Upcoming seminars
Karl Polanyi l’écologie économique et l’éco-socialisme: Retour sur une grille interprétative
Past seminars
Economic Development as a Concept: Fissiparity Rather than Teleology?
The Conquest of the Desert: Land Investment in Egypt ?
A structural analysis of price and climate effects on farmers’ crop land use decisions
Carbon price is in the house: short-run effects of the EU-ETS2
Learning to Manage Mobile Resources: A Dynamic Spatial Framework under Uncertainty
The Human Capital Cost of Air Pollution
Measuring local biodiversity with Diversity Measures at Distance
The deforestation effect of climate aid
The Local Impact of University Decentralization: Evidence from Higher Education Policy in France
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Innovation diffusion: The interaction between incentives and social learning.
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Quels services de mobilités régionales en France? Une comparaison train et autocar
The Future of Oil Exploration in a Carbon-Neutral World
Longévité, pénibilité et nouvel impératif de sobriété : Quelles incidences sur le choix de l'âge de la retraite ?
Optimal subsidy to biogas with incomplete regulation of dairy emissions
What You Eat Is What You Are: Risk Attitudes, Time Preferences, and Diet Quality
The impact of income inequality on public environmental expenditure with green consumerism
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with Lesly Cassin and Fabien Prieur
A stackelberg Nash equilibrium with pollution
Déployer la méthanisation : acceptabilité sociale politiques et territoires
Climate change adaptation and rice yields in Vietnam
Social identity and the political economy of carbon taxes
Valuing climate change costs in presence of climate-induced land use changes
International Attitudes Toward Global Policies
The Animal Welfare Levy
Climate policies, social security and debt
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Co-auteur: Alessandra Pizzo (Université Paris 8)
A CGE Integrating Material Stocks and Flows
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Co-auteur.trices(s) : Reyer Gerlagh
Pressions Anthropiques et Mutations Génétiques
Flood Risk Information: Evidence from Paris Housing Markets
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Résumé :
The article estimates flood risk perceptions by exploiting the different dates of release of information about flood risk around Paris from 2003 to 2012, a period when flood risk was not salient in the region. We implement a difference-in-differences specification on unique data on property transactions combined with geo-localised amenities from a major European city. The results indicate that home prices for similar real estate are 3 to 7% lower following information release when located in a flood risk zone, depending on the submarket (flats or houses). The effect is persistent. The discount is higher, the higher is the flood risk designated by the regulation. Buyers' previous exposure to floods reduces the price discount.
Pour une histoire alternative des rapports économie-environnement : à propos de 'A History of Ecological Economic Thought'
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Co-auteur : Marco Vianna Franco
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Les économistes sensibles aux enjeux environnementaux connaissent bien l’histoire de leur discipline, des Physiocrates à l’économie du climat et de la biodiversité, en passant par la question charbonnière de Jevons, les externalités de Marshall et de Pigou, le théorème de Coase, sans oublier le modèle de Hotelling (1931) ou encore la tragédie des communs de Hardin. Cette histoire des rapports entre économie et environnement n’est pourtant pas la seule à conter. De la Renaissance au milieu du XXe siècle au moins, beaucoup d’autres — économistes, naturalistes et théoriciens sociaux — ont examiné les relations entre dynamiques économiques et naturelles, en formulant des propositions pour beaucoup tombées dans l’oubli. Ces idées, incluant l’économie de la nature de Linné, la philosophie naturelle de Goethe, le réformisme sanitaire français et britannique du XIXe siècle, l’écologie russe et soviétique, la théorie duale de Popper-Lynkeus ou encore l’économie foncière américaine des années 1920 et 1930, méritent d’être réhabilitées à l’heure où chacun(e) cherche des solutions à la crise écologique contemporaine.
Riding together: eliciting travelers' preferences for long-distance carpooling
Bike-friendly cities: an opportunity for local businesses? Evidence from the city of Paris
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Co-auteur.trices(s) : Federica Daniele, Youssouf Camara, and David Bounie
Pass-through of environmental policies on second-hand marketing
Limited-tenure concessions for collective goods
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Co-auteur.trices : A. Tomini and C. Costello
Strategic Fertility, Education Choices, and Conflicts in Deeply Divided Societies
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Co-auteur.trices(s) éventuel.le.s : Émeline Bezin (CNRS & Paris School of Economics) & David de la Croix (UCLouvain).
Non-monetary incentives for sustainable biomass harvest : An experimental approach
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Co-auteurs : M. Attalah et J. Abildtrup
Abstract :
In this article, we use an experimental approach to test the effect of non-monetary incentives that can guide harvest professionals into adopting new sustainable harvesting practices. First, we test the effect of signing a declaration that commits wood buyers who voluntarily sign it to act in a sustainable manner. Second, we test the effect of priming by activating a concept of sustainability on subjects' behaviour. Our results provide evidence that signing a declaration is more effective than priming in inducing subjects to act in a sustainable manner when personal and collective interests are not aligned and there are financial incentives to make decisions that are against environmental sustainability. From a public policy point of view, a declaration is an effective tool and easy to implement by institutions aiming at fostering pro-environmental behaviour.
Do international climate agreements affect tax and environmental competition among asymmetric countries ?
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Co-auteurs Thierry Madiès (University of Fribourg) et Ornella Tarola (University Sapienza, Roma)
Temperatures, Firm Size and Exports in Developing Countries
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The Rural Exodus and the Rise of Europe
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Avec Robert Stelter
Pollution, Children’s Health and the Evolution of Human Capital Inequality
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Avec Marion Davin
On competition for spatially distributed resources on networks
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Avec Giuseppe Freni et Silvia Faggian
Optimal Identification: An Equilibrium Model of Decision Making under Uncertainty in a Social Context
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Abatement capital accumulation and the shadow price of carbon
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coécrit avec Boris Le Hir et Mathilde Salin
Heterogeneous (mis-)perceptions of energy costs: Implications for measurement and policy design
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coécrit avec Erica Myers (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
The effect of the EU ETS on low-carbon investments
Biodiversity, Infectious Diseases, and the Dilution Effect
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coécrit avec Stefano Bosi
Market Power & Incomplete Regulation: An Application to the EU ETS / Social-environmental-economic trade-offs associated with carbon-tax revenue recycling
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coécrit avec Hélène Ollivier, Raphael Calel, Martin Jégard / coécrit avec Cyril Bourgeois et Philippe Quirion
Dynamic implications of tourism and environmental quality // Residents' Influence on the Adoption of Environmental Norms in Tourism
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co-écrit avec Bazoumana Ouattara (University of Manchester) et Eric Strobl (University of Bern) // co-écrit avec Dominique Torre (Université Côte d'Azur – GREDEG – CNRS)
How sensitive are optimal fully renewable power systems to technology cost uncertainty? // Selling Electricity or Saving Electricity? Energy Saving Obligations and Liberalized Energy Markets
Adaptation to climate change of geographical indication // Using environmental knowledge brokers to promote deep green agri-environment measures
Extraction of renewable resources under shocks
"Grandfathering by environmental merit", "Choice Architecture in Social Dilemmas: DIY versus DFY"
The Impact of Energy Prices on Employment and Environmental Performance: Evidence from French Manufacturing Establishments
Carbon Curse in Developed Countries
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avec M. Fodha (PSE) et Y. Kirat (PSE)
Mineral Resources for Renewable Energy: Optimal Timing of Energy Production
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Adrien Fabre (Paris School of Economics and University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne)
Mouez Fodha (Paris School of Economics and University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne)
Francesco Ricci (CEE-M, Univervité de Montpellier, CNRS, INRA, SupAgro, Montpellier, France)
Integrated assesment of climate and population change
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co-écrit avec A. Méjean, A. Pottier et M. Fleurbaey
Ethnic Conflicts and the Informational Dividend of Democracy
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avec Mathias Thoenig et Dominic Rohner
Adverse selection, commitment and exhaustible resource taxation
When opposites attract: averting a climate catastrophe despite differing ethical views
Principal vs. Principal: Reconciling regulatory compliance and shareholder value
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This paper considers situations where an agent (say, a polluting firm's CEO) must allocate his nonobservable effort across two distinct tasks (say, revenue/market share enhancement and regulatory compliance), and where two principals (say, the firm's shareholders and a regulator) hold diverging viewpoints on what the best allocation should be. Both characteristics of this context - multi-tasking and conflicting principals - are normally seen as obstacles to strengthening the agent's incentives. This paper proposes a simple arrangement, based on contingent monitoring and clawbacks, that can overcome these obstacles. Under this arrangement, the principals would end up coordinating their respective incentive schemes so that the agent considers revenue enhancement and environmental compliance as complementary utility-increasing activities. Potential applications to corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, and green innovation are briefly discussed.
Does Increased Accountability Decrease Leniency in Performance Ratings?
Water quantity management in a heterogeneous landscape with strategic farmers
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co-écrit avec E. Martin
Farmers' motivations to reduce their use of pesticides: a choice experiment analysis in France
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co-écrit avec B. Chèze et V. Martinet
Optimal Policy and network effects for the deployment of zero emission vehicles
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Environmental Tax Reform under debt constraint
Optimal Harvesting and Taxation when Accounting for Marine Environmental Quality of the Fishery
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co-écrit avec G. Zaccour (GERAD) et NV. Long (McGill)
Energy transition with variable and intermittent renewable electricity generation
Green Technology Adoption and the Business Cycle
Ex ante Assessment of the Cost-Effectiveness of AES: the Case of Soil Carbon Sequestration
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co-écrit avec J-M Blazy (INRA, UMR Astro)
Unequal vulnerability to climate change and the transmission of adverse effects through international trade
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écrit avec K. Constant
More Gas, Less Coal, and Less CO2? Unilateral CO2 Reduction Policy with More than One Carbon Energy Source
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écrit avec F. Henriet et K. Schubert
L’innovation des entreprises de service à forte intensité de connaissance : une analyse géographique
The role of fees in foreign education: evidence from Italy and the United Kingdom
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écrit avec M. Delogu et L. Ragot
Comparing quantity and proportional renewable energy mandates under a carbon budget constraint
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écrit avec J-P. Amigues, U. Chakravorty et M. Moreaux
Stratégie d’innovation et d’internationalisation des PME: une étude exploratoire de l’influence de l’environnement régional
The Good, the Bad, and the Conditional: Sorting and Dynamics in a Public Good Game with Endogenous Group Formation
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écrit en collaboration avec K.A. Brekke, K.E. Hauge et J.T. Lind
What can abrupt events tell us about intergenerational equity?
Are the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions really ambitious?
Interacting commons and collective action problems
Long-lasting effects of temporary incentives in public good games
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en collaboration Anne Stenger
Social insurance for long-term care with deductible and linear contributions
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co-écrit avec Pierre Pestieau
Advertisement, Welfare and Externalities
Regulation of Radiation Management: Uncertainty and Incentives
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écrit avec W. Rickels
Incentives for small PV in France
The impact of renewable versus non-renewable natural capital on economic growth
Bargaining with intertemporal (maxi)min payoffs
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co-écrit avec Pedro Gajardo et Michel de Lara
Tourism and sustainable development in small island economies: the role of heritage
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co-écrit avec Geronimi V., Le Gargasson C. et Tsang King Sang J.
The actual impact of shale gas revolution on the U.S.manufacturing sector
EU air pollution regulation: A breath of fresh air for Eastern European polluting industries?
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co-écrit avec Igor Bagayev (UCD, Dublin)
Optimal gasoline tax: recovering the pigovian part
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co-écrit avec Stéphane Gauthier (PSE - Univ Paris 1)
L'entreprise, le territoire ou les deux ? Retour sur plusieurs années d'analyse des déterminants des variations de l'emploi en France au sein d'EconomiX
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Optimal Water Portfolios and Non-discretionary Consumption
Does inertia matter ? Assessing the sustainability of optimal pollution paths when the degradation of assimilative capacity is time-dependent
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en collaboration avec M. Tidball
Trade and Fisheries Subsidies
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co-écrit avec Brian R. Copeland et Jean-François Jacques
Pollution Abatement v.s. Energy Efficiency Improvements
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co-écrit avec Michel Moreaux (TSE - LERNA)
Economic Growth, Health, and the Choice of Polluting Technologies: The Role of Bureaucratic Corruption
Heterogeneity in preferences for transportation modes: Effects on modal split and urban pollution
Dynamic management of water transfer between two interconnected river basins
The Dynamic Implications of Tourism and Environmental Quality
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avec Bazoumana Ouattara, University of Manchester Manchester (UK), et Eric Strobl, Aix-Marseille Université and IPAG (France)
Are international environmental agreements effective? The case of trade in hazardous chemicals and persistent organic pollutants
Un nouveau cadre d'analyse pour comprendre la construction des préférences et les règles de décision au sein du choix modal
Economic Growth and Property Rights on Natural Resources
Deception in valuation studies: the recoding and reward approaches
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co-écrit avec Romain Crastes, de l'université de Leeds, UK, et Jordan Louviere, de l'university of South Australia.
European trade in hazardous waste: has EU waste policy succeeded or failed?
Anticipated International Environmental Agreements
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avec Omer Acikgoz - Yeshiva University
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