec, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA) Co-Author(s): FULVIO FONTINI, Department of Economics and Management, University of Padua and MICHELE MORETTO, Discussant(s): Bethany Cooper, La Trobe University Department of Economics and Management, University of Padua Co-Author(s): Ariel Dinar, University of California at Riverside and Daene McKinney, University of Texas at Austin

10:30 MY EAERE BOOK 2012 29 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 2

13:30 POLICY SESSION: GREEN GROWTH: OLD WINE IN NEW BOTTLES OR PARADIGM SHIFT? Chair: Richard Damania, World Bank Panellists: Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, Marianne Fay, World Bank, Stéphane Hallegatte, CIRED and Karine Nyborg, University of Oslo

Room RB 101

SPECIAL SESSION: GROUNDWATER AND ECOSYSTEMS: ECONOMICS OF GROUNDWATER MAN- SPECIAL SESSION: THE ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE ENGINEERING AGEMENT AND THE WELL-BEING OF ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS (ESTEBAN AND DINAR) (KLEPPER AND RICKELS) Chairperson: Ariel Dinar, and Encarna Esteban, Centro Universitario de la Defensa, Zaragoza, Spain Chairperson: Wilfried Rickels, Kiel Institute for the World Economy

Room AULA D Room AULA C

A WATER AGENCY FACED WITH QUANTITY-QUALITY MANAGEMENT OF A GROUNDWATER RESOURCE THE REAL ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE ENGINEERING THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY Katrin Erdlenbruch, Cemagref/Irstea, UMR G-EAU Wilfried Rickels, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Discussant(s): Agnes Tomini, LAMETA Discussant(s): Cees Withagen, VU University Amsterdam Co-Author(s): Mabel Tidball, INRA, UMR LAMETA and Georges Zaccour, Chair in Game Theory and Management, Co-Author(s): Gernot Klepper, Kiel Institute for the World Economy GERAD, HEC Montréal PREPARING FOR CATASTROPHIC CLIMATE CHANGE ESCAPING EXTERNALITIES - A GAME WITH HOMOGENOUS AGENTS Cees Withagen, VU University Amsterdam Agnès TOMINI, Irstea Discussant(s): Nicole Glanemann, International Max Planck Research School on Earth System Modelling (IMPRS) and De- Discussant(s): Cyril Bourgeois, UMR ECONOMIE PUBLIQUE partment of Economics, Hamburg University Co-Author(s): Katrin Erdlenbruch, CEMAGREF/IRSTEA , Raphaël Soubeyran, INRA, UMR1135 LAMETA and Mabel Tidball, Co-Author(s): Yacov Tsur UMR1135 LAMETA ESTIMATING THE MARGINAL SOCIAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURALLY-DRIVEN NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS THE RACE AGAINST TIME: OPTIMAL CLIMATE POLICIES AND COSTLY INACTION IN AN AQUIFER: A COMBINED THEORETICAL-APPLIED APPROACH Nicole Glanemann, International Max Planck Research School on Earth System Modelling (IMPRS) and Department of Econo- Cyril Bourgeois, UMR ECONOMIE PUBLIQUE mics, Hamburg University Discussant(s): Encarna Esteban, Centro Universitario de la Defensa, Zaragoza, Spain Discussant(s): Aurélie Slechten, ECARES (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Co-Author(s): Pierre-Alain Jayet, UMR ECONOMIE PUBLIQUE Co-Author(s): Yu-Fu Chen, Economic Studies, School of Business, University of Dundee and Michael Funke, Department of Economics, Hamburg University GROUNDWATER-DEPENDENT ECOSYSTEMS: HOW DOES THE TYPE OF ECOSYSTEM AFFECT THE OPTIMAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGY? UNILATERAL ACTIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS Encarna Esteban, Centro Universitario de la Defensa, Zaragoza, Spain Aurélie Slechten, ECARES (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Discussant(s): Katrin Erdlenbruch, CEMAGREF/IRSTEA Discussant(s): Wilfried Rickels, Kiel Institute for the World Economy 15:30 Co-Author(s): Ariel Dinar, Water Science and Policy Center, Dpt. of Environmental Sciences, University of California, Riverside

13:30 CHOICE MODELING I COMPETITIVENESS AND TRADE I Chairperson: Nick Hanley, University of Stirling Chairperson: Quiroga Miguel, Universidad de Concepcion

Room RB 213 Room RB 203

ECOSYSTEM BENEFITS FROM COASTAL HABITATS IN FINLAND, SWEDEN AND LITHUANIA: A CHOICE EXPERIMENT STUDY DOES INDUSTRY CONCENTRATION MATTER FOR POLLUTION HAVEN EFFECTS? Anna-Kaisa Kosenius, Finnish Forest Research Institute Svetlana Batrakova, LSE/UCD Discussant(s): Allan Provins, Economics for the Environment Consultancy (eftec) Discussant(s): Juan Carlos Bárcena-Ruiz, Universidad del País Vasco Co-Author(s): Markku Ollikainen , University of Helsinki PARTIAL CROSS-OWNERSHIP AND STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY DO STATUS QUO CHOICES REFLECT PREFERENCES? AN EXAMINATION OF WELFARE ESTIMATES FROM DISCRETE CHOICE Juan Carlos Bárcena-Ruiz, Universidad del País Vasco EXPERIMENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF REGULATED UTILITIES’ INVESTMENT PLANNING Discussant(s): Marco Runkel, University of Technology Berlin Allan Provins, Economics for the Environment Consultancy (eftec) Co-Author(s): Maria Luz Campo, Universidad del Pais Vasco Discussant(s): Sergio Colombo, Dep. Agricultural Economics, IFAPA, Spain Co-Author(s): Bruno Lanz, Centre for Energy Policy and Economics, ETH Zürich ENVIRONMENTAL TAX COMPETITION UNDER FIRM MOBILITY AND LEAKAGE DEALING WITH ATTRIBUTE PROCESSING STRATEGIES IN CHOICE EXPERIMENTS Marco Runkel, University of Technology Berlin Sergio Colombo, Dep. Agricultural Economics, IFAPA, Spain Discussant(s): Quiroga Miguel, Universidad de Concepcion Discussant(s): Nick Hanley, University of Stirling Co-Author(s): Robert Schmidt, Humboldt University Berlin Co-Author(s): Klaus Glenk, Scottish Agricultural College (SAC), Edinburgh, UK POLLUTION HAVEN EVIDENCE IN POLLUTING INDUSTRIES WE WANT TO SORT! – ASSESSING HOUSEHOLDS’ PREFERENCES FOR SORTING WASTE Quiroga Miguel, Universidad de Concepcion Nick Hanley, University of Stirling Discussant(s): Svetlana Batrakova, LSE/UCD Discussant(s): Anna-Kaisa Kosenius, Finnish Forest Research Institute Co-Author(s): Martin Persson, Chalmers University of Technology and Thomas Sterner, University of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Mikołaj Czajkowski, University of Warsaw and Tadeusz Kądziela, University of Warsaw 15:30

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DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT I ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE I 13:30 Chairperson: Edward B Barbier, University of Wyoming Chairperson: Andreas Ziegler, University of Kassel

Room RB 207 Room RB 204

AID, INSTABILITY AND THE RESOURCE CURSE: WHY DEVELOPMENT AID CAN REDUCE GROWTH OWNERSHIP, AUTONOMY, INCENTIVES AND EFFICIENCY: EVIDENCE FROM THE FOREST PRODUCT PROCESSING INDUSTRY Chiara Ravetti, CIES - Graduate Institute of Geneva IN CHINA Discussant(s): Natacha Raffin, University Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense Qian Weng, University of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Mare Sarr, School of Economics and Environmental Economics Policy Research Unit, Discussant(s): Sebastian Petrick, Kiel Institute for the World Economy University of Capetown and Timothy Swanson, CIES - Graduate Institute of Geneva Co-Author(s): Haoran He, Beijing Normal University

LONGEVITY, POLLUTION AND GROWTH CARBON EFFICISENCY, TECHNOLOGY AND THE ROLE OF THE BUSINESS CYCLE: EVIDENCE FROM GERMAN PLANT-LEVEL Natacha Raffin, University Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense MICRODATA Discussant(s): Johanna Choumert, CERDI - Clermont Université Sebastian Petrick, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Co-Author(s): Thomas Seegmuller, CNRS, GREQAM Discussant(s): Giovanni Marin, IMT Advanced Studies Lucca THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY DO ECO-INNOVATIONS HARM PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH THROUGH CROWDING OUT? RESULTS OF AN EXTENDED CDM BIODIVERSITY AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES MODEL FOR ITALY Johanna Choumert, CERDI - Clermont Université Giovanni Marin, IMT Advanced Studies Lucca Discussant(s): Edward B Barbier, University of Wyoming Discussant(s): Andreas Ziegler, University of Kassel Co-Author(s): Ariane AMIN, CERDI - Clermont Université IS SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTING REALLY BENEFICIAL? NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE US AND EUROPEAN THE DUALISTIC FRONTIER ECONOMY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES STOCK MARKETS Edward B Barbier, University of Wyoming Andreas Ziegler, University of Kassel Discussant(s): Chiara Ravetti, CIES - Graduate Institute of Geneva Discussant(s): Qian Weng, University of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Janick Mollet, University of Zurich

15:30

GROWTH AND DECOUPLING MACRO-MODELLING II 13:30 Chairperson: Giovanni Baiocchi, Norwich Business School Chairperson: Tomasz Zylicz, Warsaw University

Vencovskeho aula Room RB 212

THE DECOUPLING OF AFFLUENCE AND WASTE DISCHARGE UNDER SPATIAL CORRELATION: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTI-LEAKAGE POLICIES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: RESULTS FOR AUSTRIA DO RICHER COMMUNITIES DISCHARGE MORE WASTE? Veronika Kulmer, University of Graz Masashi Yamamoto, University of Toyama Discussant(s): Sebastian Voigt, ZEW Discussant(s): Patrick Doupe, Australian National University Co-Author(s): Birgit Bednar-Friedl, University of Graz and Thomas Schinko, University of Graz Co-Author(s): Daisuke Ichinose, Tohoku University of Community Service and Science, and Yuichiro Yoshida, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies MACROECONOMIC IMPACTS OF SECTORAL APPROACHES: THE ROLE OF THE CEMENT SECTOR IN CHINA, MEXICO AND BRAZIL ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEFORESTATION Sebastian Voigt, ZEW Patrick Doupe, Australian National University Discussant(s): Olivia Ricci, University of Orléans (LEO) Discussant(s): Suphi Sen, Tilburg University Co-Author(s): Victoria Alexeeva-Talebi, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim and Andreas Löschel, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim GRAZING THE COMMONS: GLOBAL CARBON EMISSIONS FOREVER?

Suphi Sen, Tilburg University PROVIDING ADEQUATE ECONOMIC INCENTIVES FOR BIOENERGIES WITH CO2 CAPTURE AND GEOLOGICAL STORAGE Discussant(s): Giovanni Baiocchi, Norwich Business School Olivia Ricci, University of Orléans (LEO) Co-Author(s): Bertrand Melenberg, CentER and Department of Econometrics & Operations Research, Discussant(s): Tomasz Zylicz, Warsaw University Tilburg University and Herman Vollebergh, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, CentER and Tilburg Sustainability Center, Tilburg University. REGIONAL ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIATED CLIMATE ACTION, CARBON LEAKAGE, AND ANTI-LEAKAGE MEASURES DOES TRADE DISPLACE CARBON EMISSIONS? EVIDENCE FROM A RECURSIVE PARTITIONING APPROACH Tomasz Zylicz, Warsaw University Giovanni Baiocchi, Norwich Business School Discussant(s): Veronika Kulmer, University of Graz Discussant(s): Masashi Yamamoto, University of Toyama Co-Author(s): Leszek Kasek, World Bank, Olga Kiuila, University of Warsaw and Krzysztof Wojtowicz, Ministry of Economy Co-Author(s): Aftab Ashar, Durham Business School

15:30 MY EAERE BOOK 2012 31 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 2

13:30 OPTIMAL GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY I OPTIMAL REGULATION: THEORY II Chairperson: Hamed Ghoddusi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Chairperson: Carmen Arguedas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Room RB 205 Room RB 112

LONG-RUN GROWTH AND POLLUTION IN A MODEL WITH GREEN INNOVATION AND GREEN SUBSTITUTION TAX SHIFTING IN A MODEL OF INTERJURISDICITONAL COMPETITION Kerstin Burghaus, Center for Macroeconomic Research, University of Cologne Alexander Alexeev, Indiana University Discussant(s): Philip Summerton, Cambridge Econometrics Discussant(s): Frank Jensen, University of Copenhagen Co-Author(s): Peter Funk, Center for Macroeconomic Research, University of Cologne Co-Author(s): David Good, Indiana University and Kerry Krutilla, Indiana University

A MODEL-BASED ASSESSMENT OF FIRST-MOVER ADVANTAGE REGULATING RENEWABLE RESOURCES UNDER UNCERTAINTY Philip Summerton, Cambridge Econometrics Frank Jensen, University of Copenhagen Discussant(s): Antoine d‘Autume, Paris School of Economics Discussant(s): Moritz Rohling, ETH Zurich, Institute for Environmental Decisions IED Co-Author(s): Ger Klaassen, European Commission and Hector Pollitt, Cambridge Econometrics Co-Author(s): Lars Gårn Hansen, University of Copenhagen

COMPLETE EXTRACTION COSTS AND THE OPTIMAL EXPLOITATION OF TWO NON-RENEWABLE POLLUTING RESOURCES FISCAL CUSHIONING AND THE OPTIMAL ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY Antoine d‘Autume, Paris School of Economics Moritz Rohling, ETH Zurich, Institute for Environmental Decisions IED Discussant(s): Hamed Ghoddusi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Discussant(s): Carmen Arguedas, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and Carmen Arguedas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

LONG-RUN RISKS, THE SUPPLY FLOW OF NATURAL RESOURCES, AND THE COMMODITY EXCESS RETURNS PUZZLE POLLUTION STANDARDS, TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT AND FINES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE Hamed Ghoddusi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Carmen Arguedas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Discussant(s): Kerstin Burghaus, Center for Macroeconomic Research, University of Cologne Discussant(s): Alexander Alexeev, Indiana University

15:30

13:30 OPTIMISATION MODELS I PRICE-BASED INSTRUMENTS II Chairperson: Franziska Holz, DIW Berlin Chairperson: Dirk Heine

Room RB 206 Room RB 210

THE CONTROL OF NONPOINT POLLUTION WHEN DAMAGES ARE HETEROGENEOUS NITROGEN TAXES AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM AGRICULTURE - LESSONS FROM AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL José Albiac, Department of Agricultural Economics, Agrifood Research and Technology Center, CITA-Government of Aragon POLICY IN SWEDEN Discussant(s): Koen Vermeylen, University of Amsterdam Kristina Mohlin, University of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Encarna Esteban, Centro Universitario de la Defensa, Zaragoza, Spain Discussant(s): Marianne Schuerhoff, Wageningen University

DECREASING RETURNS TO CAPITAL, THE WILLINGNESS TO PAY AND THE WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT COMPENSATION, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A GREEN TAX THAT NEVER WAS: THE DUTCH GROUNDWATER TAX AND THE LIMITS OF COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS Marianne Schuerhoff, Wageningen University Koen Vermeylen, University of Amsterdam Discussant(s): Jorge Alexander Bonilla, University of Gothenburg Discussant(s): Brian Højland Jacobsen, University of Copenhagen Co-Author(s): Hans-Peter Weikard, Wageningen University and David Zetland, Wageningen University

ARE DISPROPORTIONATE COSTS OF THE WFD AN ISSUE? A SCREENING IN DENMARK MULTIPLE POLLUTANTS AND POLICY INTERACTIONS: CLIMATE CHANGE VS. LOCAL POLLUTION IN SWEDEN Brian Højland Jacobsen, University of Copenhagen Jorge Alexander Bonilla, University of Gothenburg Discussant(s): Franziska Holz, DIW Berlin Discussant(s): Dirk Heine, Co-Author(s): Alex Dubgaard, University of Copenhagen, Berit Hasler, Aarhus University, Carsten Lynge Jensen, University of Co-Author(s): Jessica Coria, University of Gothenburg and Thomas Sterner, University of Gothenburg Copenhagen and Søren Bøye Olsen, University of Copenhagen MARKET-BASED INSTRUMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL AVIATION AND SHIPPING AS A SOURCE OF CLIMATE FINANCE WHAT ABOUT COAL? INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CLIMATE POLICIES AND THE GLOBAL STEAM COAL MARKET UNTIL 2030 Dirk Heine, Franziska Holz, DIW Berlin Discussant(s): Kristina Mohlin, University of Gothenburg Discussant(s): José Albiac, Department of Agricultural Economics, CITA-Government of Aragon Co-Author(s): Michael Keen, IMF, Ian Parry, International Monetary Fund and Jon Strand, World Bank Co-Author(s): Clemens Haftendorn, DIW Berlin and Claudia Kemfert, DIW Berlin

15:30

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PARALLEL SESSIONS 2

QUANTITY-BASED INSTRUMENTS I REGULATION AND EXTERNALITIES 13:30 Chairperson: Ing-Marie Gren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Chairperson: Deepak Rajagopal, University of California, Los Angeles

Room RB 209 Room RB 113

CAPITAL MARKET RESPONSE TO EMISSION ALLOWANCE PRICES: A MULTIVARIATE GARCH APPROACH SUBSIDIES FOR LEARNING IN RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES UNDER MARKET POWER AND EMISSION TRADING Frank Venmans, University of Mons Thure Traber, DIW Berlin Discussant(s): Alessio D´Amato, Università di Roma Toe Vergata and Alessio D‘Amato, University of Rome Tor Vergata Discussant(s): Amanda Spisto, University of Rome Tor Vergata Co-Author(s): Claudia Kemfert, DIW Berlin FIXED PRICE VS FIXED QUANTITY WITH DIFFERENT TIMING OF EMISSION PERMITS AUCTION: INCENTIVES TO ADOPT LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGY UNDER UNCERTAINTY. A CARBON TAX CREDIT POLICY IN THE PRESENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL SPILLOVERS Alessio D‘Amato, University of Rome Tor Vergata Amanda Spisto, University of Rome Tor Vergata Discussant(s): Djamel Kirat, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Sorbonne Economic Center (CES) Discussant(s): Antje-Mareike Dietrich, TU Braunschweig Co-Author(s): Federico Boffa, Università di Macerata and Stefano Clò, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata Co-Author(s): Alessio D‘Amato, Tor Vergata University, Rome and Tresaury Department Ministry of Economics and Finance WELFARE EFFECTS OF SUBSIDIZING A DEAD-END NETWORK OF LESS POLLUTING VEHICLES 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY THE IMPACT OF PHASE II OF THE EU ETS ON THE ELECTRICITY-GENERATION SECTOR Antje-Mareike Dietrich, TU Braunschweig Djamel Kirat, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Sorbonne Economic Center (CES) Discussant(s): Deepak Rajagopal, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant(s): Ing-Marie Gren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Ing-Marie Gren, Co-Author(s): Gernot Sieg, TU Braunschweig Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Co-Author(s): Ibrahim Ahamada, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Sorbonne Economic Center (CES) MULTICRITERIA COMPARISON OF FUEL POLICIES: RENEWABLE FUEL MANDATE, CLEAN FUEL STANDARDS, AND FUEL CARBON TAX NUTRIENT TRADING MARKETS FOR A EUTROPHIED SEA Deepak Rajagopal, University of California, Los Angeles Ing-Marie Gren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Discussant(s): Thure Traber, DIW Berlin Discussant(s): Frank Venmans, University of Mons Co-Author(s): Gal Hochman , Rutgers University and David Zilberman, UC Berkeley

15:30

RESIDENTIAL CONSUMPTION II Chairperson: Juan Pablo Montero, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Chile

Room RB 211

EFFECT OF AN ENERGY REBATE PROGRAM ON IMPLICIT DISCOUNT RATE: A HEDONIC ANALYSIS OF THE JAPANESE ECO POINT PROGRAM Shigeru Matsumoto, Aoyama Gakuin University Discussant(s): Maximiliane Sievert, RWI Environment and Ressources

FEAR OF THE DARK? HOW ACCESS TO ELECTRIC LIGHTING CHANGES ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOR IN RURAL SENEGAL Maximiliane Sievert, RWI Environment and Ressources Discussant(s): Luca Panzone, Sustainable Consumption Institute, University of Manchester Co-Author(s): Gunther Bensch, RWI Environment and Ressources and Jörg Peters, RWI - Environment and Ressources

CONSUMER DEMAND FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY: AIDS ESTIMATES OF APPLIANCE DEMAND BY ENERGY CLASSES Luca Panzone, Sustainable Consumption Institute, University of Manchester Discussant(s): Juan Pablo Montero, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Chile

THE EFFECTS OF TRANSPORT POLICIES ON CAR USE: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM LATIN AMERICAN CITIES Juan Pablo Montero, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Chile Discussant(s): Shigeru Matsumoto, Aoyama Gakuin University

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 33 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 3

16:00 POLICY SESSION: ARE FLEXIBLE POLICIES NOT TOO COMPLEX TO IMPLEMENT? Chair: Frank Convery, University College Dublin Panellists: Dallas Burtraw, Resources for the Future, David Evans, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Jiřina Jílková, University of Economics in Prague and Purkyne University in Usti nad Labem, Ger Klaassen, European Commission, Kerry Smith, Arizona State University, Frederick van der Ploeg, Dep. of Economics, University of Oxford and Herman Vollebergh, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency

Room RB 101

SPECIAL SESSION: ADVANCES IN THE PRACTICE OF BENEFIT TRANSFERS (BOYLE AND BROUWER) SPECIAL SESSION: STATE OF THE ART TECHNIQUES FOR VALUING THE NON-MARKET BENEFITS Chairperson: Kevin Boyle, Virginia Tech, Dept. of Agricultural and Applied Economics and Roy Brou- OF FORESTS AROUND THE WORLD (ENGLIN) wer, Institute for Environmental Studies, VU University Amsterdam Chairperson: Jeffrey Englin, Arizona State University Room AULA C Room AULA D THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY ACCOUNTING FOR CULTURAL DIMENSIONS IN ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF COASTAL ZONE ECOSYSTEM SERVICES FOREST OWNERS‘ WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT COMPENSATION FOR VOLUNTARY FOREST CONSERVATION: USING INTERNATIONAL BENEFIT TRANSFER A CONTINGENT VALUATION APPROACH Daniel Norton, SEMRU, NUI Galway Henrik Lindhjem, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research Discussant(s): Klaus Moeltner, Virginia Tech Discussant(s): Roland Olschewski, Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL Co-Author(s): Stephen Hynes, SEMRU, NUI Galway and Hanley Nick, Division of Economics, University of Stirling Co-Author(s): Yohei Mitani, Norwegian University of Life Sciences

CROSS-CONTEXT BENEFIT TRANSFER: A BAYESIAN SEARCH FOR INFORMATION POOLS VALUING AVALANCHE PROTECTION SERVICES OF FORESTS Klaus Moeltner, Virginia Tech Roland Olschewski, Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL Discussant(s): Sabah Abdullah, FEEM Discussant(s): Serge Garcia, INRA Co-Author(s): Randall Rosenberger, Oregon State University CONTROLLING FOR BIASES IN PRIMARY VALUATION STUDIES: A META-ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL CORAL REEF VALUES THE EFFECT OF FOREST LAND USE ON THE COST OF DRINKING WATER SUPPLY: A SPATIAL ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS Sabah Abdullah, FEEM Serge Garcia, INRA, laboratory of forest economics (LEF) Discussant(s): Kevin Boyle, Virginia Tech, Dept. of Agricultural and Applied Economics Discussant(s): Jeffrey Vincent, Duke University Co-Author(s): Randall Rosenberger, Oregon State University, College of Forestry, Co-Author(s): Jens Abildtrup, and Anne Stenger, INRA WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM BENEFIT TRANSFER ERRORS? EVIDENCE FROM 20 YEARS VALUING THE PROTECTION OF BELUM-TEMENGOR TO THE MALAYSIAN PUBLIC OF RESEARCH ON CONVERGENT VALIDITY Jeffrey Vincent, Duke University Kevin Boyle, University of Maine Discussant(s): Henrik Lindhjem, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research Discussant(s): Daniel Norton, SEMRU, NUI Galway Co-Author(s): Richard Carson, University of California, San Diego, J.R. DeShazo, University of California, Co-Author(s): Sapna Kaul, Virginia Tech, Nicolai Kuminoff, Arizona State University, Christopher Parmeter, Los Angeles and Kurt Schwabe, University of California, Riverside 18:00 University of Miami and Jaren Pope, Brigham Young University

16:00 ABATEMENT COST II ENERGY SOURCES I Chairperson: Theodoros Zachariadis, Cyprus University of Technology Chairperson: Richard Carson, University of California, San Diego

Room RB 206 Room RB 211

ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON AGRICULTURE IN KENYA: A PRODUCTION FUNCTION APPROACH STATIONARITY CHANGES IN LONG-RUN FOSSIL RESOURCE PRICES: EVIDENCE FROM PERSISTENCE BREAK TESTING Jane Kabubo-Mariara, School of Economics, University of Nairobi Aleksandar Zaklan, DIW Berlin Discussant(s): Elias Asproudis, Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Discussant(s): Samuel Okullo, IVM - VU University Amsterdam Co-Author(s): Millicent Kabara, Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources Co-Author(s): Jan Abrell, TU Dresden and Anne Neumann, Universität Potsdam/DIW Berlin

TRADE UNION STRUCTURE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN AND FIRMS‘ TECHNOLOGICAL CHOICE MODELING PEAK OIL AND THE GEOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON OIL PRODUCTION Elias Asproudis, Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Samuel Okullo, IVM - VU University Amsterdam Discussant(s): Stuart McDonald, The University of Queensland Discussant(s): Renaud Coulomb, Paris School of Economics Co-Author(s): Marjan Hofkes, IVM - VU University Amsterdam and Frederic Reynes, TNO - Netherlands Organisation ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH JOINT VENTURES AND OPTIMAL EMISSIONS TAXATION for Applied Scientific Research Stuart McDonald, The University of Queensland Discussant(s): Theodoros Zachariadis, Cyprus University of Technology OPTIMAL INVESTMENTS IN LOW-CARBON ENERGY PLANTS AND THE EXTRACTION OF FOSSIL FUELS. Co-Author(s): Joanna Poyago-Theotoky, Latrobe University Renaud Coulomb, Paris School of Economics Discussant(s): Richard Carson, University of California, San Diego THE EFFECT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES ON THE ECONOMY OF CYPRUS Theodoros Zachariadis, Cyprus University of Technology THE ECONOMICS OF BULK ELECTRICITY STORAGE WITH INTERMITTENT RENEWABLES Discussant(s): Jane Kabubo-Mariara, School of Economics, University of Nairobi Richard Carson, University of California, San Diego Co-Author(s): Elena Ketteni, University of Cyprus and Theophanis Mamuneas, University of Cyprus Discussant(s): Aleksandar Zaklan, DIW Berlin 18:00 Co-Author(s): Kevin Novan, University of California, San Diego MY EAERE BOOK 2012 34 THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 DETAILED PROGRAMME SECTION

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ETHICS, NORMS AND VALUES EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS I 16:00 Chairperson: Karine Nyborg, University of Oslo Chairperson: Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University

Room RB 204 Room RB 207

A UTILITARIAN NOTION OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUSTAINABILITY HOW DOES COMMUNICATION AND OUTPUT SHARING AFFECT INTERGROUP COMPETITION, Joachim Fünfgelt, Leuphana University Lüneburg INTRAGROUP EFFORT PROVISION AND SOCIAL EFFICIENCY? Discussant(s): Sterenn Lucas, University of Nantes Stephan Schott, Carleton University Co-Author(s): Stefan Baumgärtner, Leuphana University of Lüneburg Discussant(s): Menusch Khadjavi, University of Hamburg Co-Author(s): Stuart Mestelman, McMaster University, Neil Buckley, York University, R.A. Muller, McMaster University and GREEN CONSUMPTION AND PEER EFFECT_AN APPLICATION TO SEAFOOD PRODUCTS IN FRANCE Jingjing Zhang, University of Zurich Sterenn Lucas, University of Nantes - LEMNA Discussant(s): Iva Zverinova, Charles University in Prague, Environment Center TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY: SUBSTITUTES OR COMPLEMENTS? Co-Author(s): Dorothée Brécard, University of Nantes - LEMNA and Frédéric Salladarré, University- IUT of Rennes 1 Menusch Khadjavi, University of Hamburg Discussant(s): Frans de Vries, University of Stirling THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY WHO ARE CZECH ORGANIC FOOD CONSUMERS AND WHAT ARE THEIR MOTIVES? Co-Author(s): Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg Iva Zverinova, Charles University in Prague, Environment Center Discussant(s): Karine Nyborg, University of Oslo INFORMATION AND COORDINATION FAILURE IN LOCAL NETWORKS: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE AGGLOMERATION BONUS ONE REASON WHY ENVIRONMENTAL VALUATION IS CONTROVERSIAL Frans de Vries, University of Stirling Karine Nyborg, University of Oslo Discussant(s): Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University Discussant(s): Joachim Fünfgelt, Leuphana University Lüneburg Co-Author(s): Simanti Banerjee, University of Stirling and Nick Hanley, University of Stirling

GIVING IN A LARGE ECONOMY: PRICE AND NON-PRICE EFFECTS IN A FRAMED FIELD EXPERIMENT Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University Discussant(s): Stephan Schott, Carleton University Co-Author(s): Johannes Diederich, Heidelberg University

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FISHERIES I HEALTH VALUATION I 16:00 Chairperson: Linda Nøstbakken, University of Alberta Chairperson: Nicolas Treich, Toulouse School of Economics

Room RB 205 Room RB 213

QUOTA SETTING AND ENFORCEMENT CHOICE IN A SHARED FISHERY THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INSECTICIDE SPRAYING PROGRAMS TO REDUCE MALARIA: Aaron Hatcher, University of Portsmouth A CHOICE EXPERIMENT IN NORTHERN UGANDA. Discussant(s): María-José Gutiérrez, University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU Zachary Brown, OECD, Environment Directorate Co-Author(s): Linda Nøstbakken, University of Alberta Discussant(s): Henrik Andersson, Toulouse School of Economics (LERNA) Co-Author(s): Randall Kramer, Duke University SELECTIVITY, PULSE FISHING AND ENDOGENOUS LIFESPAN IN BEVERTON-HOLT MODELS María-José Gutiérrez, University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU WILLINGNESS TO PAY AND QALYS: WHAT CAN WE LEARN ABOUT VALUING FOODBORNE RISK? Discussant(s): César Salazar, University of Copenhagen and University of Bio-Bio Henrik Andersson, Toulouse School of Economics (LERNA) Co-Author(s): Luis T. Antelo, Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas (IIM). CSIC and José-María Da Rocha, Discussant(s): Vojtěch Máca, Charles University in Prague Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona and Universidade de Vigo Co-Author(s): James K. Hammitt, Harvard University, Center for Risk Analysis and Kristian Sundström, AgriFood Economics Centre THE IMPACT OF SHARE CONTRACT ON ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM THE ARTISANAL FISHING SECTOR IN CHILE VALUATION OF CHRONIC RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES: 6-COUNTRY STUDY César Salazar, University of Copenhagen and University of Bio-Bio Vojtěch Máca, Charles University in Prague Discussant(s): Linda Nøstbakken, University of Alberta Discussant(s): Nicolas Treich, Toulouse School of Economics Co-Author(s): Camille Payre, EIFER - European Institute for Energy Research and Milan Ščasný, Charles University Prague QUOTA ENFORCEMENT IN RESOURCE INDUSTRIES: SELF-REPORTING AND DIFFERENTIATED INSPECTIONS Linda Nøstbakken, University of Alberta VSL VERSUS SWF Discussant(s): Aaron Hatcher, University of Portsmouth Nicolas Treich, Toulouse School of Economics Co-Author(s): Lars Gårn Hansen, University of Copenhagen and Frank Jensen, University of Copenhagen Discussant(s): Zachary Brown, OECD, Environment Directorate Co-Author(s): Matthew Adler, University of Pennsylvania Law School and James Hammitt, Harvard University

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16:00 HEDONIC PRICING I INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODELLING Chairperson: Noboru Hidano, Tokyo Institute of Technology Chairperson: Thomas Longden, FEEM

Room RB 212 Vencovskeho Aula

INDUSTRIAL RISKS AND HOUSING PRICES LOW CLIMATE STABILISATION UNDER DIVERSE GROWTH AND CONVERGENCE SCENARIOS Arthur Katossky, EHESS and French Ministry of Ecology Anil Markandya, BC3-Basque Centre for Climate Change- Discussant(s): Mika Kortelainen, VATT Discussant(s): Charles Séguin, University of California, Berkeley Co-Author(s): Celine Grislain-Letremy, CREST (INSEE) Co-Author(s): Patrcik Criqui, CNRS, Mikel González-Eguino, BC3-Basque Centre for Climate Change- and Silvana Mima, CNRS and University Paris-Dauphine OPTIMAL MANAGEMENT OF A STOCHASTIC STOCK POLLUTANT WITH NON-CONVEX FEEDBACK: AN APPLICATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE THE PRICE IMPACTS OF THE CARBON REDUCTION LABELS: EVIDENCE FROM SCANNER DATA Charles Séguin, University of California, Berkeley Mika Kortelainen, VATT Discussant(s): Svenn Jensen, Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research Discussant(s): Masha Maslianskaïa-Pautrel, GAINS-TEPP, University of Le Mans Co-Author(s): Jibonayan Raychaudhuri, Department of Economics, University of East Anglia and Beatrice Roussillon, GROWTH AND UNCERTAINTY IN THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE

THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY UMR- GAEL, Department of Economics, Grenoble University INRA Svenn Jensen, Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research Discussant(s): Thomas Longden, FEEM HEDONIC MODEL OF SEGMENTATION WITH HORIZONTAL DIFFERENTIATED HOUSING Co-Author(s): Christian Traeger, UC Berkeley Masha Maslianskaïa-Pautrel, GAINS-TEPP, University of Le Mans TECHNICAL CHANGE, ADVANCED BIOFUELS AND ELECTRIC DRIVE VEHICLES: A MODEL OF LIGHT DUTY VEHICLE TRANS- Discussant(s): Noboru Hidano, Tokyo Institute of Technology PORTATION AND GLOBAL CLIMATE POLICY INCORPORATING REGIONAL HETEROGENEITY INTO HEDONIC VALUATION OF LOCAL PUBLIC GOODS Thomas Longden, FEEM Noboru Hidano, Tokyo Institute of Technology Discussant(s): Anil Markandya, BC3-Basque Centre for Climate Change- Discussant(s): Arthur Katossky, EHESS and French Ministry of Ecology Co-Author(s): Valentina Bosetti, FEEM and CMCC Co-Author(s): Tadao Hoshino, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Hayato NAKANISHI, Tokyo Institute of Technology and Ayako Sugiura, Ogata Appraisal Cooperation

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16:00 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS I OPTIMAL REGULATION: THEORY III Chairperson: Karen Pittel, University of Munich, Ifo Institute Chairperson: Michael Hoel, University of Oslo

Room RB 112 Room RB 210

CROSS-COUNTRY ADOPTION OF THE CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM DESIGNING EFFICIENT MARKETS FOR CARBON OFFSETS WITH DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS Shaikh Rahman, Texas Tech University Benjamin Leard, Cornell University Discussant(s): Robert Schmidt, Humboldt University Berlin Discussant(s): Jessica Coria, University of Gothenburg and Jessica Coria, University of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Ariel Dinar, University of California, Riverside and Donald Larson, The World Bank Co-Author(s): Antonio Bento, Cornell.edu and Ravi Kanbur, Cornell University

EARLY INVESTMENTS IN LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES AND THE SUCCESS OF CLIMATE COOPERATION PRICES VS. QUANTITIES WITH MULTIPLE POLLUTANTS Robert Schmidt, Humboldt University Berlin Jessica Coria, University of Gothenburg Discussant(s): Walid Marrouch, Lebanese American University and CIRANO Discussant(s): Guy Meunier, INRA Co-Author(s): Stefan Ambec, Toulouse School of Economics INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS UNDER ENDOGENOUS UNCERTAINTY Walid Marrouch, Lebanese American University and CIRANO CARBON LEAKAGE AND CAPACITY-BASED ALLOCATIONS.IS THE EU RIGHT? Discussant(s): Karen Pittel, University of Munich, Ifo Institute Guy Meunier, INRA Co-Author(s): Eric Bahel, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and Bruno Nkuiya, Laval University, Discussant(s): Michael Hoel, Department of Economics, University of Oslo and Michael Hoel, University of Oslo CREATE and GREEN Co-Author(s): Jean-Pierre Ponssard, CNRS-Ecole Polytechnique and Philippe Quirion, CNRS-CIRED

INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE FINANCE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON FAIRNESS AND POLICY SECOND-BEST CLIMATE POLICY Karen Pittel, University of Munich, Ifo Institute Michael Hoel, University of Oslo Discussant(s): Shaikh Rahman, Texas Tech University Discussant(s): Benjamin Leard, Cornell University Co-Author(s): Dirk Rübbelke, Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) and Basque Foundation for Science (IKERBASQUE)

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POLITICAL ECONOMY, LAW AND ENVIRONMENT I TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT I 16:00 Chairperson: Minoru Nakada, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University Chairperson: Chung-Huang Huang, Taiwan Research Institute

Room RB 203 Room RB 113

EFFICIENCY IN THE USE OF NATURAL NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL FEDERALISM IN ITALY. EVI- LONG-RUN ENERGY DEMAND AND DIRECTED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE DENCE FROM REGIONAL MANAGEMENT OF MINING AND QUARRYING Karl-Anders Stigzelius, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Donatella Vignani, Researcher at Istat Italian National Institute of Statistics and Phd student in Environmental Law and Econo- Discussant(s): Paolo Zeppini, Eindhoven University of Technology mics at University of Rome “Tor Vergata” - Faculty of Economics Co-Author(s): Rob Hart, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Discussant(s): Enrique Calfucura, Facultad de Economía y Empresa, Universidad Diego Portales Co-Author(s): Sabrina Auci, University of Palermo and Laura Castellucci, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Faculty of Economics COMPETING TECHNOLOGIES: A DISCRETE CHOICE MODEL Paolo Zeppini, Eindhoven University of Technology NATURAL RESOURCES, CONFLICT AND DEMOCRATIZATION Discussant(s): Ana Pueyo, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex Enrique Calfucura, Facultad de Economía y Empresa, Universidad Diego Portales Discussant(s): Levente Timar, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research DEFINING DIFFERENTIATED POLICY PRIORITIES TO PROMOTE LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 2012 JUNE 28 THURSDAY RURAL LAND USE AND LAND TENURE IN NEW ZEALAND Ana Pueyo, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex Levente Timar, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Discussant(s): Chung-Huang Huang, Taiwan Research Institute Discussant(s): Minoru Nakada, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University Co-Author(s): Pedro Linares, Universidad Pontificia Comillas ICAI

DISTANCE TO HAZARD: A POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AN URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY MEASUREMENT OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY: A NEW ECONOMIC INDICATOR VS. ENERGY PRODUCTIVITY Minoru Nakada, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University Chung-Huang Huang, Taiwan Research Institute Discussant(s): Donatella Vignani, Researcher at Istat Italian National Institute of Statistics and Phd student in Environmental Discussant(s): Karl-Anders Stigzelius, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Law and Economics at University of Rome “Tor Vergata” - Faculty of Economics and Donatella Vignani, University of Rome Tor Co-Author(s): Chin-Wen Yang, Taiwan Research Institute Vergata and Istat

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UNCERTAINTY Chairperson: Scott Barrett, The Johns Hopkins University

Room RB 209

DO CONSUMERS PROVIDE VALID RISK ESTIMATES OF PESTICIDE RESIDUE IN APPLES? AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE EXCHANGEABILITY METHOD IN THE LAB Simone Cerroni, University of Trento Discussant(s): Daniel Heyen, Heidelberg University Co-Author(s): Sandra Notaro, Department of Economics, Univeristy of Trento and W. Douglass Shaw, Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M Universit

INFORMATION ACQUISITION UNDER AMBIGUITY – WHY THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE MAY KEEP US UNINFORMED Daniel Heyen, Heidelberg University Discussant(s): Valentina Bosetti, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and Euro Mediterranean Center for Climate Change Co-Author(s): Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University and Boris Wiesenfarth, Heidelberg University

MODELING AMBIGUITY IN EXPERT ELICITATION SURVEYS: THEORY AND APPLICATION TO SOLAR TECHNOLOGY R&D Valentina Bosetti, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and Euro Mediterranean Center for Climate Change Discussant(s): Scott Barrett, The Johns Hopkins University Co-Author(s): Athanassoglou Stergios, Researcher

A CLIMATE CHANGE CATASTROPHE GAME Scott Barrett, The Johns Hopkins University Discussant(s): Simone Cerroni, University of Trento Co-Author(s): Astrid Dannenberg, University of Gothenburg

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08:30 POLICY SESSION: ECONOMIC VALUATION OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, NATURAL WEALTH ACCOUNTING AND SUPPORT TO MACROECONOMIC POLICY Chair: Glenn-Marie Lange, World Bank and Paulo A.L.D. Nunes, The Mediterranean Science Commission – CIESM Panellists: Giles Atkinson, London School of Economics, Edward Barbier, University of Wyoming, Pushpam Kumar, United Nations Environment Programme and Michele Pittini, UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Room RB 101

SPECIAL SESSION: ADMINISTRATION OF SURVEYS: DOES F2F, SPECIAL SESSION: FIELD EXPERIMENTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (VINCENT) ASKING ONLINE AND USING E-PANELS MATTER? (IPSOS TAMBOR) Chairperson: Jeffrey Vincent, Duke University Chairperson: Jan Urban, Charles University Environment Center Room RB 113 Room AULA D

USING MIX OF METHODS TO COLLECT DATA IN VARIOUS MARKET SECTORS. COMPARISON OF RESULTS A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS? RANDOMIZED FREE DISTRIBUTION OF IMPROVED COOKING STOVES IN SENEGAL AND IDENTIFICATION OF RISK. Jörg Peters, RWI Michal Straka, Ipsos Tambor Discussant(s): Devesh Rustagi, ETH Zürich Discussant(s): Stale Navrud, Norweigian Univerisity of Life Sciences (UMB) Co-Author(s): Gunther Bensch, RWI Co-Author(s): Arnost Janecek, Ipsos Tambor and Tatiana Wartuschova, Ipsos Tambor CONDITIONAL COOPERATION, MARKET INTEGRATION, AND COMMONS MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONS: USING INTERNET IN STATED PREFERENCE SURVEYS: A REVIEW AND COMPARISON OF SURVEY MODES EXPERIMENTAL FIELD EVIDENCE FROM ETHIOPIA Ståle Navrud, Norwegian University of Life Sciences Devesh Rustagi, ETH Zürich Discussant(s): Jurgen Meyerhoff, Technische Universität Berlin, Institute for Landscape and Environmental Discussant(s): Kanupriya Gupta, Delhi School of Economics Co-Author(s): Henrik Lindhjem, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research A META-STUDY INVESTIGATING THE SOURCES OF PROTEST BEHAVIOUR IN STATED PREFERENCE SURVEYS CONSUMER RESPONSES TO INCENTIVES TO REDUCE PLASTIC BAG USE: Jürgen Meyerhoff, Technische Universität Berlin EVIDENCE FROM A FIELD EXPERIMENT IN URBAN INDIA Discussant(s): Helena Guimarães, Algarve and Azores University Kanupriya Gupta, Delhi School of Economics Co-Author(s): Morten Mørkbak, University of Southern Denmark and Søren Bøye Olsen, University of Copenhagen Discussant(s): Arnaud Reynaud, Toulouse School of Economics (LERNA) Co-Author(s): Rohini Somanathan, Delhi School of Economics GETTING CLOSER TO UNLISTED TARGET POPULATIONS USING MIXED-MODE SURVEYING. AN APPLICATION OF CHOICE MODELING TO INTERNATIONAL BIRDWATCHERS IN TERCEIRA ISLAND, AZORES. DO NATURAL DISASTERS MODIFY INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCES: EVIDENCES FROM A FIELD EXPERIMENT IN VIETNAM Helena Guimarães, Algarve and Azores University Arnaud Reynaud, Toulouse School of Economics & INRA Discussant(s): Michal Straka, Ipsos Tambor Discussant(s): Jörg Peters, RWI - Environment and Ressources Co-Author(s): Luís Catela Nunes , Faculdade de Economia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, José Lima Santos , Centro de Estudos Florestais, Instituto Superior de Agronomia and Lívia Madureira, 10:30 Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Centro de Estudo Transdisciplinares para o Desenvolvimento FRIDAY 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012

08:30 CHOICE MODELING II CLIMATE CHANGE: ADAPTATIONS I Chairperson: Roy Brouwer, Institute of Environmental Studies, VU University Amsterdam Chairperson: Simon Dietz, LSE Room RB 212 Vencovskeho Aula DEALING WITH CONTROVERSIAL AND NON-ATTENDED ATTRIBUTES IN DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENTS Petr Mariel, University of the Basque Country ADAPTATION, MITIGATION AND RISK-TAKING IN CLIMATE POLICY Discussant(s): Søren Bøye Olsen, University of Copenhagen Heike Auerswald, TU Dresden Co-Author(s): David Hoyos, University of the Basque Country, Boeri Marco, Queen’s University Belfast and Jürgen Meyerhoff, Discussant(s): Bedaso Taye Wakeyo, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Technische Universität Berlin Co-Author(s): Kai Konrad, MPI Munich and Marcel Thum, TU Dresden ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF OPT-OUT DEFINITIONS IN CHOICE EXPERIMENTS - A CASE STUDY ON FOOD SAFETY Søren Bøye Olsen, University of Copenhagen ANALYSIS OF HOUSEHOLD VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND ADAPTATION OPTIONS: Discussant(s): Andrea Bigano, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei EVIDENCE FROM ADAMA AND LUME WOREDAS, ETHIOPIA Co-Author(s): Danny Campbell, Queens University Belfast and Morten Raun Mørkbak, University of Sourthern Denmark Bedaso Taye Wakeyo, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Discussant(s): Klaus Eisenack, University Oldenburg HOUSEHOLDS’ WTP FOR THE RELIABILITY OF GAS SUPPLY Andrea Bigano, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei THE INEFFICIENCY OF PRIVATE ADAPTATION TO POLLUTION IN THE PRESENCE OF ENDOGENOUS MARKET STRUCTURE Discussant(s): Roy Brouwer, Institute of Environmental Studies, VU University Amsterdam Klaus Eisenack, University Oldenburg Co-Author(s): Stephane La Branche, IEPE-GRENOBLE, Alistair Hunt, University of Bath, Anil Markandya, Discussant(s): Simon Dietz, LSE BC3 Basque Centre for Climate Change, University of Bath, Roberta Pierfederici, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and Chou Wan-Jung , APEC Research Centre for Typhoon and Society ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IMPROVING VALUE TRANSFER THROUGH SOCIO-ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENTS IN A MULTI-COUNTRY CHOICE Simon Dietz, LSE EXPERIMENT OF WATER CONSERVATION ALTERNATIVES Discussant(s): Heike Auerswald, TU Dresden Roy Brouwer, Institute of Environmental Studies, VU University Amsterdam Co-Author(s): Antony Millner, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley 10:30 Discussant(s): Petr Mariel, University of the Basque Country

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COMPETITIVENESS AND TRADE II CONTINGENT VALUATION II 08:30 Chairperson: Misato Sato, London School of Economics Chairperson: Susan Chilton, Newcastle University

Room RB 203 Room RB 213

ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION AND EMPLOYMENT DYNAMICS IN DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGY FIELDS THE ROLE OF CONSEQUENTIALITY IN THE EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF STATED PREFERENCE METHODS – AN ANALYSIS BASED ON THE GERMAN COMMUNITY INNOVATION SURVEY 2009 THROUGH PUBLIC REFERENDA Jens Horbach, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg Christian Vossler, University of Tennessee Discussant(s): Rahel Aichele, ifo Institute Discussant(s): Dambala Gelo Kutela, University of Pretoria Co-Author(s): Sharon Watson, University of Tennessee ESTIMATING THE EFFECTS OF KYOTO ON BILATERAL TRADE FLOWS USING MATCHING ECONOMETRICS Rahel Aichele, ifo Institute CONTINGENT VALUATION OF COMMUNITY FORESTRY PROGRAMS IN ETHIOPIA: Discussant(s): Abay Mulatu, London Metropolitan University OBSERVING PREFERENCE ANOMALIES IN DOUBLE-BOUNDED CVM Co-Author(s): Gabriel Felbermayr, ifo Institute Dambala Gelo Kutela, University of Pretoria Discussant(s): Yohei Mitani, Norwegian University of Life Sciences ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION AND LOCATION OF INDUSTRIALISED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Co-Author(s): Steven Koch, University of Pretoria Abay Mulatu, London Metropolitan University Discussant(s): Misato Sato, London School of Economics ROBUSTNESS TESTS OF INCENTIVE COMPATIBLE REFERENDA: Co-Author(s): Ada Wossink, University of Manchester CONSEQUENTIAL PROBABILITY, GROUP SIZE, AND VALUE-COST DIFFERENCE Yohei Mitani, Norwegian University of Life Sciences NEAR-TERM TRADE IMPACTS OF ASYMMETRIC CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION POLICIES. Discussant(s): Susan Chilton, Newcastle University Misato Sato, London School of Economics Co-Author(s): Flores Nicholas, University of Colorado, Boulder Discussant(s): Jens Horbach, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg VALUATION UNDER FUZZY PREFERENCES: AN APPLICATION TO MULTIPLE BOUND UNCERTAINTY CHOICE ELICITATION Susan Chilton, Newcastle University Discussant(s): Christian Vossler, University of Tennessee Co-Author(s): George Hutchinson, Queen‘s University Belfast and Katherine Silz Carson, United States Airforce academy 10:30

ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY II ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE II 08:30

Chairperson: Frank Wätzold, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Chairperson: Tommy Lundgren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012

Room RB 209 Room RB 204

THE COSTS OF IMPROVING BIODIVERSITY CO-BENEFITS FROM REDD+ ON THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY Emil Dimantchev, Colorado College - EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM GERMANY Discussant(s): Esther Blanco, University of Innsbruck Daniel Roemer, University of Heidelberg Co-Author(s): Mark Smith, Professor of Economics, Colorado College Discussant(s): Peter Schmidt, University of Zurich Co-Author(s): Philipp Massier, University of Heidelberg IS NAMIBIA DIFFERENT? SUCCESS AND FAILURE OF CONSERVANCY PROGRAMS Esther Blanco, University of Innsbruck VERIFIED EMISSIONS AND STOCK PRICES: IS THERE A LINK? - AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EU ETS Discussant(s): Stefan Frank, IIASA Peter Schmidt, University of Zurich Co-Author(s): Javier Lozano, University of the Balearic Islands Discussant(s): Dragan Ilic, University of Zurich and University of Basel Co-Author(s): Therese Werner, ETH Zurich ASSESSING EFFECTIVENESS OF EUROPEAN BIOFUEL SUSTAINABILITY CRITERIA Stefan Frank, IIASA STRATEGIC SUSTAINABILITY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: EXPLORING ABNORMAL RETURNS Discussant(s): Frank Wätzold, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Dragan Ilic, University of Zurich and University of Basel Co-Author(s): Hannes Böttcher, IIASA, Petr Havlik, IIASA, Aline Mosnier, IIASA, Michael Obersteiner, IIASA, Erwin Schmid, Uni- Discussant(s): Tommy Lundgren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences versity of Natural Resources and Life Sciences and Hugo Valin, IIASA Co-Author(s): Janick Mollet, ETH Zurich and University of Zurich and Urs von Arx, University of Zurich and ETH Zurich

AGGLOMERATION PAYMENT, AGGLOMERATION BONUS OR HOMOGENEOUS PAYMENT? DETERMINANTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPENDITURE AND INVESTMENT: EVIDENCE FROM SWEDEN Frank Wätzold, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Tommy Lundgren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Discussant(s): Emil Dimantchev, Colorado College Discussant(s): Daniel Roemer, University of Heidelberg Co-Author(s): Martin Drechsler, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Co-Author(s): Kazukauskas Andrius , Umeaå University and Jaraite Jurate, Umeå university

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PARALLEL SESSIONS 4

08:30 EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS II FISHERIES II Chairperson: Steffen Kallbekken, CICERO Center for International Climate Chairperson: Olli Tahvonen, University of Helsinki and Environmental Research - Oslo Room RB 206 Room RB 205

PRUDENTIAL SAVING: EVIDENCE FROM A LABORATORY EXPERIMENT OPTIMAL MANAGEMENT UNDER FLEET CONSTRAINTS: THE CASE OF NORTHEAST ARCTIC COD AJ Bostian, University of Virginia Andries Richter, CEES, University of Oslo Discussant(s): Jetske Bouma, IVM, VU University Amsterdam Discussant(s): Narine Udumyan, GREQAM Co-Author(s): Christoph Heinzel, Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA) Co-Author(s): Anne Maria Eikeset, CEES, University of Oslo, Nils Chr. Stenseth, CEES, University of Oslo and Daan van Soest, VU University Amsterdam COMMUNITY CO-MANAGEMENT AND THE PERCEIVED LEGITIMACY OF CONSERVATION Jetske Bouma, IVM, VU University Amsterdam THE BIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ARTIFICIAL REEFS Discussant(s): Steffen Kallbekken, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research - Oslo (CICERO) Narine Udumyan, GREQAM Co-Author(s): erik Ansink, Institute for Environmental Studies )IVM), VU University Discussant(s): Ute Kapaun, University of Kiel

BRIDGING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY GAP: A FIELD EXPERIMENT ON LIFETIME ENERGY COSTS OPTIMAL HARVEST CONTROL RULES WITH RISK-AVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Ute Kapaun, University of Kiel Steffen Kallbekken, CICERO Center for International Climate and Environmental Research - Oslo Discussant(s): Olli Tahvonen, University of Helsinki Discussant(s): Therese Lindahl, Beijer Instiute of Ecological Economics Co-Author(s): Martin Quaas, University of Kiel Co-Author(s): Erlend Hermansen, CICERO Center for International Climate and Environmental Resarch - Oslo and Håkon Sælen, CICERO Center for International Climate and Environmental Resarch - Oslo OPTIMAL HARVESTING OF AGE-STRUCTURED SCHOOLING FISHERY Olli Tahvonen, University of Helsinki MANAGING RESOURCES WITH POTENTIAL REGIME SHIFTS: Discussant(s): Andries Richter, CEES, University of Oslo USING EXPERIMENTS TO EXPLORE SOCIAL – ECOLOGICAL LINKAGES IN COMMON RESOURCE SYSTEMS Co-Author(s): Martin Quaas, University of Kiel, Jörn Schmidt, University of Kiel and Rudiger Voss, University of Kiel Therese Lindahl, Beijer Instiute of Ecological Economics Discussant(s): AJ Bostian, University of Virginia Co-Author(s): Anne-Sophie Crepin, Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics, 10:30 Stockholm Resilience Centre and Caroline Schill, Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics

08:30 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS II OPTIMAL REGULATION: THEORY IV Chairperson: Karl Steininger, University of Graz Chairperson: Till Requate, University of Kiel FRIDAY 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Room RB 112 Room AULA C

THE STABILITY OF COALITIONS WHEN COUNTRIES ARE HETEROGENEOUS PRICES VS QUANTITIES: REVISITED Jakob Neitzel, University of Hamburg Fabio Antoniou, Humboldt-Univeristät zu Berlin Discussant(s): Yulia Pavlova, MTT Agrifood Research, Helsinki Discussant(s): Dallas Burtraw, Resources for the Future Co-Author(s): Nikos Tsakiris, University of Ioannina ASYMMETRIES IN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS Yulia Pavlova, MTT Agrifood Research, Helsinki ROBUST INSTRUMENT CHOICE WHEN ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS SPILL OVER Discussant(s): Pedro Pintassilgo, University of Algarve, Faculty of Economics Dallas Burtraw, Resources for the Future Co-Author(s): Aart de Zeeuw, Tilburg University Discussant(s): Yusen Sung, National Taiwan University Co-Author(s): Corjan Brink, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, David Evans, THE ROLE OF UNCERTAINTY AND LEARNING FOR THE SUCCESS OF INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE AGREEMENTS U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Herman Vollebergh, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency Pedro Pintassilgo, University of Algarve, Faculty of Economics Discussant(s): Karl Steininger, University of Graz ON ENFORCEMENT GOALS OF GOVERNMENT REGULATORS - REVENUE-SEEKING V. COMPLIANCE-MAXIMIZING Co-Author(s): Michael Finus, University of Bath, Department of Economics Yusen Sung, National Taiwan University Discussant(s): Till Requate, University of Kiel THE RELEVANCE OF PROCESS EMISSIONS FOR GLOBAL CARBON LEAKAGE: A COMPARISON OF UNILATERAL CLIMATE POLICY OPTIONS WITH AND WITHOUT BORDER CARBON ADJUSTMENT DOES MORE STRINGENT ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION INDUCE OR REDUCE TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION? Karl Steininger, University of Graz WHEN THE RATE OF TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IS INVERTED U-SHAPED Discussant(s): Jakob Neitzel, University of Hamburg Till Requate, University of Kiel Co-Author(s): Birgit Bednar-Friedl, University of Graz, Dept. of Economics and Thomas Schinko, University of Graz, Discussant(s): Fabio Antoniou, Humboldt-Univeristät zu Berlin Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change Co-Author(s): Grisha Perino, University of East Anglia

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OTHER EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES RESIDENTIAL CONSUMPTION III 08:30 Chairperson: Matti Liski, Aalto University School of Economics Chairperson: Catarina Roseta Palma, ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Room RB 210 Room RB 211

PRODUCTION SHARING AGREEMENTS VERSUS CONCESSION CONTRACTS: DOES PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EXPENDITURE EXPLAIN PRIVATE GREEN PERFORMANCE? ADVERSE SELECTION AND PRICE UNCERTAINTY THE DETERMINANTS OF GREEN BEHAVIORS IN A MULTIDIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS. Julie Ing, GATE Andrea Martinangeli, Tor Vergata University, Rome Discussant(s): Sjak Smulders, Tilburg University Discussant(s): Nolan Ritter, Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Co-Author(s): Mariangela Zoli, Tor Vergata University, Rome INDUCED BIASED INNOVATION AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCE PRICES Sjak Smulders, Tilburg University BEYOND THE AVERAGE ELASTICITY - APPLYING QUANTILE PANEL REGRESSION TO GERMAN HOUSEHOLD DATA Discussant(s): Pierre Lasserre, Université du Québec à Montréal Nolan Ritter, Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Co-Author(s): John Boyce, University of Calgary and Dan Gordon, University of Calgary Discussant(s): Christophe Bontemps, Toulouse School of Economics Gremaq-INRA

NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCE SUPPLY: SUBSTITUTION EFFECT, COMPENSATION EFFECT, AND ALL THAT NONPARAMETRIC VS PARAMETRIC BINARY CHOICE MODELS:TO DRINK OR NOT TO DRINK (TAP WATER)? Pierre Lasserre, Université du Québec à Montréal Christophe Bontemps, Toulouse School of Economics Gremaq-INRA Discussant(s): Matti Liski, Aalto University School of Economics Discussant(s): Catarina Roseta Palma, ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa Co-Author(s): Julien Daubanes, ETH Zurich Co-Author(s): Jeffrey Racine, Mc Master University and Michel Simioni, Toulouse School of Economics (Greamq-INRA)

RESOURCE RELATIONSHIPS NONLINEAR PRICING WITH LOSS AVERSION Matti Liski, Aalto University School of Economics Catarina Roseta Palma, ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa Discussant(s): Julie Ing, GATE Discussant(s): Andrea Martinangeli, Tor Vergata University, Rome Co-Author(s): Reyer Gerlagh, Tilburg University Co-Author(s): Ricardo Correia, ISCTE - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

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WATER USE AND MANAGEMENT II

Chairperson: Alain Ayong Le Kama, ECONOMIX, Université de Paris Ouest - Nanterre La Défense 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012

Room RB 207

AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF WATER RESOURCE ALLOCATION DURING WATER SHORTAGE USING A MULTIREGIONAL COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL Azusa Okagawa, National Institute for Environmental Studies Discussant(s): Xueqin Zhu, Wageningen University Co-Author(s): Toshihiko Masui, National Institute for Environmental Studies

A JOINT MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO EFFICIENT USE OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN Xueqin Zhu, Wageningen University Discussant(s): Younes Ben Zaied, University of Rennes1 Co-Author(s): Harold Houba, VU Amsterdam University and Kim Hang Pham-Do, Massey University

A SEASONAL INTEGRATION AND COINTEGRATION ANALYSIS OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND IN TUNISIA Younes Ben Zaied, University of Rennes1 Discussant(s): Alain Ayong Le Kama, ECONOMIX, Université de Paris Ouest - Nanterre La Défense Co-Author(s): Marie-Estelle Binet , University of Rennes1

WATER CONSERVATION VERSUS SOIL SALINITY CONTROL Alain Ayong Le Kama, ECONOMIX, Université de Paris Ouest - Nanterre La Défense Discussant(s): Azusa Okagawa, National Institute for Environmental Studies Co-Author(s): Agnès TOMINI, Irstea

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11:00 POLICY SESSION: ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES ON 2030 MILESTONES AND POLICIES FOR DECAR- BONISING EUROPE Chair: Ger Klaassen, European Commission and Jan Nill, European Commission, DG Climate Action Panellists: Martin Bursík, former Czech Vice-Premier & Minister of the Environment, Czech Green Party, Felix Christian Matthes, Oeko-Institut and Tomasz Zylicz, Warsaw University

Room RB 101

DISCOUNTING I ENERGY SOURCES II Chairperson: Reyer Gerlagh, Tilburg University Chairperson: Gilles Lafforgue, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA)

Vencovskeho aula Room RB 211

DISCOUNTING UNDER UNCERTAINTY: THE “GOLLIER-WEITZMAN PUZZLE” RE-VISITED. THE NEXUS LAND-USE MODEL, AN APPROACH ARTICULATING BIOPHYSICAL POTENTIALS Yoko Nagase, Oxford Brookes University AND ECONOMIC DYNAMICS TO MODEL COMPETITION FOR LAND-USE Discussant(s): Christian Traeger, UC Berkeley Patrice Dumas, CIRAD/CIRED Co-Author(s): David Evans, Oxford Brookes University Discussant(s): Ines Österle, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Co-Author(s): Alberte Bondeau, PIK, Thierry Brunelle, CIRED, Philippe Ciais, LSCE, Renaud Crassous, CIRED, Bruno Dorin, DISCOUNTING FOR WHAT REASON? DISENTANGLING. WEITZMAN AND GOLLIER EFFECT CIRED/CIRAD, Christoph Müller, PIK and François Souty, CIRED Christian Traeger, UC Berkeley Discussant(s): Reyer Gerlagh, Tilburg University FOSSIL FUEL EXTRACTION AND CLIMATE POLICY: A REVIEW OF THE GREEN PARADOX WITH ENDOGENOUS RESOURCE EXPLORATION CARBON PRICES FOR THE NEXT THOUSAND YEARS Ines Österle, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Reyer Gerlagh, Tilburg University Discussant(s): Gilles Lafforgue, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA) Discussant(s): Yoko Nagase, Oxford Brookes University Co-Author(s): Matti Liski, Aalto University Helsinki RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS AND IMPLICIT TAX-SUBSIDY SCHEMES: STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES INDUCED BY QUANTITY AND PROPORTIONAL MANDATES Gilles Lafforgue, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA) Discussant(s): Patrice Dumas, CIRAD/CIRED Co-Author(s): Jean-Pierre Amigues, Toulouse School of Economics (INRA-LERNA), Ujjayant Chakravorty, University of Alberta, 12:30 Edmonton and Michel Moreaux, Toulouse School of Economics (IDEI-LERNA) FRIDAY 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 11:00 ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE III EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS III Chairperson: Keith Brouhle, Grinnell College Chairperson: Yolande Hiriart, University of Toulouse

Room RB 204 Room RB 209

NGOS’ STRATEGIC BEHAVIORS TO INDUCE SELF REGULATION: CHEERING THE LEADERS OR BOOING THE LAGGARDS? BUNDLING PUBLIC WITH PRIVATE GOODS Gabrielle Moineville, Mines ParisTech, Cerna Gert Pönitzsch, University of Bonn Discussant(s): Marc-Arthur Diaye, University Evry , EPEE and Crest Ensai Discussant(s): Martin Kesternich, Centre for European Economic Research Co-Author(s): Matthieu Glachant, Mines ParisTech, Cerna Co-Author(s): Gerrit Frackenpohl, University of Bonn

CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: THE IMPACT OF BURDEN SHARING RULES ON THE VOLUNTARY PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE QUANTITY-QUALITY TRADE-OFF ON FRENCH DATA Martin Kesternich, Centre for European Economic Research Marc-Arthur Diaye, University Evry , EPEE and Crest Ensai Discussant(s): Yolande Hiriart, University of Toulouse Discussant(s): Keith Brouhle, Grinnell College Co-Author(s): Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg and Bodo Sturm, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences Co-Author(s): Patricia Crifo, University Paris West and Ecole Polytechnique and Sanja Pekovic, University Dauphine RELATIVE PERFORMANCE OF LIABILITY RULES: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE INNOVATION UNDER THE CLIMATE WISE PROGRAM Yolande Hiriart, University of Toulouse Keith Brouhle, Grinnell College Discussant(s): Gert Pönitzsch, University of Bonn Discussant(s): Gabrielle Moineville, Mines ParisTech, Cerna Co-Author(s): Vera Angelova, Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena and Giuseppe Attanasi, Toulouse School of Economics Co-Author(s): Brad Graham, Grinnell College and Donna Harrington, University of Vermont

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GAME THEORY AND ENVIRONMENT I HEDONIC PRICING II 11:00 Chairperson: Ariel Dinar, Water Science and Policy Center, University of California Chairperson: Antonio Bento, Cornell.edu

Room RB 203 Room RB 210

MODELING FISHERIES AGREEMENTS WITH SIDE PAYMENTS: THE CASE OF WESTERN ATLANTIC BLUEFIN TUNA PROTECTING WORKERS FROM ADVERSE CHEMICAL EXPOSURE: DO VOLUNTARY STANDARDS REDUCE EXPOSURE? Dimitrios Reppas, University of Manchester Shanti Gamper-Rabindran, University of Pittsburgh Discussant(s): Wiebke Probst, University of Hamburg / CLISAP Discussant(s): Mette Termansen, Department of Environmental Science, Aarhus University Co-Author(s): Stephen Finger, THE IMPACT OF ADAPTATION ON INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE POLICY Wiebke Probst, University of Hamburg / CLISAP WELFARE EFFECTS OF WIND TURBINES IN THE LANDSCAPE: A SEGMENTED MARKET HEDONIC APPROACH IN DENMARK Discussant(s): Ariel Dinar, Water Science and Policy Center, University of California Mette Termansen, Aarhus University Discussant(s): Antonio M. Bento, Cornell University TRANSBOUNDARY WATER MANAGEMENT:CAN ISSUE LINKAGE HELP MITIGATE EXTERNALITIES Co-Author(s): Anders Fonnesbech-Wulf, Aarhus University, Morten Fuglsang, Aarhus University, Berit Hasler, Aarhus University, AND ENHANCE COOPERATION? Jakob Ladenburg, Danish Institute of Governmental Research, Anna Piil-Damm, Aarhus University and James C R Smart, Aarhus Ariel Dinar, Water Science and Policy Center, University of California University, Department of Enviromental Science, Environmental Social Science Group Discussant(s): Dimitrios Reppas, University of Manchester Co-Author(s): Daene McKinney, and Kim Hang Pham-Do, Massey University SPATIAL AND SOCIAL DISPARITIES IN THE BENEFITS FROM AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS Antonio Bento, Cornell.edu Discussant(s): Shanti Gamper-Rabindran, University of Pittsburgh Co-Author(s): Corey Lang, University of Rhode Island

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11:00 INEQUALITY MEASUREMENT INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS III 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Chairperson: David Maddison, University of Birmingham Chairperson: Carsten Helm, University of Oldenburg

Room AULA D Room RB 113

THE ROLE OF INEQUALITY AND RESOURCE PRODUCTIVITY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH / SOUTH CONTRACTUAL DESIGN THROUGH THE REDD+ SCHEME Frederik Noack, CAU Kiel Sebastien Roussel, LAMETA, Université Montpellier Discussant(s): Md. Mahmudul Alam, Institute for Environment and Development (LESTARI), Discussant(s): Stefan Borsky, University of Southern Denmark National University of Malaysia (UKM) Co-Author(s): Mireille Chiroleu-Assouline, Paris School of Economics - University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne Co-Author(s): Martin Quaas, CAU Kiel and Marie-Catherine Riekhof, CAU Kiel and Jean-Chistophe Poudou, LAMETA, Université Montpellier

CLIMATIC CHANGES LEADING INCOME INEQUALITY: EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE FARMING COMMUNITY IN MALAYSIA THE LEAK IN THE SYSTEM - ANALYZING THIRD COUNTRY EFFECTS ON AN IEA ON TROPICAL TIMBER TRADE Md. Mahmudul Alam, Institute for Environment and Development (LESTARI), National University of Malaysia (UKM) Stefan Borsky, University of Southern Denmark Discussant(s): David Maddison, University of Birmingham Discussant(s): Carsten Helm, University of Oldenburg Co-Author(s): Rafiqul Molla, Faculty of Business and Law, Multimedia University and Chamhuri Siwar, Co-Author(s): Andrea Leiter, University of Innsbruck and Michael Pfaffermayr, University of Innsbruck Institute for Environment and Development (LESTARI), National University of Malaysia (UKM) CLIMATE POLICY WITH TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS AND PERMIT TRADING EVIDENCE ON CHANGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN THE EUROPE UNION USING Carsten Helm, University of Oldenburg HIGH RESOLUTION DATA ON EMISSIONS Discussant(s): Sebastien Roussel, LAMETA, Université Montpellier David Maddison, University of Birmingham Co-Author(s): Stefan Pichler, Technical University Darmstadt Discussant(s): Frederik Noack, CAU Kiel

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11:00 JOURNAL RANKING AND SUSTAINABILITY MACRO-MODELLING III Chairperson: Dan Rigby, University of Manchester Chairperson: Christoph Boehringer, ZEW - Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung GmbH

Room AULA C Room RB 212

INVESTIGATING JEEM EMPIRICALLY: A STORY OF CO-AUTHORSHIP AND COLLABORATION CAP-AND-TRADE CLIMATE POLICIES WITH PRICE-REGULATED INDUSTRIES: HOW COSTLY ARE FREE ALLOWANCES? Michael Schymura, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim Bruno Lanz, ETH Zürich Discussant(s): Mehmet Pinar, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Discussant(s): Brita Bye, Norway Statistics Co-Author(s): Andreas Löschel, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim Co-Author(s): Sebastian Rausch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

CONSTRUCTING THE FEEM SUSTAINABILITY INDEX: A CHOQUET-INTEGRAL APPLICATION ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS FOR TARIFFS ON EMBODIED CARBON: A GLOBAL COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS Mehmet Pinar, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Brita Bye, Norway Statistics Discussant(s): Dan Rigby, University of Manchester Discussant(s): Christoph Boehringer, University of Oldenburg Co-Author(s): Caterina Cruciani, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Silvio Giove, Co-Author(s): Christoph Böhringer, Department of Economics, University of Oldenburg, Germany, Taran Fæhn, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and Matteo Sostero, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Statistics Norway and Knut-Einar Rosendahl, Statistics Norway Ca’ Foscari University of Venice EMBODIED CARBON TARIFFS JOURNAL RANKINGS, CAREER PROGRESSION AND REAL WORLD IMPACT Christoph Boehringer, ZEW - Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung GmbH Dan Rigby, University of Manchester Discussant(s): Bruno Lanz, Centre for Energy Policy and Economics, ETH Zürich Discussant(s): Michael Schymura, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim Co-Author(s): Jared Carbone, University of Calgary and Thomas Rutherford, University of Wisconsin Co-Author(s): Michael Burton, university of western australia and Jayson Lusk, Oklahoma State University

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11:00 OPTIMAL GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY II OTHER RENEWABLE RESOURCES I Chairperson: Frederic Ghersi, CIRED Chairperson: Joelle Noailly, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis FRIDAY 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Room RB 213 Room RB 206

PUBLIC VERSUS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES IN MODELS THE MICROECONOMIC ORIGINS OF SPATIAL EXTERNALITIES AND A STARTING POINT FOR MARKET-BASED CONTROL OF ECONOMIC GROWTH WITH HETEROGENEOUS CONSUMERS OF INVASIVE SPECIES Kirill Borissov, European University at St. Petersburg and St. Petersburg Institute for Economics and Mathematics (RAS) Eli Fenichel, Arizona State University Discussant(s): Itziar Lazkano, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Discussant(s): Nujin Suphaphiphat, ETH Zurich Co-Author(s): Alexander Surkov, European University at St. Petersburg and St. Petersburg for Economics Co-Author(s): Timothy Richards, Arizona State University and David Shanafelt, Arizona State University and Mathematics (RAS) ASYMMETRIC TRADE, GROWTH AND OPEN ACCESS RENEWABLE RESOURCES INTERGENERATIONAL EXTERNALITIES AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH Nujin Suphaphiphat, ETH Zurich Itziar Lazkano, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Discussant(s): Joelle Noailly, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis Discussant(s): Frederic Ghersi, CIRED DIRECTING TECHNICAL CHANGE FROM FOSSIL-FUEL TO RENEWABLE ENERGY INNOVATION: BEYOND GDP: MODELLING LABOUR SUPPLY AS A ‘FREE TIME’ TRADE-OFF AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION USING FIRM-LEVEL PATENT DATA IN A MULTIREGIONAL OPTIMAL GROWTH MODEL Joelle Noailly, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis Frederic Ghersi, CIRED Discussant(s): Eli Fenichel, Arizona State University and Chuck Mason, University of Wyoming Discussant(s): Kirill Borissov, European University at St. Petersburg and St. Petersburg Institute for Economics Co-Author(s): Roger Smeets, University of Amsterdam and Mathematics (RAS) Co-Author(s): Valentina Bosetti, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei

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STRONG AND WEAK SUSTAINABILITY TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT II 11:00 Chairperson: Robert Cairns, McGill University Chairperson: Francesca Sanna Randaccio, „La Sapienza“ University of Rome

Room RB 112 Room RB 205

WHAT TO DO BEFORE THE INFINITY? TECHNOLOGICAL VS ECOLOGICAL SWITCH AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL KUZNETS CURVE Marie-Helene Durand, IRD Aude Pommeret, IREGE-universite de Savoie and HEC Lausanne Discussant(s): Matthew Agarwala, London School of Economics Discussant(s): Martino Pelli , University of Alberta Co-Author(s): Patrick Saint-Pierre, LASTRE and Leda-SDFi-Paris Dauphine THE ELASTICITY OF SUBSTITUTION BETWEEN CLEAN AND DIRTY INPUTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY “ARE NATIONAL ECONOMIES (VIRTUALLY) SUSTAINABLE?”: Martino Pelli, University of tAlberta AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF NATURAL ASSETS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE Discussant(s): Francesca Sanna Randaccio, „La Sapienza“ University of Rome Matthew Agarwala, London School of Economics Discussant(s): Robert Cairns, McGill University THE CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TO CHINA Co-Author(s): Giles Atkinson, London School of Economics and Pablo Munoz, United Nations University Francesca Sanna Randaccio, „La Sapienza“ University of Rome Discussant(s): Aude Pommeret, IREGE-universite de Savoie and HEC Lausanne AN ENVIRONMENTAL-ECONOMIC MEASURE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Co-Author(s): Daniela Marconi, Bank of Italy Robert Cairns, McGill University Discussant(s): Marie-Helene Durand, IRD Co-Author(s): Vincent Martinet, INRA

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WATER USE AND MANAGEMENT III

Chairperson: Angels Xabadia, University of Girona 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012

Room RB 207

A SURVEY OF GLOBAL WATER TARIFFS — ARE THEY SUSTAINABLE, EFFICIENT AND FAIR? David Zetland, Wageningen University Discussant(s): Anke Leroux, Monash University Co-Author(s): Christopher Gasson, Global Water Intelligence

OPTIMAL INVESTMENT IN WATER SUPPLY INFRASTRUCTURE UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE UNCERTAINTY: A DYNAMIC PORTFOLIO APPROACH Anke Leroux, Monash University Discussant(s): Angels Xabadia, University of Girona Co-Author(s): Vance Martin, University of Melbourne

IMPLEMENTATION OF WATER ALLOCATION RULES WITH SIDE PAYMENTS Angels Xabadia, University of Girona Discussant(s): David Zetland, Wageningen University Co-Author(s): Renan Ulrich Goetz, University of Girona

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16:45 POLICY SESSION: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND REGULATION OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES Chair: Matti Vainio, European Chemicals Agency and Stavros Georgiou, Health and Safety Executive Panellists: Anna Alberini, University of Maryland, James Hammitt, Harvard University, Rebecca Mac- Donald, University of Newcastle and Hugh Metcalfe, University of Newcastle

Room RB 101

CHOICE MODELING III DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT II Chairperson: David Chapman, Stratus Consulting Chairperson: Jorge E. Araña, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Room RB 213 Room RB 207

ENVIRONMENTAL VALUE ORIENTATIONS IN DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENTS: A LATENT VARIABLES APPROACH ENVIRONMENTAL DEPENDENCE OF MEXICAN RURAL HOUSEHOLDS: David Hoyos, University of the Basque Country EXPLORING THE ROLE OF INCOME, SHOCKS, RULES AND ROADS Discussant(s): Inge Liekens, VITO Alejandro Lopez-Feldman, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas, CIDE Co-Author(s): Petr Mariel, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) Discussant(s): François Libois, CRED, University of Namur

TEMPORAL STABILITY OF PREFERENCE AND WILLINGNESS TO PAY ELICITATION IN CHOICE EXPERIMENTS: A TEST-RETEST EVOLVING PATTERNS OF FIREWOOD COLLECTION IN RURAL NEPAL: A HOUSEHOLD PANEL ANALYSIS 1995-2003 Inge Liekens, VITO François Libois, CRED, University of Namur Discussant(s): David Chapman, Stratus Consulting Discussant(s): Jorge E. Araña, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Co-Author(s): Roy Brouwer, Institute for Environmental Studies, VU University Amsterdam, Leo de Nocker, Co-Author(s): Jean-Marie Baland, CRED, University of Namur and Dilip Mookherjee, Boston University VITO and Marije Schaafsma, CSERGE, University of East Anglia

NONMARKET VALUATION OF CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION AND RESTORATION: MODELING INTERNET PANEL CO2 EMISSIONS IN DEVELOPED AND LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: THE IMPACT OF IMMIGRATION AND TOURISM DATA USING THE RANK-ORDERED PROBIT MODEL Jorge E. Araña, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria David Chapman, Stratus Consulting Discussant(s): Alejandro Lopez-Feldman, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas, CIDE Discussant(s): David Hoyos, University of the Basque Country Co-Author(s): Anastasia Hernández Alemán, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Carmelo Leon, Co-Author(s): Richard Bishop, University of Wisconsin- Madison, Barbara Kanninen, BK Econometrics, Jon Krosnick, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Stanford Univeristy, Bob Leeworthy, National Oceanic and Atmoshperic Administration and Norman Meade, 18:15 National Oceanic and Atmoshperic Administration

16:45 DISCOUNTING II CRIME AND ENVIRONMENT Chairperson: Larry Goulder, Stanford University Chairperson: Eftichios Sartzetakis, University of Macedonia FRIDAY 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Vencovskeho aula Room AULA D

OPTIMAL CARBON TAXES WITH SOCIAL AND PRIVATE DISCOUNTING NEGOTIATED ENFORCEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME David von Below, University of Oxford Thomas Blondiau, Center for Economic Studies, KU Leuven Discussant(s): Aline Chiabai, BC3 Discussant(s): Caterina Gennaioli, Grantham Research Institute of Climate Change, London School of Economics

THE EQUIVALENCY PRINCIPLE FOR DISCOUNTING THE VALUE OF NATURAL ASSETS: AN APPLICATION TO AN INVESTMENT CLEAN OR „DIRTY“ ENERGY; EVIDENCE ON A RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCE CURSE PROJECT IN THE BASQUE COAST Caterina Gennaioli, Grantham Research Institute of Climate Change, London School of Economics Aline Chiabai, Basque Centre for Climate Change BC3 Discussant(s): Eftichios Sartzetakis, University of Macedonia Discussant(s): Larry Goulder, Stanford University Co-Author(s): Massimo Tavoni, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Co-Author(s): Ibon Galarraga, Basque Centre for Climate Change BC3, Anil Markandya, Basque Centre for Climate Change BC3 and Ikerbasque and Unai Pascual, Basque Centre for Climate Change BC3 and Ikerbasque CORRUPTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY: AN ALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVE Eftichios Sartzetakis, University of Macedonia THE CHOICE OF DISCOUNT RATE FOR CLIMATE-CHANGE POLICY EVALUATION Discussant(s): Thomas Blondiau, Center for Economic Studies, KU Leuven Larry Goulder, Stanford University Co-Author(s): Athanasios Lapatinas, University of Ioannina and Anastasia Litina, University of Luxembourg Discussant(s): David von Below, University of Oxford Co-Author(s): Roberton Williams, University of Maryland

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PARALLEL SESSION 6

DAI-ICHI DISTRIBUTIONAL ASPECTS 16:45 Chairperson: Alistair Munro, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo Chairperson: Gunnar S Eskeland, Norwegian School of Economics

Room RB 210 Room AULA C

NATURAL DISASTERS IN A TWO-SECTOR MODEL OF ENDOGENOUS GROWTH DOES THE US BIOFUEL MANDATE INCREASE POVERTY IN INDIA? Masako Ikefuji, University of Southern Denmark Marie-Hélène Hubert, CREM, University of Rennes 1 Discussant(s): Ulf Rinne, IZA Discussant(s): Moritz Drupp, University of Tübingen Co-Author(s): Ryo Horii, Tohoku University Co-Author(s): UJJAYANT CHAKRAVORTY, University of Alberta and Beyza Ural-Marchand, University of Alberta

HOW POLICY CHANGES AFFECT SHAREHOLDER WEALTH: THE CASE OF THE FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR DISASTER INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR PUBLIC ECOSYSTEM SERVICES Ulf Rinne, IZA Moritz Drupp, University of Tübingen Discussant(s): Alistair Munro, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo Discussant(s): Gunnar S Eskeland, Norwegian School of Economics Co-Author(s): André Betzer, University of Wuppertal and Markus Doumet, University of Mannheim Co-Author(s): Stefan Baumgärtner, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Jasper Meya, University of Bremen, Jan Munz, Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt and Martin Quaas, University of Kiel FUKUSHIMA DAI-ICHI AND THE ECONOMICS OF NUCLEAR DECONTAMINATION Alistair Munro, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo THE CONSUMER PAYS PRINCIPLE: TOWARDS A POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS Discussant(s): Masako Ikefuji, University of Southern Denmark Gunnar S Eskeland, Norwegian School of Economics Discussant(s): Marie-Hélène Hubert, CREM, University of Rennes 1

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16:45 ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE IV GAME THEORY AND ENVIRONMENT II 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Chairperson: Juan C. Reboredo, Universidade Santiago de Compostela Chairperson: Guillaume Cheikbossian, Toulouse Scool of Economics and LAMETA (Montpellier)

Room RB 204 Room RB 209

A MICROSTRUCTURE ANALYSIS OF THE CARBON FINANCE MARKET CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES AND THE STABILITY OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS Cal Muckley, University College Dublin Amrita Ray Chaudhuri, University of Winnipeg Discussant(s): Simon De Jaeger, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel Discussant(s): Michael Jakob, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research Co-Author(s): Don Bredin, University College Dublin Co-Author(s): Hassan Benchekroun, McGill University

EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF MUNICIPALITIES IN COLLECTING AND PROCESSING MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE: THE ROLE OF EMISSIONS TRADING AND BURDEN SHARING IN INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE AGREEMENTS A SHARED INPUT DEA-MODEL WITH HETEROGENEOUS COUNTRIES Simon De Jaeger, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel Michael Jakob, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research Discussant(s): Juan C. Reboredo, Universidade Santiago de Compostela Discussant(s): Guillaume Cheikbossian, Toulouse Scool of Economics and LAMETA (Montpellier) Co-Author(s): Nicky Rogge, COALITION FORMATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES IN INTERNATIONAL OLIGOPOLY MARKETS MODELLING EU ALLOWANCES AND OIL MARKET INTERDEPENDENCE. IMPLICATIONS FOR PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Guillaume Cheikbossian, Toulouse Scool of Economics and LAMETA (Montpellier) Juan C. Reboredo, Universidade Santiago de Compostela Discussant(s): Amrita Ray Chaudhuri, University of Winnipeg Discussant(s): Cal Muckley, University College Dublin

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PARALLEL SESSIONS 6

16:45 GREEN NATIONAL ACCOUNTING HEALTH VALUATION II Chairperson: Chiara Peroni, Statec Chairperson: Simone Bauch, Interamerican Development Bank

Room RB 113 Room RB 211

ASSESSMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNTING THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS A BIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF DISEASE TRANSMISSION BETWEEN WILDLIFE AND LIVESTOCK POPULATIONS: Rui Pedro Mota, TEELab - IN+ - IST CONSERVATION VS. LIVELIHOODS. AN ILLUSTRATION FROM LIMPOPO PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA Discussant(s): Wagner Natascha, Graduate Institute Geneva Ndiadivha Sikhweni, University of Pretoria Co-Author(s): Tiago Domingos, TEELab - IN+ - IST Discussant(s): Kalyan Das, OKD Institute of Social Change and Development, India Co-Author(s): Anders Skonhoft, Norwegian University of Technology OIL, GAS AND MINERALS: THE IMPACT OF RESOURCE-DEPENDENCE AND GOVERNANCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT HOW MUCH COMPENSATION WOULD BE ENOUGH? WORKERS IN PESTICIDE APPLICATIONS Wagner Natascha, Graduate Institute Geneva IN TEA PLANTATIONS OF ASSAM Discussant(s): Chiara Peroni, Statec Kalyan Das, OKD Institute of Social Change and Development, India Co-Author(s): Gilles Carbonnier, Graduate Institute Geneva Discussant(s): Simone Bauch, Interamerican Development Bank ENVIRONMENTAL EFFICIENCY INDICES: TOWARDS A NEW APPROACH TO GREEN-GROWTH ACCOUNTING PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACTS OF PROTECTED AREAS AND ROADS IN THE AMAZON Chiara Peroni, Statec Simone Bauch, Interamerican Development Bank Discussant(s): Rui Pedro Mota, TEELab - IN+ - IST Discussant(s): Ndiadivha Sikhweni, University of Pretoria Co-Author(s): Subhrendu Pattanayak, Duke University and Erin Sills, North Carolina State University

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16:45 MACRO-MODELLING IV OPTIMAL GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY III Chairperson: Georg Hirte, Technische Universitaet Dresden Chairperson: Geir Asheim, University of Oslo FRIDAY 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Room RB 212 Room RB 112

IMPACTS OF BORDER CARBON ADJUSTMENTS ON CHINA‘S SECTORAL EMISSIONS: COMBINING RIGHTS AND WELFARISM: A NEW APPROACH TO INTERTEMPORAL EVALUATION OF SOCIAL ALTERNATIVES SIMULATIONS WITH A DYNAMIC COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL Vincent Martinet, INRA Qin Bao, Chinese Academy of Sciences Discussant(s): Mark Schopf, University of Paderborn - International Economics & Macroeconomics Discussant(s): Melania Michetti, FONDAZIONE ENI ENRICO MATTEI (FEEM) Co-Author(s): Ngo van Long, Department of Economics, McGill University, Montreal Co-Author(s): Lin Tang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, ZhongXiang Zhang, East-West Center, Han Qiao, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Shouyang Wang, Chinese Academy of Sciences REASSESSING THE GREEN PARADOX Mark Schopf, University of Paderborn - International Economics & Macroeconomics IMPROVING THE LAND-USE MODELING WITHIN CGE TO ASSESS FOREST-BASED MITIGATION POTENTIAL AND COSTS. Discussant(s): Geir Asheim, University of Oslo Melania Michetti, FONDAZIONE ENI ENRICO MATTEI (FEEM) Co-Author(s): Hendrik Ritter, Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg Discussant(s): Georg Hirte, Technische Universitaet Dresden Co-Author(s): Ramiro Fernando Parrado, FONDAZIONE ENI ENRICO MATTEI (FEEM) CHARACTERIZING THE SUSTAINABILITY PROBLEM IN AN EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCE MODEL Geir Asheim, University of Oslo THE OPTIMAL TAX ON ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN A METROPOLITAN AREA - A SCGE STUDY FOR GERMAN CITIES Discussant(s): Vincent Martinet, INRA Georg Hirte, Technische Universitaet Dresden Co-Author(s): Wolfgang Buchholz, University of Regensburg, Tapan Mitra, Cornell University and Cees Withagen, VU University Discussant(s): Qin Bao, Chinese Academy of Sciences Amsterdam Co-Author(s): Stefan Tscharaktschiew, Technische Universitaet Dresden

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PARALLEL SESSION 6

OTHER RENEWABLE RESOURCES II SPATIAL ISSUES 16:45 Chairperson: Anne Borge Johannesen, NTNU Chairperson: Stefania Tonin, University IUAV - Venice

Room RB 206 Room RB 203

THE DYNAMICS OF AN ANIMAL-VEGETATION SYSTEM. NORDIC SHEEP FARMING. WHY DO MUNICIPALITIES RECYCLE: USING BAYESIAN PANEL SPATIAL AUTOREGRESSIVE PROBIT MODEL Anders Skonhoft, Norweigan University of Science and Technology Takehiro Usui, Soka University, Japan Discussant(s): Aziz Karimov, Center for Developent Research Discussant(s): Souvik Datta, ETH Zurich Co-Author(s): Jose-Maria Da Rocha, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Co-Author(s): Mitsuko Chikasada, Soka University, Japan and Kazuhiko Kakamu, Chiba University

ESTIMATION OF RESOURCE USE EFFICIENCY OF COTTON PRODUCTION AMONG UZBEK FARMERS THEORETICALLY A SPATIAL ECONOMETRICS APPROACH TO ANALYZING EMISSIONS SPILLOVERS CONSISTENT STOCHASTIC FRONTIER MODELING APPROACH Souvik Datta, ETH Zurich Aziz Karimov, Center for Developent Research Discussant(s): Stefania Tonin, University IUAV - Venice Discussant(s): Anne Borge Johannesen, NTNU IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN URBAN FORM AND THE COSTS OF PROVIDING PUBLIC SERVICES? POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON VEGETATION AND THE ECONOMY Stefania Tonin, University IUAV - Venice OF SHEEP FARMING AT NORTHERN LATITUDES Discussant(s): Takehiro Usui, Soka University, Japan Anne Borge Johannesen, NTNU Co-Author(s): Laura Fregolent, University IUAV - Venice Discussant(s): Anders Skonhoft, Norweigan University of Science and Technology Co-Author(s): Anders Nielsen, University of Oslo and Anders Skonhoft, NTNU

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TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT III 29 JUNEFRIDAY 2012 Chairperson: Antoine Dechezlepretre, London School of Economics and Political Science

Room RB 205

DO FLEXIBLE INSTRUMENTS REALLY INDUCE MORE ENVIRONMENTAL R&D? David Grover, London School of Economics Discussant(s): Victoria Shestalova, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis

DIRECTING TECHNICAL CHANGE IN ELECTRICITY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES Victoria Shestalova, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis Discussant(s): Antoine Dechezlepretre, London School of Economics and Political Science Co-Author(s): Rob Aalbers, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis and Viktória Kocsis, SEO Economic Research

REGULATORY DISTANCE AND THE TRANSFER OF NEW ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND TECHNOLOGIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE AUTOMOBILE SECTOR Antoine Dechezlepretre, London School of Economics and Political Science Discussant(s): David Grover, London School of Economics Co-Author(s): Eric Neumayer, London School of Economics and Richard Perkins, London School of Economics

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 49 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 7 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 7

08:30 SPECIAL SESSION: SPATIAL DYNAMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT SPECIAL SESSION: THE ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (CAMACHO, PEREZ-BARAHONA AND STROBL) (ZILBERMAN AND WESSELER) Chairperson: Agustin Perez-Barahona, INRA and Ecole Polytechnique (France) Chairperson: Justus Wesseler, Technische Universität München and David Zilberman, University of California Berkeley Room AULA C Room AULA D THE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS OF FIRMS: A SPATIAL ANALYSIS Robert Elliott, University of Birmingham DO EU FARMERS REJECT GM MAIZE? FARMER PREFERENCES FOR GM MAIZE IN GREECE. Discussant(s): Anastasios Xepapadeas, Athens University of Economics and Business Justus Wesseler, Technische Universität München Co-Author(s): Matthew Cole, University of Birmingham, Toshihiro Okubo, Keio University and Ying Zhou, Aston University Discussant(s): Ladislav Kristoufek, Institue of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic ROBUST CONTROL AND HOT SPOTS IN SPATIOTEMPORAL ECONOMIC SYSTEMS Co-Author(s): Enoch Kikulwe, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen and Theodoros Skevas, Wageningen University Anastasios Xepapadeas, Athens University of Economics and Business Discussant(s): David Marguerit, University Paris Dauphine PRICE-DEPENDENT ELASTICITIES AND CAUSALITY BETWEEN ETHANOL, BIODIESEL AND RELATED COMMODITIES Co-Author(s): William Brock, University of Wisconsin, Madisson, and Athanasios Yannacopoulos, Ladislav Kristoufek, Institue of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic Athens University of Economics and Business Discussant(s): Adrien Hervouet, IEMN-IAE Co-Author(s): Karel Janda, and David Zilberman ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITY: THE CASE OF THE PHOENIX METROPOLITAN AREA, ARIZONA David Marguerit, University Paris Dauphine PROMOTING INNOVATION ON THE SEED MARKET AND BIODIVERSITY: Discussant(s): Agustin Perez-Barahona, INRA and Ecole Polytechnique (France) THE ROLE OF IPRS AND COMMERCIALISATION RULES Adrien Hervouet, IEMN-IAE LAND USE DYNAMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT Discussant(s): David Zilberman, University of California Berkeley Agustin Perez-Barahona, INRA and Ecole Polytechnique (France) Co-Author(s): Marc Baudry, Paris 10 Discussant(s): Robert Elliott, University of Birmingham Co-Author(s): Carmen Camacho, CNRS and Paris 1 AGRICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY CAN HELP MITIGATE CLIMATE CHANGE David Zilberman, University of California Berkeley Discussant(s): Justus Wesseler, Technische Universität München Co-Author(s): Steven sexton, UC berkeley

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08:30 CONTINGENT VALUATION III DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT III Chairperson: Roberto Martinez-Espineira, Memorial University of Newfoundland Chairperson: Dimitrios Varvarigos, University of Leicester

Room RB 213 Room RB 207

ESTIMATING OPTIMAL CONSERVATION FEES IN THE PRESENCE OF LAND RESTITUTION IMPACTS OF PROTECTED AREAS ON POPULATION GROWTH, INEQUALITY AND MARGINALIZATION IN MEXICO IN THE KGALAGADI TRANSFRONTIER PARK BETWEEN BOTSWANA AND SOUTH AFRICA Laura Villalobos, Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE) Edwin Muchapondwa, Environmental-Economics Policy Research Unit, School of Economics Discussant(s): Julia Swart, Utrecht University Discussant(s): Ioanna Grammatikopoulou, MTT, Agrifood Research Finland Co-Author(s): Allen Blackman, Resources for the Future, Alexander Pfaff , Duke University and Juan Robalino, Co-Author(s): Johane Dikgang, Environmental-Economics Policy Research Unit, School of Economics, University of Cape Town Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE)

DOES EXCLUSION OF PROTEST ZEROS AND WARM-GLOW BIDDERS CAUSE SELECTION BIAS IN CONTINGENT VALUATION? THE LIMITS OF DEVELOPMENT POLICIES: STRUCTURAL RIGIDITY OF RESOURCE-BASED SECTORS IN LATIN AMERICA AN EMPIRICAL CASE STUDY IN A NATURA 2000 WETLAND AREA. Julia Swart, Utrecht University Ioanna Grammatikopoulou, MTT, Agrifood Research Finland Discussant(s): Ginger Turner, University of Oxford Discussant(s): Carlos Ordás Criado, Laval University Co-Author(s): Charles van Marrewijk, Utrecht University Co-Author(s): Søren Bøye Olsen, University of Copenhagen,Environmental Economics and Rural Development Division and Eija Pouta, MTT, Agrifood Research Finland NATURAL DISASTERS, RISK EXPECTATIONS, AND POPULATION GROWTH Ginger Turner, University of Oxford PARAMETRIC VS NONPARAMETRIC DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE CONTINGENT VALUATION MODELS: Discussant(s): Dimitrios Varvarigos, University of Leicester TESTING THE KERNEL ESTIMATOR AND ITS REVEALED PERFORMANCE Carlos Ordás Criado, Laval University GROWTH AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE: DO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS MATTER? Discussant(s): Roberto Martinez-Espineira, Memorial University of Newfoundland Dimitrios Varvarigos, University of Leicester Co-Author(s): Marcella Veronesi, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Laura Villalobos, Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE) Co-Author(s): Intan Zanariah Zakaria, University of Leicester THE EFFECT OF PAYMENT VEHICLE ON THE TREATMENT OF DON‘T KNOW RESPONSES TO A DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE CONTINGENT VALUATION QUESTION SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY Roberto Martinez-Espineira, Memorial University of Newfoundland Discussant(s): Edwin Muchapondwa, University of Cape Town 10:30 Co-Author(s): Nikita Lyssenko, Memorial University of Newfoundland

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 50 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 PARALLEL SESSIONS 7 DETAILED PROGRAMME SECTION

PARALLEL SESSION 7

ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY III ENERGY SOURCES III 08:30 Chairperson: Maria Loureiro, University of Santiago de Compostela Chairperson: Chuck Mason, University of Wyoming

Room RB 209 Vencovskeho aula

CONTROL AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES FOR INVASIVE SPECIES WITH DIFFERENT LIFE HISTORY LIMIT-PRICING OIL MONOPOLIES WHEN DEMAND IS INELASTIC, RESOURCE TAXATION AND SUBSTITUTES SUBSIDIES Katarina Elofsson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Ujjayant Chakravorty, University of Alberta Discussant(s): Saeed Moghayer, TNO, and University of Amsterdam Discussant(s): Karel Janda, Charles University Co-Author(s): Ing-Marie Gren, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Co-Author(s): Saraly Andrade de Sá, ETH Zurich and Julien Daubanes, ETH Zurich

BIFURCATIONS OF INDIFFERENCE POINTS IN THE DISCRETE TIME LAKE POLLUTION MANAGEMENT PROBLEM CORRELATIONS BETWEEN BIOFUELS AND RELATED COMMODITIES BEFORE AND DURING THE FOOD CRISIS: Saeed Moghayer, TNO, and University of Amsterdam A TAXONOMY PERSPECTIVE Discussant(s): Kari Hyytiäinen, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Karel Janda, Charles University Co-Author(s): F.O.O. Wagener, CeNDEF, University of Amsterdam Discussant(s): Thomas Alexopoulos, University of Peloponnese Co-Author(s): Ladislav Kristoufek, Charles University and Institute of Information Theory and Automation, AN OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK FOR MANAGEMENT OF AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES RISK: THE CASE OF POTENTIAL Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic and David Zilberman, University of Calibornia, Berkeley ASIAN CLAM (CORBICULA FLUMINEA) INVASION IN THERMAL POLLUTION AREAS OF THE NORTHERN BALTIC SEA

Kari Hyytiäinen, MTT Agrifood Research Finland A DECOMPOSITION OF THE EFFECT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES REGULATION ON CO2 EMISSIONS IN THE EU-15 Discussant(s): Maria Loureiro, University of Santiago de Compostela Thomas Alexopoulos, University of Peloponnese Co-Author(s): Maiju Lehtiniemi, Finnish Environmental Agency, Jarkko K. Niemi, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Discussant(s): Chuck Mason, University of Wyoming and Kimmo Tikka, Finnish Meteorological Institute Co-Author(s): Dimitrios Thomakos, University of Peloponnese and Dionisia Tzavara, University of Peloponnese

APPLYING BEST-WORST SCALING IN A MULTI-CRITERIA ANALYSIS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS WHY DO FIRMS HOLD OIL INVENTORIES? Maria Loureiro, University of Santiago de Compostela Chuck Mason, University of Wyoming Discussant(s): Katarina Elofsson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Discussant(s): Ujjayant Chakravorty , University of Alberta Co-Author(s): Fernando Dominguez, University of Santiago de Compostela

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ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE V FISHERIES III 08:30 Chairperson: Daan Van Soest, VU University / Tilburg University Chairperson: Martin Quaas, Kiel University

Room RB 204 Room RB 212

SUSTAINABILITY AND MARKET CONDITIONS:THE RESOURCE EFFICIENCY PARADOX THE OPTIMAL MANAGEMENT OF A NATURAL RESOURCE UNDER REGIME SWITCHING BEHAVIOR Sanja Pekovic, The Chaire AFNOR Performance des organisations - Fondation University Paris-Dauphine Michele Baggio, Chair of Environmental Policy and Economics, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Janick Mollet, University of Zurich Discussant(s): Torben Klarl, University of Augsburg Co-Author(s): Magali Delmas, UCLA Anderson School of Management and Institute of the Environment and Sustainability MARKET DYNAMICS, DYNAMIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CORPORATE CARBON EFFCIENCY AND PERFORMANCE: EFFECTS UNDER VOLUNTARY AND REGULATORY REGIMES IN THE CONTEXT OF (STRONG) SUSTAINABILITY Janick Mollet, University of Zurich Torben Klarl, University of Augsburg Discussant(s): M. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, University of Dhaka Discussant(s): Diana van Dijk, Wageningen University

DOES AN ACCESS TO CREDIT HELP HOUSEHOLDS IN RECOVERING NATURAL DISASTER LOSSES? FLUCTUATING QUOTA AND MANAGEMENT COSTS UNDER MULTIANNUAL ADJUSTMENT OF FISH QUOTA EXPERIENCE FROM BANGLADESH Diana van Dijk, Wageningen University M. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, University of Dhaka Discussant(s): Martin Quaas, Kiel University Discussant(s): Daan Van Soest, VU University / Tilburg University Co-Author(s): Rolf Groeneveld, Wageningen University, Rene Haijema, Wageningen University, Eligius Hendrix, Universidad de Malaga; Wageningen University and Ekko van Ierland, Wageningen University CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, FIRM VALUE, AND FIRM LOCATION: DOES DOING GOOD RESULT IN DOING BETTER? Daan Van Soest, VU University / Tilburg University FISHING INDUSTRY BORROWS FROM NATURAL CAPITAL AT HIGH SHADOW INTEREST RATES Discussant(s): Sanja Pekovic, The Chaire AFNOR Performance des organisations - Fondation University Paris-Dauphine Martin Quaas, Kiel University Co-Author(s): Jeroen Derwall, University of Maastricht and Tilburg University and Tias van Moorsel, Tilburg University Discussant(s): Michele Baggio, Chair of Environmental Policy and Economics, ETH Zurich

Co-Author(s): Rainer Froese, , Helmut Herwartz, , Till Requate, , Jörn Schmidt, and Rüdiger Voss, 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY

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PARALLEL SESSIONS 7

08:30 FOREST RESOURCES II HEDONIC PRICING III Chairperson: Randall Bluffstone, Portland State University Chairperson: Daniel Phaneuf, University of Wisconsin

Room RB 210 Room RB 101

ON THE ECONOMICS OF BOREAL SCOTS PINE MANAGEMENT HOW MUCH ARE URBAN RESIDENTS IN MEXICO WILLING TO PAY FOR CLEANER AIR? Sampo Pihlainen, Department of Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki Fidel Gonzalez, Sam Houston State University Discussant(s): Xuemei Jiang, Beijing Forestry University Discussant(s): Sotirios Thanos , Heriot-Watt University Co-Author(s): Sami Niinimäki, Department of Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki and Olli Tahvonen, Co-Author(s): Mark Leipnik, Sam Houston State University and Diya Mazumder, Soka University Department of Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki THEORETICALLY CONSISTENT TEMPORAL ORDERING SPECIFICATION IN SPATIAL HEDONIC PRICING MODELS APPLIED IMPACTS OF POLICY MEASURES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF STATE-OWNED FORESTS IN NORTHEASTERN CHINA: TO THE VALUATION OF AIRCRAFT NOISE THEORETICAL RESULTS AND EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE Sotirios Thanos , Heriot-Watt University Xuemei Jiang, Beijing Forestry University Discussant(s): Laura Taylor, North Carolina State University Discussant(s): Riyong Kim Bakkegaard, University of Copenhagen Co-Author(s): Abigail Bristow, Loughborough University and Mark Wardman, University of Leeds Co-Author(s): Göran Bostedt, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Peichen Gong, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Jintao Xu, Peking University A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING COMPENSATING WAGE DIFFERENTIALS FOR OCCUPATIONAL RISK USING A HYPOTHETICAL AUCTION FRAME TO ELICIT STATED COMPENSATION NEEDS Laura Taylor, North Carolina State University TO AVOID DEFORESTATION AMONG HOUSEHOLDS IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON Discussant(s): Daniel Phaneuf, University of Wisconsin Riyong Kim Bakkegaard, University of Copenhagen Co-Author(s): Jonathan Lee, North Carolina State University Discussant(s): Randall Bluffstone, Portland State University DISENTANGLING THE IMPACTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION FROM LOCALLY UNDESIRABLE LAND USES Co-Author(s): Jette Bredahl Jacobsen, University of Copenhagen and Bo Jellesmark Thorsen, University of Copenhagen Daniel Phaneuf, University of Wisconsin HOUSEHOLD RURAL LIVELIHOODS AND NATURAL CAPITAL INVESTMENTS. Discussant(s): Fidel Gonzalez, Sam Houston State University DOES FOREST SOCIAL COORDINATION PLAY A ROLE? EVIDENCE FROM ETHIOPIA Co-Author(s): Xiangping Liu, University of Gotenburg and Laura Taylor, North Carolina State University Randall Bluffstone, Portland State University Discussant(s): Sampo Pihlainen, Department of Forest Sciences, University of Helsinki Co-Author(s): Bilisuma Bushie, Addis Ababa University, Demessie Damite, Addis Ababa University, Takuro Uehara, 10:30 Portland State University and Mahmud Yesuf, American University

08:30 OPTIMAL REGULATION: THEORY V POLITICAL ECONOMY, LAW AND ENVIRONMENT II Chairperson: Bouwe Dijkstra, University of Nottingham Chairperson: Alfred Endres, University of Hagen

Room RB 113 Room RB 203

OPTIMAL TAXATION OF ENERGY IN THE U.S. CONDITIONS FOR PROFIT-NEUTRAL PERMIT ALLOCATIONS Harry Tsang, University of North Dakota Jean-philippe Nicolai, Ecole Polytechnique Discussant(s): Julien Daubanes, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Florens Flues, ZEW Co-Author(s): Firouz Gahvari, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign COMMERCIAL INTERESTS VS. THE PUBLIC´S ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY STATE-LEVEL TAXATION IN A FEDERAL PERMITS MARKET: OPTIMUM PERMITS ALLOCATION OF CARBON CREDIT IMPORTS Julien Daubanes, ETH Zurich Florens Flues, ZEW Discussant(s): Sandra Rousseau, HUBrussel & KU Leuven Discussant(s): Achim Voss, University of Muenster Co-Author(s): Pierre Lasserre, UQAM HOW DISAGREEMENT ABOUT EXTERNAL EFFECTS LEADS TO STRATEGIC ENERGY PRODUCTIVITY INVESTMENT EMISSION STANDARDS AND MONITORING STRATEGIES IN A HIERARCHICAL SETTING Achim Voss, University of Muenster Sandra Rousseau, HUBrussel & KU Leuven Discussant(s): Alfred Endres, University of Hagen Discussant(s): Bouwe Dijkstra, University of Nottingham Co-Author(s): Carmen Arguedas, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid “IT’S ALL IN THE MIX!” – INTERNALIZING EXTERNALITIES WITH R&D SUBSIDIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY Alfred Endres, University of Hagen TIMING OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND TECHNOLOGY CHOICE UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION Discussant(s): Jean-philippe Nicolai, Ecole Polytechnique Bouwe Dijkstra, University of Nottingham Co-Author(s): Tim Friehe, University of Konstanz and Bianca Rundshagen, University of Hagen Discussant(s): Harry Tsang, University of North Dakota Co-Author(s): Alessio D‘Amato, Tor Vergata University, Rome SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY

10:30 MY EAERE BOOK 2012 52 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 PARALLEL SESSIONS 7 DETAILED PROGRAMME SECTION

PARALLEL SESSION 7

QUANTITY-BASED INSTRUMENTS II RESIDENTIAL CONSUMPTION IV 08:30 Chairperson: Roland Mestel, Karl-Franzens-University Graz Chairperson: Colin Vance, RWI

Room RB 206 Room RB 211

TRANSACTION COSTS AND TRADABLE PERMITS - EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE EU EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME RISK PERCEPTION, CHOICE OF DRINKING WATER AND WATER TREATMENT: EVIDENCE FROM KENYAN TOWNS Peter Heindl, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim, Germany Simon Wagura Ndiritu, University of Gothenburg Discussant(s): Markus Ohndorf, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Marie-Estelle Binet , University of Rennes1 Co-Author(s): Celine Nauges, LERNA-INRA and Toulouse School of Economics, and Joseph Onjala, OPTIMAL MONITORING OF CREDIT-BASED EMISSIONS TRADING UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi Markus Ohndorf, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Luke Jones, Valdosta State University ESTIMATING THE DEMAND FOR RESIDENTIAL WATER IN A STONE-GEARY Co-Author(s): Ian MacKenzie, ETH Zurich (CER) FORM WITH ALTERNATIVE PRICE MEASUREMENT Marie-Estelle Binet , University of Rennes1 EXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF WATER QUALITY TRADING MARKETS Discussant(s): Dorothée Charlier, Université de Savoie Luke Jones, Valdosta State University Discussant(s): Roland Mestel, Karl-Franzens-University Graz ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND SPLIT INCENTIVES IN THE RESIDENTIAL SECTOR: THE LANDLORD TENANT PROBLEM Co-Author(s): Christian Vossler, University of Tennessee Dorothée Charlier, Université de Savoie Discussant(s): Colin Vance, RWI INDUCING LOW-CARBON INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY THROUGH A PRICE FLOOR FOR EMISSIONS TRADING FUTURE PAIN AT THE DIESEL PUMP? POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION’S ENERGY Roland Mestel, Karl-Franzens-University Graz TAXATION PROPOSAL Discussant(s): Peter Heindl, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim, Germany Colin Vance, RWI Co-Author(s): Alexander Brauneis, Alpen-Adria-University Klagenfurt, Discussant(s): Simon Wagura Ndiritu, University of Gothenburg Michael Loretz, Karl-Franzens-University Graz and Stefan Palan, Co-Author(s): Manuel Frondel, RWI Karl-Franzens-University Graz

10:30

TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IV Chairperson: Torben Mideksa, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research-Oslo

Room RB 205

RESOURCE EXTRACTION, BACKSTOP TECHNOLOGIES, AND GROWTH Gerard van der Meijden, VU University Amsterdam Discussant(s): Hiroaki Sakamoto, Kyoto University Co-Author(s): Sjak Smulders, Tilburg University

DIRECTED TECHNICAL CHANGE, UNILATERAL ACTIONS, AND CLIMATE CHANGE Hiroaki Sakamoto, Kyoto University Discussant(s): Niko Jaakkola, University of Oxford

STRATEGIC OIL SUPPLY AND GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT OF SUBSTITUTES Niko Jaakkola, University of Oxford Discussant(s): Torben Mideksa, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research-Oslo

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES: DIRECTED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND SECOND BEST POLICIES Torben Mideksa, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research-Oslo Discussant(s): Gerard van der Meijden, VU University Amsterdam Co-Author(s): Steffen Kallbekken, CICERO Center for International Climate and Environmental Research - Oslo SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 53 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 8 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 8

14:00 SPECIAL SESSION: ECOSYSTEM SERVICE PROVISION: DISTRIBUTIONAL ASPECTS SPECIAL SESSION: EVALUATION OF COSTS AND BENEFITS UNDER “DEEP AND MARKET-BASED INSTRUMENTS (THORSEN) UNCERTAINTY” – THEORY FOR PRACTICE (TOMAN) Chairperson: Bo Jellesmark Thorsen, University of Copenhagen Chairperson: Michael Toman, World Bank Development Research Group

Room AULA C Vencovskeho aula

HETEROGENEITY IN THE DEMAND FOR RECREATIONAL ACCESS - DISTRIBUTIONAL ASPECTS THE VALUE OF REDUCING EUTROPHICATION IN EUROPEAN MARINE AREAS - A BAYESIAN META-ANALYSIS Suzanne Elizabeth Vedel, University of Copenhagen Heini Ahtiainen, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Discussant(s): Daniela Miteva, Duke University Discussant(s): Amos Zemel, Ben Gurion University Co-Author(s): Danny Campbell, Queen‘s University Belfast, Jette Bredahl Jacobsen, University of Copenhagen and Bo Jellesmark Thorsen, University of Copenhagen PRECAUTION UNDER MIXED UNCERTAINTY: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. Amos Zemel, Ben Gurion University of the Negev WHAT’S GOOD FOR THE FOREST IS GOOD FOR THE PEOPLE? EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF PROTECTED AREAS Discussant(s): Rolf Groeneveld, Wageningen University ON ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND POVERTY IN INDONESIA Daniela Miteva, Duke University ENDOGENOUS LEARNING ABOUT CRITICAL THRESHOLDS IN ECOSYSTEMS: Discussant(s): Eija Pouta, MTT Agrifood Research Finland THE ROLE OF RESTORATION COSTS AND THE DISCOUNT RATE Co-Author(s): Brian Murray, Duke University and Subhrendu Pattanayak, Duke University Rolf Groeneveld, Wageningen University Discussant(s): Aart de Zeeuw, Tilburg University FARMER’S WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE IN AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL AUCTIONS IN FINLAND Co-Author(s): Christopher Costello, Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, University of California, Eija Pouta, MTT, Agrifood Research Finland Santa Barbara and Michael Springborn, Department of Environmental Science and Policy, University of California, Davis Discussant(s): Thomas Crocker, University of Wyoming Co-Author(s): Ioanna Grammatikopoulou, MTT, Agrifood Research Finland and Antti Iho, MTT, Agrifood Research Finland REGIME SHIFTS AND UNCERTAINTY IN POLLUTION CONTROL Aart de Zeeuw, Tilburg University TRADABLE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS (TSARS): CONSERVING SPATIALLY DEPENDENT ENVIRONMENTAL AMENITIES Discussant(s): Heini Ahtiainen, MTT Agrifood Research Finland Thomas Crocker, University of Wyoming Co-Author(s): Amos Zemel, Ben Gurion University Discussant(s): Suzanne Elizabeth Vedel, University of Copenhagen Co-Author(s): Gregory Parkhurst, Weber State University and Jason Shogren, University of Wyoming 16:00

14:00 SPECIAL SESSION: NEW APPROACHES FOR ANALYSING TRADE-OFFS CHOICE MODELING IV BETWEEN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY Chairperson: Anna Alberini, University of Maryland (RUIJS, WOSSINK AND KORTELAINEN) Chairperson: Arjan Ruijs, PBL - Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Mika Kortelainen, Room RB 213 VATT and Ada Wossink, Economics, School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester

Room AULA D VALUING CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION IN COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS IN THE PRESENCE OF EXTREME NATURAL HAZARDS IN DIFFERENT TIME HORIZONS Bénédicte Rulleau, Université de Versailles Saint Quentin en Yvelines SHADOW PRICING WETLAND FUNCTION Discussant(s): Anna Bartczak, Warsaw University Moriah Bostian, Lewis & Clark College / Discussant(s): Ada Wossink, University of Manchester Co-Author(s): Pedro Diaz Simal, University of Cantabria, Phoebe Koundouri, Athens University of Economics and Business Co-Author(s): Alan Herlihy, Oregon State University and Kyriak Remoundou, Newcastle University NON-SEPARABILITY AND THE OPPORTUNITY COST OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY ASSOCIATED THE IMPACT OF INDIVIDUAL RISK PREFERENCES ON CHOICES AND VALUES: WITH AGRICULTURAL LAND AN APPLICATION TO THREATENED LYNX POPULATIONS IN POLAND Ada Wossink, Economics, School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester Anna Bartczak, Warsaw University Discussant(s): Anne Stenger, INRA / Co-Author(s): Johannes Sauer, University of Kiel Discussant(s): Kayo Murakami, Tokyo City University JOINTNESS IN PRODUCTION OF WOOD PROFIT, BIRD SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SCENIC BEAUTY Co-Author(s): Sue Chilton, Newcastle University Business School and Jurgen Meyerhoff, Technische Universität Berlin, – IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF REGULAR OAK FORESTS Institute for Landscape and Environmental Anne Stenger, Laboratory of forest economics (Inra - AgroParisTech) KEYS TO SMART HOME DIFFUSION:A STATED PREFERENCE ANALYSIS OF SMART METERS, Discussant(s): Arjan Ruijs, PBL - Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency PHOTOVOLTAIC GENERATION, AND ELECTRIC/HYBRID VEHICLES Co-Author(s): Nicolas Robert, Institut national de l‘‘information géographique et forestière and Laboratory of Forest Economics Kayo Murakami, Tokyo City University (Inra - AgroParisTech) Discussant(s): Anna Alberini, University of Maryland TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES: Co-Author(s): Takanori Ida, Kyoto University and Tanaka Makoto, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies INTEGRATING ECOLOGY AND ECONOMICS FOR DERIVING OPPORTUNITY COSTS OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICES CAN PROPERTY VALUES CAPTURE CHANGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISKS? Arjan Ruijs, PBL - Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency EVIDENCE FROM A STATED PREFERENCE STUDY IN ITALY AND THE UK SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY Discussant(s): Moriah Bostian, Lewis & Clark College Anna Alberini, University of Maryland Co-Author(s): Rob Alkemade, PBL - Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Mika Kortelainen, VATT, Discussant(s): Bénédicte Rulleau, Université de Versailles Saint Quentin en Yvelines Nynke Schulp, PBL - Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and Ada Wossink, Economics, School of Social Sciences, Co-Author(s): Dennis Guignet, US Environmental Protection Agency 16:00 University of Manchester MY EAERE BOOK 2012 54 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 PARALLEL SESSIONS 8 DETAILED PROGRAMME SECTION

PARALLEL SESSION 8

CLIMATE CHANGE: ADAPTATIONS II COMPETITIVENESS AND TRADE III 14:00 Chairperson: Daiju Narita, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Chairperson: Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future

Room RB 101 Room RB 203

STRUCTURAL LAND-USE ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A PROACTIVE APPROACH HETEROGENEOUS FIRMS TRADING IN IDEAS: AN APPLICATION TO ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Jonathan Kaminski, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Elena Verdolini, FEEM - Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Corso Magenta 63, 20123 Milano, Italy Discussant(s): María Alló , University of Santiago de Compostela Discussant(s): Sascha Rexhäuser, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Co-Author(s): Aliza Fleischer, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Iddo Kan, Co-Author(s): Valentina Bosetti, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Hebrew University of Jerusalem GREEN INNOVATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE: MAKING BETTER USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY EVALUATING PREFERENCES FOR MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION POLICIES Sascha Rexhäuser, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE: A META-ANALYSIS Discussant(s): Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future María Alló , University of Santiago de Compostela Co-Author(s): Hanna Hottenrott, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (K.U. Leuven) and Reinhilde Veugelers, Discussant(s): Natalie Trapp, University of Hamburg Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (K.U. Leuven) Co-Author(s): María Loureiro, University of Santiago de Compostela STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY FOR POLLUTION INTENSIVE, TRADED INDUSTRIES THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF CLIMATE AND WEATHER VARIABILITY ON THE EUROPEAN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future Natalie Trapp, University of Hamburg Discussant(s): Elena Verdolini, FEEM - Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Corso Magenta 63, 20123 Milano, Italy Discussant(s): Daiju Narita, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Co-Author(s): Mads Greaker, Statistics Norway and Gothenburg University and Knut Einar Rosendahl, Statistics Norway Co-Author(s): Uwe A. Schneider, University of Hamburg, Centre for Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, Sustainability and Global Change (FNU), Hamburg

ADAPTATION TO CYCLONE RISK: EVIDENCE FROM THE GLOBAL CROSS-SECTION Daiju Narita, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Discussant(s): Jonathan Kaminski, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Co-Author(s): Solomon Hsiang, Princeton University 16:00

FISHERIES IV FOREST RESOURCES III 14:00 Chairperson: Jose Maria Da Rocha, Universitat Autonoma Bracelona Chairperson: Marcella Veronesi, ETH Zurich, University of Verona

Room RB 212 Room RB 210

WELFARE EFFECTS OF FISHERIES BOOM IN LAKE VICTORIA DYNAMICS OF INDIRECT LAND-USE CHANGE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM BRAZIL Hakan Eggert, Univerity of Gothenburg Saraly Andrade de Sá, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Helge Berglann, NILF-Norwegian Agricultural Economics Research Institute Discussant(s): Emilie Perge, University of Sussex Co-Author(s): Mads Greaker, Statistics Norway Co-Author(s): Salvatore Di Falco, LSE and CHARLES PALMER, LSE

FISHERIES MANAGEMENT UNDER UNCERTAINTY USING NON-LINEAR FEES DESIGNING FOREST CONSERVATION PAYMENTS USING A PRINCIPAL AGENT GAME Helge Berglann, NILF-Norwegian Agricultural Economics Research Institute Emilie Perge, University of Sussex Discussant(s): Corbett Grainger, University of Wisconsin - Madison Discussant(s): Qianqian Shao, Technische Universität München

RESOURCE RENTS, INFRAMARGINAL RENTS, AND THE TRANSITION TO PROPERTY RIGHTS FOREST CONSERVATION UNDER INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN A COMMON POOL RESOURCE Qianqian Shao, Technische Universität München Corbett Grainger, University of Wisconsin - Madison Discussant(s): Marcella Veronesi, ETH Zurich, University of Verona Discussant(s): Jose Maria Da Rocha, Universitat Autonoma Bracelona Co-Author(s): Justus Wesseler, Technische Universität München Co-Author(s): Christopher Costello, University of California - Santa Barbara, and NBER DESIGNING REDD+ SCHEMES TO ADDRESS EQUITY AND PERMANENCE CONCERNS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM KENYA VESSEL DYNAMICS AND ENDOGENOUS FLEET DISTRIBUTIONS Marcella Veronesi, ETH Zurich, University of Verona Jose Maria Da Rocha, Universitat Autonoma Bracelona Discussant(s): Saraly Andrade de Sá, ETH Zurich Discussant(s): Hakan Eggert, Univerity of Gothenburg Co-Author(s): Stefanie Engel, ETH Zurich, Tim Schloendorn, ETH Zurich and Astrid Zabel, ETH Zurich Co-Author(s): Pau Pujolas, Universitat Autonoma Barcelona and Julia Touza, Universidade de Vigo SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY

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MY EAERE BOOK 2012 55 SECTION DETAILED PROGRAMME PARALLEL SESSIONS 8 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012

PARALLEL SESSIONS 8

14:00 GAME THEORY AND ENVIRONMENT III INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS IV Chairperson: Marcel Oestreich, University of Guelph Chairperson: Birgit Bednar-Friedl, University of Graz

Room RB 205 Room RB 207

CONSISTENT CONJECTURES IN A DYNAMIC MODEL OF NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BOTTOM-UP STRATEGIC LINKING OF CARBON MARKETS: WHICH CLIMATE COALITIONS Nicolas Quérou, CNRS, UMR5474 LAMETA WOULD FARSIGHTED PLAYERS FORM? Discussant(s): Thomas Michielsen, Tilburg University Jobst Heitzig, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) Co-Author(s): Mabel Tidball, INRA, UMR1135 LAMETA Discussant(s): Quirin Oberpriller, ETHz

STRATEGIC RESOURCE EXTRACTION AND SUBSTITUTE DEVELOPMENT RULES VS. TARGETS: CLIMATE TREATIES UNDER UNCERTAINTY Thomas Michielsen, Tilburg University Quirin Oberpriller, ETHz Discussant(s): Nicolas Quérou, CNRS, UMR5474 LAMETA Discussant(s): Grischa Perino, University of East Anglia

THE DETERMINANTS OF COMPLIANCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL TAX: THE INSIGHTS OF THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NATIONAL WEALTH THROUGH ECO-INNOVATION: GREEN GOLD OR FOOL‘S GOLD? APPROACH MOTIVATED BY THE CASE OF INDONESIA Grischa Perino, University of East Anglia Deden Iskandar, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn Discussant(s): Birgit Bednar-Friedl, University of Graz Discussant(s): Marcel Oestreich, University of Guelph Co-Author(s): Timo Goeschl, University of Heidelberg Co-Author(s): Anik Badhuri, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn and Tobias Wuenscher, Center for Develop- ment Research, University of Bonn CLIMATE POLICY TARGETS IN EMERGING AND INDUSTRIALIZED ECONOMIES: THE INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL DIFFE- RENCES, ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES AND PROPENSITY TO SAVE FIRMS‘ EMISSIONS AND SELF-REPORTING UNDER COMPETITIVE AUDIT MECHANISMS Birgit Bednar-Friedl, University of Graz Marcel Oestreich, University of Guelph Discussant(s): Jobst Heitzig, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) Discussant(s): Deden Iskandar, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn

16:00

14:00 OPTIMAL GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY IV OPTIMAL REGULATION: THEORY VI Chairperson: Ben Heijdra, University of Groningen Chairperson: Ruediger Pethig, Universitat GH Siegen

Room RB 209 Room RB 112

POLLUTION EXTERNALITIES IN A SCHUMPETARIAN GROWTH MODEL - AN ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH UNDER THE CAR FUEL EFFICIENCY: EXPLAINING GLOBAL POLICY DIFFERENCES ASSUMPTION THAT POLLUTION INTENSITIES ARE LINKED TO TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS. Wim Benoot, Centre of Economic Studies, KU Leuven Simon Koesler, Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW) Discussant(s): Rémy Le Boennec, University of Nantes, Lemna Discussant(s): Anton Orlov, University of Hohenheim Co-Author(s): Stef Proost, Centre for Economic Studies, KU Leuven

INCIDENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES UNDER IMPERFECT COMPETITION: A CGE ANALYSIS FOR RUSSIA POLLUTION ABATEMENT VERSUS SPILLOVER EFFECTS: IS URBAN TOLL A RELEVANT FISCAL TOOL? Anton Orlov, University of Hohenheim Rémy Le Boennec, University of Nantes, Lemna Discussant(s): Bruno Lanz, ETH Zürich and Haishan Yu, Department of Economics, Uppsala University Discussant(s): Miguel Bunuel, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Co-Author(s): Harald Grethe, University of Hohenheim REMANUFACTURING AND PUBLIC POLICY ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE WITH GLOBAL REGIME-SWITCHING ENVIRONMENTAL THRESHOLDS Miguel Bunuel, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Haishan Yu, Department of Economics, Uppsala University Discussant(s): Ruediger Pethig, Universitat GH Siegen Discussant(s): Ben Heijdra, University of Groningen Co-Author(s): Chuan-Zhong Li, Uppsala University UNILATERAL REDUCTION OF MEDIUM-TERM CARBON EMISSIONS VIA TAXING EMISSIONS AND CONSUMPTION Ruediger Pethig, Universitat GH Siegen ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND THE MACROECONOMY IN THE PRESENCE OF ECOLOGICAL THRESHOLDS Discussant(s): Wim Benoot, Centre of Economic Studies, KU Leuven Ben Heijdra, University of Groningen Co-Author(s): Thomas Eichner, University of Hagen Discussant(s): Simon Koesler, Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW) Co-Author(s): Pim Heijnen, University of Groningen SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY

16:00 MY EAERE BOOK 2012 56 SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 PARALLEL SESSIONS 8 DETAILED PROGRAMME SECTION

PARALLEL SESSION 8

OPTIMISATION MODELS II OTHER RENEWABLE RESOURCES III 14:00 Chairperson: Mark Jacobsen, University of California, San Diego Chairperson: Carl-Johan Lagerkvist, Dept of Economics, SLU

Room RB 211 Room RB 206

DIRECT AIR CAPTURE: A MODEL BASED ASSESSMENT HUNTING: HOW SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS SHAPE SELECTION PRESSURE Chen Chen, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Florian Diekert, University of Oslo Discussant(s): Ruth Delzeit, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Discussant(s): Asle Gauteplass, Norwegian Univesity of Science and Technology Co-Author(s): Massimo Tavoni, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Co-Author(s): Atle Mysterud, University of Oslo and Inger Maren Rivrud, University of Oslo AN ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF BIOGAS PRODUCTION AND LAND USE UNDER THE GERMAN RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE ACT IMPACT ON THE OPTIMAL CONTROL OF A GRAZING SYSTEM Ruth Delzeit, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Asle Gauteplass, Norwegian Univesity of Science and Technology Discussant(s): Joris Morbee, European Commission, DG JRC Discussant(s): Pierre Humblot, INRA Co-Author(s): Wolfgang Britz, Institut for Food and Resource Economics, University of Bonn ASSESSMENT OF OZONE IMPACTS ON FARMING SYSTEMS: A BIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING APPROACH APPLIED

INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT OF CAPTURED CO2: WHO CAN GAIN AND HOW MUCH? TO THE WIDELY DIVERSE FRENCH CASE. Joris Morbee, European Commission, DG JRC Pierre Humblot, INRA Discussant(s): Mark Jacobsen, University of California, San Diego Discussant(s): Carl-Johan Lagerkvist, Dept of Economics, SLU Co-Author(s): Pierre-Alain Jayet, INRA FUEL ECONOMY AND SAFETY: THE INFLUENCES OF VEHICLE CLASS AND DRIVER BEHAVIOR INVESTING IN ENERGY FORESTRY UNDER UNCERTAINTY Mark Jacobsen, University of California, San Diego Carl-Johan Lagerkvist, Dept of Economics, SLU Discussant(s): Chen Chen, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Discussant(s): Florian Diekert, University of Oslo Co-Author(s): Luca Di Corato, Dept of Economics, SLU and Ardjan Gazheli, ICTA - Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

16:00

VOLUNTARY APPROACHES II Chairperson: Wolfgang Buchholz, University of Regensburg

Room RB 204

COORDINATION AND EFFICIENCY OF ABATEMENT IN NEGOTIATED AGREEMENTS: HOW DOES IT COMPARE TO DIRECT REGULATION AND MARKET-BASED INSTRUMENTS? Andries Nentjes, University of Groningen Discussant(s): Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg Co-Author(s): Frans de Vries, University of Stirling

VOLUNTARY EMISSION REDUCTIONS VERSUS CO2 OFFSETTING: A THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE U.S. AND GERMANY Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg Discussant(s): Maria A. Naranjo, Environment for Development Center - Central America Co-Author(s): Andreas Ziegler, University of Kassel DOES COMMUNITY ECO-CERTIFICATION ATTRACT BUSINESS? COSTA RICA’S BLUE FLAG PROGRAM Maria A. Naranjo, Environment for Development Center - Central America Discussant(s): Wolfgang Buchholz, Universität Regensburg Co-Author(s): Francisco Alpizar, Environment for Development Center for Central America, CATIE, Allen Blackman, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, Jorge Rivera, George Washington University, Washington, DC and Juan Robalino, Environment for Development Center for Central America, CATIE; POTENTIALLY HARMFUL INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ON GLOBAL PUBLIC GOOD PROVISION SATURDAY 30 JUNE 2012 SATURDAY Wolfgang Buchholz, University of Regensburg Discussant(s): Andries Nentjes, University of Groningen Co-Author(s): Richard Cornes, Australian National University and Dirk Rübbelke, Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) and Basque Foundation for Science (IKERBASQUE)

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MY EAERE BOOK 2012 58 GUIDED POSTER TOURS SECTION

Guided Poster Tours (RB Atrium) 15:35 - 15:55 (coffee break) GUIDED POSTER TOUR 4: WATER AND CROPS Guide: Phoebe Koundouri, Athens University of Economics and Business THURSDAY 28 JUNE 2012 A STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF EUTROPHICATION IN THE BALTIC SEA 10:35 - 10:55 (coffee break) GUIDED POSTER TOUR 1: ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Lassi Ahlvik, MTT Agrifood Research Finland / Co-Author(s): Yulia Pavlova

Guide: Bengt Kriström, Centre for Environmental and Resource Economics, Umeå University THE EFFECT OF WATER QUALITY ON DEMAND FOR SAFE DRINKING WATER IN RURAL AND PERI-URBAN CAMBODIA Jennifer Orgill, Duke University / Co-Author(s): Marc Jeuland RE-IDENTIFYING THE REBOUND: WHAT ABOUT ASYMMETRY? INTEGRATION OF ECONOMIC VALUATION AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS AS A TOOL TO PRESERVE COASTAL WETLANDS Manuel Frondel, RWI / Co-Author(s): Colin Vance IN SOUTHERN SINALOA, MEXICO RENEWABLES IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION: EVIDENCE ON SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS AND LIGHTING FUEL CHOICE IN KENYA Paulo A.L.D. Nunes, The Mediterranean Science Commission – CIESM Jana Stoever, Hamburg University / HWWI Co-Author(s): Vera Camacho, Andrea Ghermandi and Arturo Ruiz Co-Author(s): Jann Lay and Janosch Ondraczek ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF CROP YIELDS: DOES THE CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM APPLY? SOUTH-NORTH CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE IN A SCHUMPETERIAN MODEL OF GROWTH Phoebe Koundouri, Athens University of Economics and Business Michael Huebler, ZEW - Centre for European Economic Research Co-Author(s): Nikos Kourogenis, University of Piraeus

FRIDAY 29 JUNE 2012 12:40 - 13:00 (lunch break) GUIDED POSTER TOUR 2: CONSERVATION AND BIODIVERSITY 10:35 - 10:55 (coffee break) GUIDED POSTER TOUR 5: HEALTH AND RISK Guide: Catarina Roseta-Palma, Instituto Universitário de Lisboa Guide: Ståle Navrud, University of Life Sciences, As A DYNAMIC STOCHASTIC PORTFOLIO MODEL FOR AGRICULTURAL PLANNING UNDER MULTIPLE RISKS Rong-Gang Cong, Lund university HOW MANY BAD APPLES ARE IN A BUNCH? AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PERCEIVED PESTICIDE RESIDUE RISKS PRICE-INDUCED CHANGES IN GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND OTHER LAND Sandra Notaro, Department of Economics, Univeristy of Trento / Co-Author(s): Simone Cerroni and W. Douglass Shaw USE: A SPATIAL PANEL ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS Raja Chakir, INRA-AgroParisTech / Co-Author(s): Stéphane De Cara and Bruno Vermont INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR COVERAGE AGAINST NATURAL DISASTER RISK: AN APPLICATION OF BAYESIAN INFERENCE Youbaraj Paudel, PhD PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS’ PARTICIPATION BEHAVIOR RELATED TO INCENTIVE CONSERVATION PROGRAM—A CASE STUDY OF NATURA2000 PROGRAM IN FRANCE MORBIDITY AND SULFUR DIOXIDE: EVIDENCE FROM FRENCH STRIKES AT OIL REFINERIES Gengyang Tu, INRA / Co-Author(s): Philippe Delacote, Serge Garcia and Anne Stenger Emmanuelle Lavaine, CES Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne - Paris School of Economics / Co-Author(s): Matthew Neidell THE ROLE OF RISK IN CONSERVATION AUCTIONS FOR PERFORMANCE-BASED AND ACTION-BASED PAYMENTS FOR THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON DENGUE FEVER INCIDENCE IN MEXICO: AN ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES AND THE BUDGET EFFICIENCY IMPLICATIONS: EXPERIMENTS IN KENYA Fezzi Carlo, University of East Anglia / Co-Author(s): Ian Bateman and Felipe Colon-Gonzales Lucie Andeltova, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn THREE APPROACHES TO AUCTION EVALUATION 13:00 - 13:45 (lunch break) MAIN POSTER SESSION (ALL POSTERS) Marit Kragt, University of Western Australia / Co-Author(s): Steven Schilizzi RB ATRIUM 13:00 - 13:20 (lunch break) GUIDED POSTER TOUR 3: DEFORESTATION, FORESTRY AND TOURISM 16:20 - 16:40 (coffee break) GUIDED POSTER TOUR 6: REGULATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE Guide: Jeffrey Englin, State University Arizona Guide: Matti Liski, Helsinki School of Economics INCENTIVE CONTRACT OR TENURE REFORM? UNDERSTANDING THE TRANSITION OF FOREST RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN CHINA HOW UNCERTAIN ARE THE SOCIAL COSTS OF GREENHOUSE GASES? He Haoran, Beijing Normal University / Co-Author(s): Qian Weng Disa Thureson, Örebro university and the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute Co-Author(s): Chris Hope MODELLING SPATIAL PATTERNS OF HUMAN-CAUSED WILDFIRE OCCURRENCES IN NORTH-WEST OF SPAIN Julia Touza, Universidade de Vigo SECOND-BEST EMISSION TAXATION IN DURABLE-GOODS INDUSTRIES Co-Author(s): Marisa Chas Amil, Eduardo García-Martínez, Colin McClean and Jeffrey Prestemon Amagoia Sagasta, University of the Basque Country / Co-Author(s): José María Usategui OPTIMIZING FOREST MANAGEMENT UNDER DEPENDENT PRICE AND PRODUCTION RISKS: SOCIAL COSTS AND BENEFITS ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR THE TALAMANCA A MARKOV DECISION PROCESS APPROACH BIOLOGICAL CORRIDOR IN THE CONTEXT OF CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY IN COSTA RICA Marielle Brunette, Laboratory of Forest Economics / Co-Author(s): Stéphane Couture and Jacques Laye Helen Ding, BIOGOV Unit, Centre for the Philosophy of Law (CPDR), Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium Co-Author(s): Aline Chiabai and Diego L. Tobar THE GREEN MARKET OF TOURISM: A DEMAND-SIDE APPROACH Galina Larissa Weidert, University of Heidelberg / Co-Author(s): Timo Goeschl WHEN STARTING WITH THE MOST EXPENSIVE OPTION MAKES SENSE: USE AND MISUSE OF MARGINAL ABATEMENT COST CURVES TRADE LIBERALISATION AND GLOBAL-SCALE FOREST TRANSITION Adrien Vogt-Schilb, Cired, Co-Author(s): Stephane Hallegatte Rafael González-Val, Universitat de Barcelona & Institut d‘‘Economia de Barcelona (IEB) / Co-Author(s): Fernando Pueyo

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 59 SECTION JOB MARKET PAPERS

Job Market Papers

TAX SHIFTING IN A MODEL OF INTERJURISDICITONAL COM- DO FLEXIBLE INSTRUMENTS REALLY INDUCE MORE ENVI- GROUNDWATER-DEPENDENT ECOSYSTEMS: HOW DOES PETITION RONMENTAL R&D? THE TYPE OF ECOSYSTEM AFFECT THE OPTIMAL MANAGE- Alexander Alexeev, Indiana University David Grover, London School of Economics MENT STRATEGY? Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 112 / Optimal Regulation: Theory II Fri 16:45 - 18:15 / RB 205 / Technological Development III Encarna Esteban, Centro Universitario de la Defensa, Zaragoza, Spain Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / AULA D / Special Session: Groundwater A CARBON TAX CREDIT POLICY IN THE PRESENCE OF TECH- THE DETERMINANTS OF COMPLIANCE and Ecosystems: Economics of Groundwater Management NOLOGICAL SPILLOVERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL TAX: THE INSIGHTS OF THEORETICAL and the Well-being of Ecological Systems (Esteban and Dinar) Amanda Spisto, University of Rome Tor Vergata AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH MOTIVATED BY THE CASE Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 113 / Regulation and Externalities OF INDONESIA DO ECO-INNOVATIONS HARM PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH Deden Iskandar, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn THROUGH CROWDING OUT? RESULTS OF AN EXTENDED JOINTNESS IN PRODUCTION OF WOOD PROFIT, BIRD SPE- Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / RB 205 / Game theory and Environment III CDM MODEL FOR ITALY CIES DIVERSITY AND SCENIC BEAUTY – IMPLICATIONS FOR Giovanni Marin, IMT Advanced Studies Lucca THE MANAGEMENT OF REGULAR OAK FORESTS MULTICRITERIA COMPARISON OF FUEL POLICIES: Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 204 / Environmental and Financial Anne Stenger, Laboratory of forest economics (Inra - AgroParis- RENEWABLE FUEL MANDATE, CLEAN FUEL STANDARDS, Performance I Tech) AND FUEL CARBON TAX Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / AULA D / Special Session: New Approaches Deepak Rajagopal, University of California, Los Angeles LONG-RUN RISKS, THE SUPPLY FLOW OF NATURAL RESOUR- for Analysing Trade-offs between Ecosystem Services and Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 113 / Regulation and Externalities CES, AND THE COMMODITY EXCESS RETURNS PUZZLE Biodiversity (Ruijs, Wossink and Kortelainen) Hamed Ghoddusi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) FLUCTUATING QUOTA AND MANAGEMENT COSTS UNDER Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 205 / Optimal Growth and Sustainability I REGULATORY DISTANCE AND THE TRANSFER OF NEW EN- MULTIANNUAL ADJUSTMENT OF FISH QUOTA VIRONMENTALLY SOUND TECHNOLOGIES: EVIDENCE FROM Diana van Dijk, Wageningen University DIRECTED TECHNICAL CHANGE, UNILATERAL ACTIONS, THE AUTOMOBILE SECTOR Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 212 / Fisheries III AND CLIMATE CHANGE Antoine Dechezlepretre, London School of Economics and Political Hiroaki Sakamoto, Kyoto University MODELING FISHERIES AGREEMENTS WITH SIDE PAY- Science Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 205 / Technological Development IV MENTS: THE CASE OF WESTERN ATLANTIC BLUEFIN TUNA Fri 16:45 - 18:15 / RB 205 / Technological Development III Dimitrios Reppas, University of Manchester ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION IN OLIGOPOLY: ON LICEN- INCIDENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES UNDER IMPERFECT Fri 11:00 - 12:30 / RB 203 / Game theory and Environment I SING AND DIFFUSION OF CLEAN TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION: A CGE ANALYSIS FOR RUSSIA Anton Orlov, Idrissa G.-O. Sibailly, Ecole Polytechnique, ESTIMATING OPTIMAL CONSERVATION FEES University of Hohenheim Department of Economics and CREST IN THE PRESENCE OF LAND RESTITUTION IN Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / RB 209 / Optimal Growth and Sustainability IV Thu 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 203 / Regulation and Instruments THE KGALAGADI TRANSFRONTIER PARK BETWEEN ANALYSIS OF HOUSEHOLD VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE BOTSWANA AND SOUTH AFRICA FOSSIL FUEL EXTRACTION AND CLIMATE POLICY: A REVIEW CHANGE AND ADAPTATION OPTIONS: EVIDENCE FROM Edwin Muchapondwa, Environmental-Economics Policy Research OF THE GREEN PARADOX WITH ENDOGENOUS RESOURCE ADAMA AND LUME WOREDAS, ETHIOPIA ‚ Unit, School of Economics EXPLORATION Bedaso Taye Wakeyo, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 213 / Contingent Valuation III Ines Österle, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Fri 08:30 - 10:30 / VENCOVSKEHO AULA Fri 11:00 - 12:30 / RB 211 / Energy Sources II DESIGNING FOREST CONSERVATION PAYMENTS USING / Climate Change: Adaptations I A PRINCIPAL AGENT GAME CONDITIONS FOR PROFIT-NEUTRAL PERMIT ALLOCATIONS Emilie Perge, University of Sussex Jean-philippe Nicolai, Ecole Polytechnique Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / RB 210 / Forest Resources III Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 203 / Political Economy, Law and Environment II

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STRUCTURAL LAND-USE ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL STRATEGIC OIL SUPPLY AND GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABILITY AND MARKET CONDITIONS: ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A PROACTIVE APPROACH OF SUBSTITUTES THE RESOURCE EFFICIENCY PARADOX Jonathan Kaminski, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Niko Jaakkola, University of Oxford Sanja Pekovic, The Chaire AFNOR Performance des Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / RB 101 / Climate Change: Adaptations II Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 205 / Technological Development IV organisations - Fondation University Paris-Dauphine Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 204 / Environmental and Financial A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS? RANDOMIZED FREE DISTRIBUTION PROVIDING ADEQUATE ECONOMIC INCENTIVES Performance V OF IMPROVED COOKING STOVES IN SENEGAL FOR BIOENERGIES WITH CO2 CAPTURE Jörg Peters, RWI AND GEOLOGICAL STORAGE PROTECTING WORKERS FROM ADVERSE CHEMICAL Fri 08:30 - 10:30 / AULA D / Special Session: Field Olivia Ricci, University of Orléans (LEO) EXPOSURE: DO VOLUNTARY STANDARDS Experiments in Developing Countries (Vincent) Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 212 / Macro-modelling II REDUCE EXPOSURE? Shanti Gamper-Rabindran, University of Pittsburgh THE CONTROL OF NONPOINT POLLUTION WHEN COMPETING TECHNOLOGIES: A DISCRETE CHOICE MODEL Fri 11:00 - 12:30 / RB 210 / Hedonic Pricing II DAMAGES ARE HETEROGENEOUS Paolo Zeppini, Eindhoven University of Technology José Albiac, Department of Agricultural Economics, Agrifood Thu 16:00 - 18:00 / RB 113 / Technological Development I GROWTH AND UNCERTAINTY IN THE INTEGRATED Research and Technology Center, CITA-Government of Aragon ASSESSMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE INTEGRATION OF ECONOMIC VALUATION AND SPATIAL Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 206 / Optimisation Models I Svenn Jensen, Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research ANALYSIS AS A TOOL TO PRESERVE COASTAL WETLANDS Thu 16:00 - 18:00 / VENCOVSKEHO AULA PRODUCTION SHARING AGREEMENTS VERSUS IN SOUTHERN SINALOA, MEXICO / Integrated Assessment Modelling CONCESSION CONTRACTS: ADVERSE SELECTION Paulo A.L.D. Nunes, The Mediterranean Science Commission – CIESM AND PRICE UNCERTAINTY Thu 15:35 - 15:55 / RB ATRIUM / Guided Poster Tour 4: Water SUBSIDIES FOR LEARNING IN RENEWABLE Julie Ing, GATE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES UNDER MARKET POWER RULES VS. TARGETS: CLIMATE TREATIES Fri 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 210 / Other Exhaustible Resources AND EMISSION TRADING UNDER UNCERTAINTY Thure Traber, DIW Berlin FIRMS‘ EMISSIONS AND SELF-REPORTING UNDER Quirin Oberpriller, ETHz Thu 13:30 - 15:30 / RB 113 / Regulation and Externalities COMPETITIVE AUDIT MECHANISMS Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / RB 207 / International agreements IV Marcel Oestreich, University of Guelph MARKET DYNAMICS, DYNAMIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INCOME DIVERSIFICATION, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND THEIR Sat 14:00 - 16:00 / RB 205 / Game theory and Environment III AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN THE CONTEXT POTENTIAL ROLE IN THE UPTAKE OF MARINE PAYMENTS OF (STRONG) SUSTAINABILITY THE ELASTICITY OF SUBSTITUTION BETWEEN CLEAN AND FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SCHEMES: Torben Klarl, University of Augsburg DIRTY INPUTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY A STUDY FROM A TANZANIAN FISHING COMMUNITY Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 212 / Fisheries III Martino Pelli, University of Alberta Rhona Barr, London School of Economics and Political Science Fri 11:00 - 12:30 / RB 205 / Technological Development II Thu 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 209 / Ecosystem Services A SEASONAL INTEGRATION AND COINTEGRATION and Biodiversity I ANALYSIS OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND IN TUNISIA NEAR-TERM TRADE IMPACTS OF ASYMMETRIC CLIMATE Younes Ben Zaied, University of Rennes1 CHANGE MITIGATION POLICIES USING A HYPOTHETICAL AUCTION FRAME Fri 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 207 / Water Use and Management II Misato Sato, London School of Economics TO ELICIT STATED COMPENSATION NEEDS TO AVOID Fri 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 203 / Competitiveness and Trade II DEFORESTATION AMONG HOUSEHOLDS IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON THE BIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ARTIFICIAL REEFS Riyong Kim Bakkegaard, University of Copenhagen Narine Udumyan, GREQAM Sat 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 210 / Forest Resources II Fri 08:30 - 10:30 / RB 206 / Fisheries II

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 61 SECTION EAERE AT A GLANCE

EAERE at a Glance

ABOUT EAERE Membership is open to individuals who by their profession, and unite European participants together with their national The European Association of Environmental and Resource training and/or function are involved in environmental and and international neighbours. The Conference activities in- Economists (EAERE) is an international scientific association resource economics as a science, and to institutions which clude keynote speeches and policy panels, the David Pearce which aims to: operate in fields connected with the aims of the Association. Lectures, paper presentations, discussions and round tables, a book exhibition involving the most well-known publishers • to contribute to the development and application of environ- Through the Association‘s Journal, Environmental and Resource of environmental economic issues and a job market where mental and resource economics as a science in Europe; Economics (ERE), the Annual Conference, the annual Sum- mer Schools, the biannual Newsletter, and affiliation with our universities, public and private institutes and corporations • to encourage and improve communication between teachers, sister association in North America (AERE), EAERE provides may interview the best young environmental economists for researchers and students in environmental and resource eco- many fora for exchanging ideas relevant to the allocation and employment. Economists, including those who are not cur- nomics in different European countries; management of natural and environmental resources. rently members of the EAERE, are invited to submit papers • to develop and encourage the cooperation between univer- for presentation at the Annual Conferences. It is hoped that Each summer, EAERE organises its Annual Conference, an inval- sity level teaching institutions and research institutions in papers presented represent a broad spectrum of environ- uable opportunity for meeting, exchanging and debating cur- Europe. mental and resource economics. Every four years since 1998, rent topics in environmental and resource economics. With EAERE‘s Annual Conference is held within the World Congress Founded in 1990, EAERE has over 1,200 members in 80 coun- approximately 700 individual participants attending from all of Environmental and Resource Economists, an important in- tries, from Europe and beyond, from academic institutions, over the world, international researchers, scholars, econo- ternational event organised together with AERE. the public sector, and the private industry. Interests span mists and students convene to the EAERE Annual Conferenc- from traditional economics, agricultural economics, forestry, es in the spirit of economic discovery, research, analysis and EAERE website: http://www.eaere.org and natural resource economics. collaboration. Conferences are held in European countries

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EAERE BOARD EAERE COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVES FULL INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS President Australia: Anke Leroux Basque Centre for Climate Change - BC3 Karine NYBORG Austria: Karl Steininger Center for International Climate and Environmental Research (CICERO) President Elect Belgium: Sandra Rousseau Cyprus University of Technology - CUT-EMA Anil MARKANDYA Canada: Robert Cairns Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei - FEEM Past President Cyprus: Theodoros Zachariadis Frisch Centre Sir Partha DASGUPTA Czech Republic: Milan Ščasný Stockholm Resilience Centre Vice President Denmark: Niels Vestergaard Sustainability Center (TSC), Tilburg University Catarina ROSETA-PALMA Finland: Anni Huhtala TEN Center - Thematic Environmental Networks Venice International University Ordinary Council Member France: Katrin Millock The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics Matti LISKI Germany: Michael Rauscher Toulouse Sciences Economiques (INRA, Université Toulouse 1) - LERNA Ordinary Council Member Greece: Phoebe Koundouri Timo GOESCHL Iceland: Fridrik Mar Baldursson UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS Ordinary Council Member Ireland: Frank Convery Centre d‘Economie de la Sorbonne Phoebe KOUNDOURI (Newsletter Editor ) Israel: Ruslana Palatnik Centre d‘Etudes et de Recherches sur le Développement International CERDI Secretary General Italy: Marzio Galeotti Centre for Environmental and Resource Economics, Department of Economics, Umea University Monica EBERLE, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Netherlands: Aart de Zeeuw Centre for Research on Energy and Environmental Economics and Policy (IEFE)- University Bocconi Honorary President Norway: Steffen Kallbekken Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en économie quantitative (CIREQ) Frank CONVERY, University College Dublin Poland: Tomasz Zylicz Department of Agrifood and Environmental Systems Management (DiGeSA), University of Catania Policy Advisor Portugal: Maria A. Cunha-e-Sa Research Group in Energy Innovation and Environment REDE - University of Vigo Gerardus KLAASSEN, European Commission, Russia: Shlomo Weber School of Agricultural & Resource Economics, Universtiy of Western Australia Directorate General Climate Action Serbia: Radmilo Pesic The Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment Spain: Montserrat Viladrich-Grau UMR AMURE (Brest University-ifremer) Sweden: Thomas Sterner Switzerland: Lucas Bretschger University of Gothenburg, Department of Economics, Environmental Economics Unit Turkey: Bulent Acma University of Southern Denmark - SDU UK: Ian Bateman VU University Amsterdam, Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM) USA: Edward Barbier Wageningen Universtiy

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 63 SECTION SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

Scientific Programme Committee

CO-CHAIRS Olga KIUILA Karine NYBORG Jim SHORTLE Ger KLAASSEN Markku OLLIKAINEN Hilary SIGMAN Catherine KLING José Luis OVIEDO Giovanni SIGNORELLO Bengt Kriström, Umeå University, Centre for Environmental and Resource Economics, Sweden Charles D. KOLSTAD Noemi PADRON Emilson SILVA Jan Melichar, Charles University Environment Center, Czech Republic Bengt KRISTROM Andreas PAPANDREOU Leo SIMON Milan Ščasný, Charles University Environment Center, Czech Republic Alan KRUPNIK Peter J. PARKS Bernard SINCLAIR-DESGANIÉ Kerry KRUTILLA Wolfgang PETERS Anders SKONHOFT Frank KRYSIAK Sonja PETERSON Kerry SMITH Koichi KURIYAMA Ruediger PETHIG Sjak SMULDERS REFEREES Snorre KVERNDOKK Emmanuel PETRAKIS Patrick SODERHOLM Pierre LASSERRE Jack PEZZEY Jesper STAGE Hubert STAHN Vic ADAMOVICZ Rauf BOUCEKKINE Alessio D‘AMATO Timo GOESCHL Jérémy LAURENT-LUCCHETTI Nguyen-Van PHU Karl STEININGER Ken-Ichi AKAO Jetske BOUMA Brett DAY Renan-Ulrich GOETZ Alain Ayong LE KAMA Karen PITTEL Thomas STERNER Wisdom AKPALU John BOYCE Kelly DE BRUYN Christian GOLLIER Justin LEROUX Greg POE Jon STRAND Anna ALBERINI Kevin BOYLE Frans DE VRIES Rolf GOLOMBEK Chuan-Zhong LI Steve POLASKY Wadim STRIELKOWSKI Victoria ALEXEEVA-TALEVI Jan BRůHA Aart DE ZEEUW Alexander GOLUB Henrik LINDHJEM Hector POLLITT Phil SUMMERTON Gregory AMACHER Yann BRAMOULLÉ Rob DELLINK Rachael GOODHUE Matti LISKI Stef PROOST Olli TAHVONEN Thierry BRECHET Olivier DESCHENES John LIVERNOIS Martin QUAAS Jean-Pierre AMIGUÉS Larry GOULDER Laura TAYLOR Lucas BRETSCHGER Danai DIAKOULAKI Lubomir LÍZAL Philippe QUIRION Mikael Skou ANDERSEN Mads GREAKER Mabel TIDBALL Andreas LOESCHEL Lionel RAGOT Francisco ANDRE Roy BROUWER Simon DIETZ André GRIMAUD Nicolas TREICH Karl-Gustaf LÖFGREN Tomáš RATINGER Alberto ANSUATEGI Gardner BROWN Bouwe DIJKSTRA Henri GROOT Fusako TSUCHIMOTO Alberto LONGO Michael RAUSCHER David ANTHOFF Wolfgang BUCHHOLZ Ariel DINAR Tim HAAB Yacov TSUR David MADDISON Aldo RAVAZZI DOUVAN Novielli ARAVENA Miguel BUNUEL Yazid DISSOU Cathrine HAGEM Kazuhiro UETA Kristin MAGNUSSEN Katrin REHDANZ Carmen ARGUEDAS Dallas BURTRAW Udo EBERT Mitsutsugu HAMAMOTO Alistair ULPH Kristin MAGNUSSEN Klaus RENNINGS Toshi ARIMURA Brita BYE Hakan EGGERT Nick HANLEY David ULPH Philippe MAHENC Till REQUATE Geir ASHEIM Robert CAIRNS Jeffrey E. ENGLIN Glenn HARRISON Frederick VAN DER PLOEG Jorge MALDONADO Richard RICHELS Giles ATKINSON Danny CAMPBELL Marta ESCAPA John HARTWICK Ekko VAN IERLAND Diego AZQUETA Alejandro CAPARROS Johan EYCKMANS Martin HEINTZELMAN Arun S. MALIK Pere RIERA Daan VAN SOEST Etienne B. DE VILLEMEUR Fredrik CARLSSON Hossein FARZIN Magnus HENNLOCK Anil MARKANDYA Juan ROBALINO Marcella VERONESI Sangeeta BANSAL Carlo CARRARO José Gustavo FERES Markus HERRMANN Vincent MARTINET Elizabeth ROBINSON Jeff VINCENT Scott BARRETT Carmen CARRION-FLORES Susana FERREIRA Anthony HEYES Chuck MASON Eirik ROMSTAD Sebastian VOIGT Anna BARTCZAK Richard CARSON Silvia FERRINI Yolande HIRIART Emanuele MASSETTI James ROUMASSET Herman VOLLEBERGH Ian BATEMAN Laura CASTELLUCCI Michael FINUS Karin HOLM-MUELLER John MAXWELL Santiago J. RUBIO Roger VON HAEFEN Michal BAUER Ujjayant CHAKRAVORTY Carolyn FISCHER Louis HOTTE Warwick MCKIBBIN Eftichios SARTZETAKIS Christian VOSSLER Hassan BENCHEKROUN David CHAPMAN Jakub FISCHER Anni HUHTALA Meeta MEHRA Petr ŠAUER Hans-Peter WEIKARD Antonio BENTO Graciela CHICHILNISKY Nicholas FLORES George HUTCHINSON Jan MELICHAR Milan SCASNY Heinz WELSCH Peter BERCK Susan CHILTON Per FREDRIKSSON Bill HYDE Berndt MEYER Armin SCHMUTZLER Hege WESTSKOG Olvar BERGLAND Mireille CHIROLEU-ASSOULINE Marzio GALEOTTI Karel JANDA Katrin MILLOCK Andreas SCHRÖDER Ralph WINKLER Harmen BERKHOUT Martin CIHAK M. Carmen GALLASTEGUI Anne Borge JOHANNESEN Juan Pablo MONTERO Katheline SCHUBERT Franz WIRL Allen BLACKMAN Peter CLINCH Jorge H GARCIA Jaraite JURATE Anna MONTINI Silvia SECCHI Anastasios XEPAPADEAS Randall BLUFFSTONE Brian COPELAND Ben GARDINER Zuzana KřÍSTKOVÁ Alistair MUNRO Kathleen SEGERSON Mahmud YESUF Nancy E. BOCKSTAEL Jessica CORIA Gérard GAUDET Mitesh KATARIA Céline NAUGES Ronaldo SEROA DA MOTTA Andrew ZAESKE Christoph BOEHRINGER Helmuth CREMER Shelby GERKING Yukichika KAWATA Stale NAVRUD Basil SHARP Amos ZEMEL Valentina BOSETTI Anne-Sophie CRÉPIN Reyer GERLAGH Andrius KAZUKAUSKAS Joelle NOAILLY Mordechai SHECHTER Junjie ZHANG Göran BOSTEDT Maria A. CUNHA-E-SA Marek GIERGICZNY Madhu KHANNA Paulo NUNES Zhang SHIQIU ZhongXiang ZHANG Göran BOSTEDT Mikołaj CZAJKOWSKI Matthieu GLACHANT Chandra KIRAN Wilfred NYANGENA Jason SHOGREN Tomasz ZYLICZ

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 64 LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE SECTION

Local Organising Committee

MILAN ŠČASNÝ LOCAL SUPPORT TEAM (Chair) Charles University Environment Center CHARLES UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT CENTER SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME SOFTWARE Markéta Braun Kohlová Webmeets.com, Robert Clark HANA ŠKOPKOVÁ Jiří Dlouhý Miroslav Havránek GRAPHIC DESIGN (Vice-chair) Kateřina Kaprová Idealab Charles University Environment Center Fusako Menkyna Tsuchimoto VOJTĚCH MÁCA Laura Macháčková Henderson ACCOMMODATION AND TOURS (Vice-chair) Lukáš Rečka Czech-In Charles University Environment Center Anna Škopková Jan Urban CATERING JAKUB FISCHER Iva Zvěřinová Ethnocatering University of Economics, Prague Stones catering UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS, PRAGUE Golem KAREL JANDA Ludmila Petkovová Charles University in Prague, Institute of Economic Studies MUSIC JAN MELICHAR REGISTRATION SOFTWARE, Dr Keynes and the Lounge Lizards Charles University Environment Center WEBSITE AND IT SUPPORT Eve Quartet Martin Kryl BEDŘICH MOLDAN Charles University Environment Center MARKÉTA SYCHROVSKÁ Charles University Environment Center PETR ŠAUER University of Economics, Prague

MY EAERE BOOK 2012 65 SECTION INDEX OF PRESENTERS

Index of Presenters

A Ben Zaied Y. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Cong R. Thu 12:40 - 13:00 RB ATRIUM Abdullah S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA C Benoot W. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 112 Cooper B. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Abrate G. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Bento A. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 210 Coria J. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 210 Agarwala M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 112 Berglann H. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 212 Coulomb R. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 211 Ahlvik L. Thu 15:35 - 15:55 RB ATRIUM Bigano A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Crastes R. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Ahtiainen H. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Binet M. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Crocker T. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA C Achtnicht M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Blanco E. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Chakir R. Thu 12:40 - 13:00 RB ATRIUM Aichele R. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Blondiau T. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 AULA D Chakravorty U. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Alam M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 AULA D Bluffstone R. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Chapman D. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 213 Alberini A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 213 Boehringer C. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 212 Charlier D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Albiac J. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 206 Bonilla J. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 210 Cheikbossian G. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 209 Alexeev A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 112 Bontemps C. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Chen W. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Alexopoulos T. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Borghesi S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Chen C. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 211 Alló M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 101 Borissov K. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 213 Chiabai A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Ambec S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Borsky S. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 113 Chilton S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Andeltova L. Thu 12:40 - 13:00 RB ATRIUM Bosetti V. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 209 Choumert J. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 207 Andersson H. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 213 Bostian A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Chowdhury M. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Andrade de Sá S. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 210 Bostian M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA D D Antoniou F. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Bottega L. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Da Rocha J. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 212 Araña J. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 207 Bouma J. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 D‘Amato A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 209 Arguedas C. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 112 Bourgeois C. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA D Darses O. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Asheim G. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 112 Boyle K. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA C Das K. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 211 Asproudis E. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 206 Brouhle K. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 204 Das S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Auerswald H. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Brouwer R. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Dasgupta S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Ayong Le Kama A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Brown Z. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 213 Datta S. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 203 B Brunette M. Thu 13:00 - 13:20 RB ATRIUM Daubanes J. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Baggio M. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Buchholz W. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 204 d‘‘Autume A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 205 Baiocchi G. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Bunuel M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 112 De Jaeger S. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 204 Banzhaf S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Burghaus K. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 205 de Vries F. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 207 Bao Q. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 212 Burtraw D. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C de Zeeuw A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Barbier E. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 207 Bye B. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 212 Dechezlepretre A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 205 Bárcena-Ruiz J. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 203 C Dekker T. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Barr R. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Cairns R. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 112 Del Pozo C. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Barrett S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 209 Calfucura E. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 203 Delzeit R. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 211 Barrows G. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Campbell D. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Diaye M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 204 Bartczak A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 213 Carlo F. Fri 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Diekert F. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 206 Batrakova S. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 203 Carson R. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 211 Dietrich A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 113 Bauch S. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 211 Cerroni S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 209 Dietz S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Bednar-Friedl B. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 207 Colombo S. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 213 Dijkstra B. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113

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Dimantchev E. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Grover D. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 205 Janda K. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Dinar A. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 203 Guimarães H. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Jayasinghe-Mudalige U. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Ding H. Fri 16:20 - 16:40 RB ATRIUM Gupta K. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Jensen F. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 112 Doupe P. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Gutiérrez M. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 205 Jensen S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Drupp M. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 AULA C H Jiang X. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Dubois M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Hanley N. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 213 Johannesen A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 206 Dumas P. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 211 Haoran H. Thu 13:00 - 13:20 RB ATRIUM Jones L. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Durand M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 112 Hatcher A. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 205 K E Heijdra B. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 209 Kabubo-Mariara J. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 206 Eggert H. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 212 Heindl P. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Kaiser B. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Eisenack K. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Heine D. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 210 Kallbekken S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Elliott R. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Heitzig J. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 207 Kaminski J. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 101 Elofsson K. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Helin J. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Kapaun U. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Endres A. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Helm C. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 113 Karimov A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 206 Engström G. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Herrera-García D. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Katossky A. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 212 Erdlenbruch K. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA D Hervouet A. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Kéré E. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Escapa M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Heyen D. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 209 Kesternich M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 209 Eskeland G. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 AULA C Heyes A. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Khadjavi M. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 207 Esteban E. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA D Hidano N. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 212 Khanna M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D F Hintermann B. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Kim Bakkegaard R. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Fenichel E. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 206 Hiriart Y. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 209 Kiran C. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Fischer C. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 203 Hirte G. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 212 Kirat D. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 209 Flues F. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Hoel M. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 210 Klarl T. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Frank S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Holz F. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 206 Koesler S. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 209 Frondel M. Thu 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Horbach J. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Koundouri P. Thu 15:35 - 15:55 RB ATRIUM Frontuto V. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Hoyos D. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 213 Kortelainen M. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 212 Fünfgelt J. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 204 Huang C. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 113 Kosenius A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 213 G Hubert M. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 AULA C Kragt M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Gamper-Rabindran S. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 210 Huebler M. Thu 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Kragt M. Thu 12:40 - 13:00 RB ATRIUM Garcia S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA D Humblot P. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 206 Kristoufek L. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Gauteplass A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 206 Hutchinson G. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Kulmer V. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 212 Gennaioli C. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 AULA D Hynes S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Kuriyama K. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Gerlagh R. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Hyytiäinen K. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Kutela D. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Ghersi F. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 213 L Ghoddusi H. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 205 I Lafforgue G. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 211 Glanemann N. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA C Ikefuji M. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 210 Lagerkvist C. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 206 Goeschl T. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 207 Ilic D. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Landry J. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Gonzalez F. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Ing J. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Lange A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 204 González-Val R. Thu 13:00 - 13:20 RB ATRIUM Iskandar D. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 205 Lange M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Goulder L. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 VENCOVSKEHO AULA J Lankia T. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Grainger C. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 212 Jaakkola N. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Lanz B. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 212 Grammatikopoulou I. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Jacobsen M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 211 Lasserre P. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Gren I. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 209 Jacobsen B. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 206 Lavaine E. Fri 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Groeneveld R. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Jakob M. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 209 Lazkano I. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 213

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Le Boennec R. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 112 Mohlin K. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 210 Orlov A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 209 Leard B. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 210 Moineville G. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 204 Ö Leroux A. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 207 Mollet J. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Österle I. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 211 Libois F. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 207 Montero J. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 211 P Liekens I. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 213 Morbee J. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 211 Panzone L. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 211 Lindahl T. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Mosnier A. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Paudel Y. Fri 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Lindhjem H. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA D Mota R. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 113 Pavlova Y. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Liski M. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Muckley C. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 204 Pekovic S. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Longden T. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Muchapondwa E. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Pelli M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 205 Lopez-Feldman A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 207 Mulatu A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Perez-Barahona A. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Loureiro M. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Munro A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 210 Perge E. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 210 Lucas S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 204 Murakami K. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 213 Perino G. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 207 Lundgren T. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Murray T. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Peroni C. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 113 M Musolesi A. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Peters J. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Máca V. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 213 N Pethig R. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 112 Maddison D. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 AULA D Nagase Y. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Petrick S. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 204 Mahieu P. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Nakada M. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 203 Phaneuf D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Marguerit D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Naranjo M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 204 Pihlainen S. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Mariel P. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Narita D. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 101 Pinar M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 AULA C Marin G. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 204 Natascha W. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 113 Pintassilgo P. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Markandya A. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Nauges C. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Piris-Cabezas P. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Marrouch W. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 112 Navrud S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Pittel K. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 112 Martinangeli A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Ndiritu S. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Pommeret A. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 205 Martinet V. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 112 Neitzel J. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Pönitzsch G. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 209 Martinez-Espineira R. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Nentjes A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 204 Pouta E. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA C Maslianskaïa-Pautrel M. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 212 Nicolai J. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Probst W. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 203 Mason C. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Noack F. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 AULA D Provins A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 213 Matsumoto S. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 211 Noailly J. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 206 Pueyo A. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 113 Mauroux A. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Norton D. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA C Q McDonald S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 206 Nøstbakken L. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 205 Quaas M. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Mestel R. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Notaro S. Fri 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Quérou N. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 205 Metcalfe P. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Nunes P. Thu 15:35 - 15:55 RB ATRIUM R Meunier G. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 210 Nyborg K. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 204 Raffin N. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 207 Meyerhoff J. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 O Rahman S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 112 Mideksa T. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Oberpriller Q. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 207 Rajagopal D. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 113 Miguel Q. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 203 Oestreich M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 205 Ravetti C. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 207 Michetti M. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 212 Ohndorf M. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Ray Chaudhuri A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 209 Michielsen T. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 205 Okagawa A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Reboredo J. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 204 Millock K. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Okullo S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 211 Reppas D. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 203 Mitani Y. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Ollikainen M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Requate T. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Miteva D. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA C Olsen S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Rexhäuser S. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 203 Mizobuchi K. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Olschewski R. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA D Reynaud A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Moeltner K. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA C Ordás Criado C. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Ricci O. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 212 Moghayer S. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Orgill J. Thu 15:35 - 15:55 RB ATRIUM Rickels W. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA C

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Rigby D. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 AULA C Steininger K. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Vicarelli M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Richter A. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Stenger A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA D Vignani D. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 203 Rinne U. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 210 Stigzelius K. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 113 Villalobos L. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Ritter N. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Stoever J. Thu 10:35 - 10:55 RB ATRIUM Vincent J. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 AULA D Roemer D. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Straka M. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Vogt-Schilb A. Fri 16:20 - 16:40 RB ATRIUM Rohling M. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 112 Summerton P. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 205 Vöhringer F. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Rollins K. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 112 Sung Y. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Voigt S. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 212 Roseta Palma C. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Suphaphiphat N. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 206 von Below D. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Rousseau S. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Swart J. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Voss A. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Roussel S. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 113 T Vossler C. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 213 Rozenberg J. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Tahvonen O. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 W Rübbelke D. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Tamechika H. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Wakeyo B. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Ruijs A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA D Taschini L. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Wätzold F. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Rulleau B. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 213 Taylor L. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Weidert G. Thu 13:00 - 13:20 RB ATRIUM Runkel M. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 203 Teklewold H. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Weng Q. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 204 Rustagi D. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Termansen M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 210 Wesseler J. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D S Thanos S. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 101 Will M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Sagasta A. Fri 16:20 - 16:40 RB ATRIUM Thureson D. Fri 16:20 - 16:40 RB ATRIUM Winands S. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 209 Sakamoto H. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Timar L. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 203 Withagen C. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA C Salazar C. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 205 TOMINI A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA D Wossink A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA D Sanctuary M. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Tonin S. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 203 X Sanna Randaccio F. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 205 Touza J. Thu 13:00 - 13:20 RB ATRIUM Xabadia A. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 207 Sartzetakis E. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 AULA D Traber T. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 113 Xepapadeas A. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Sato M. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 Traeger C. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Y Séguin C. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Trapp N. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 101 Yamamoto M. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Sen S. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Treich N. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 213 Yu H. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 209 Shao Q. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 210 Tsang H. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 113 Z Shestalova V. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 205 Tu G. Thu 12:40 - 13:00 RB ATRIUM Zachariadis T. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 206 Schleich J. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Turner G. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Zaklan A. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 211 Schmidt P. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 U Zemel A. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 VENCOVSKEHO AULA Schmidt R. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 112 Udumyan N. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 206 Zeppini P. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 113 Schopf M. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 112 Usui T. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 203 Zetland D. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 RB 207 Schott S. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 207 V Zhu X. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Schuerhoff M. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 210 van der Meijden G. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Ziegler A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 204 Schymura M. Fri 11:00 - 12:30 AULA C van der Ploeg F. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 AULA C Zilberman D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 AULA D Sibailly I. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 203 van Dijk D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 212 Zverinova I. Thu 16:00 - 18:00 RB 204 Sievert M. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 211 Van Soest D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Zylicz T. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 212 Sikhweni N. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 211 Vance C. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 211 Silva H. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 205 Varvarigos D. Sat 08:30 - 10:30 RB 207 Simões P. Thu 08:30 - 10:30 RB 204 Vedel S. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 AULA C Skonhoft A. Fri 16:45 - 18:15 RB 206 Venmans F. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 209 Slechten A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 AULA C Verdolini E. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 203 Smulders S. Fri 08:30 - 10:30 RB 210 Vermeylen K. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 206 Spisto A. Thu 13:30 - 15:30 RB 113 Veronesi M. Sat 14:00 - 16:00 RB 210

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