Yale Environmental Economics Seminar
2009
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| March 25 | Juliana Wang (PhD Candidate, Yale University) - "Has private sector participation enhanced the performance of the water and wastewater sector in China?" |
| April 1 | Hilary Sigman (Rutgers University) - "Decentralization and environmental quality: an international analysis of water pollution" |
| April 8 | Stephen Salant (University of Michigan) - "A Partnership Solution to the Common-Property Problem: Theory and Experimental Tests" |
| April 15 | Nicholas Muller (Middlebury College) - "Environmental accounting: methods with an application to the United States economy" |
| April 22 | Stephen Polasky (University of Minnesota) - "Comparing the full costs of ethanol versus gasoline" |
| April 29 | Meredith Fowlie (University of Michigan) - "Allocating emissions permits: theory and (preliminary) evidence" |
| May 6 | Mushfiq Mobarak (Yale SOM) - "Marketing stoves: evidence from a randomized intervention in Bangladesh" |
| September 9 | David Weisbach (Chicago, visiting Yale Law) - "Instrument Choice is Instrumental Design" |
| September 16 | Erin Mansur (Yale SOM) - "Firms' Costs (and Benefits) of Environmental Regulation: An Event Study of the EU Emission Trading Scheme" |
| September 23 | Juliana Wang (PhD Candidate, Yale FES) - "Does Competition Reduce Costs? Evidence from the Restructuring of the Chinese Power Sector" (Note: Seminar in Wittink Lounge at 46 Hillhouse Avenue) |
| September 30 | Geoff Heal (Columbia) - "The Economics of Climate Change: A Post-Stern Pespective" |
| October 6 (Tuesday) - 4:00-5:30 | Carol McAusland (British Columbia) - "Do National Borders Matter? Intranational Trade, International Trade, and the Environment" |
| October 14 | Andreas Lange (Maryland) - "On the Formation of Coalitions to Provide Public Goods: Experimental Evidence from the Lab" |
| October 21 | Andrew Foster (Brown) - "The Informational Benefits of Voluntary Emissions Regulation: Evidence from the Mexican Clean Industry Program" |
| October 30 (Friday) - 12:00-1:30 | Martin Weitzman (Harvard) - "The Extreme Uncertainty of Extreme Climate Change: An Overview and Some Implications" |
| November 4 | Robert Mendelsohn (Yale FES) - "Measuring the Impact of Climate Change on Damages from Extreme Events" |
| November 11 | Andrew King (Dartmouth) - "Does Green Management Really Matter?" |
| November 18 | Arthur Campbell (Yale SOM) - "Subsidized Intermittent Technologies and Incentives for Investment" |
| November 25 | No seminar (Thanksgiving) |
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