FAERE 2015 Conference

6 August 2015

FAERE 2015 Conference

September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse
2nd FAERE Annual Conference
(organized by Toulouse Business School)

The objective of the FAERE annual conferences is to promote the production and dissemination of research in environmental economics. A wide range of topics are welcome, including: environmental ethics, environmental agreements, the fight against pollution, loss of biodiversity, deforestation, natural hazard management, environmental federalism, property rights, climate change, green growth, recycling, threshold effects and irreversibilities, evaluation of environmental damages…
The program will consist of presentations which have followed a selection procedure, and two invited talks, given by James Hammitt (Harvard Center for Risk Analysis) and Sjak Smulders (Tilburg University).

All presentations will be in English.

2nd FAERE Annual Conference – September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse

Thursday, September 10

08.30 – 09.00 Registration

09.00 – 10.00 Welcome Speeches Grand Amphi

F. Bonvalet (Dean of Toulouse Business School)

D. Lacoste (Director of Research, Toulouse Business School)

A. Ayong Le Kama (President of the French Association of Environmental and Resource Economists)

L. Bretschger (President Elect of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists)

10.00 – 10.30 Coffee Break

10.30 – 12.30 Parallel Sessions A

Session A1: Water Room 253
Chairman: J. Laurent-Lucchetti (Université de Genève)

A. Reynaud (European Commission), D. Lanzanova (European Commission – JRC, IES), B. Grizzetti (European Commission), C. Liquete (European Commission): Going Green? Economic Valuation of a Multipurpose Water Infrastructure in Northern Italy

X. Liu (University of Pennsylvania), M. Sarr (University of Cape Town), T. Swanson (Graduate Institute Geneva): Resistance to the Regulation of Common Resources in Rural Tunisia

J-C. Pereau (GREThA, Université de Bordeaux), L. Mouysset (CNRS, GREThA et INRA-EP), L. Doyen (CNRS, GREThA): Sustainable groundwater management with tradable permits

C. Almer (University of Bath), J. Laurent-Lucchetti (Université de Genève), M. Oechslin M. (Tilburg University): Agricultural shocks and riots: a disaggregated analysis

Session A2: Urban Issues Room 255
Chairman: S. Legras (INRA-CESAER)

V. Viguié (CIRED), S. Hallegatte (CIRED): Urban infrastructure investment and rent-capture p.pdf

A. Fournier (INRA-SMART): Direct-selling farming under urban pollution: what impact on competition, variety and goods quality?

I. Dallmann (Université Paris Sud): Dengue, Weather and Urbanization in Brazil

S. Legras (INRA-CESAER), L. Vedrine (INRA-CESAER): Impact of urban tolls on air quality

Session A3: Intergenerational Issues Room 215
Chairman: G.B. Asheim (University of Oslo)

G. Müller-Fürstenberger (University of Trier), I. Schumacher (IPAG Business School): The consequences of a one-sided externality in a dynamic, two-agent framework

G. B. Asheim (University of Oslo), F. Nesje (University of Oslo): Competitive intergenerational altruism

S. Del Campo (EconomiX, Université de Paris Ouest-Nanterre La Défense), R. Cairns (Université de McGill), V. Martinet (Économie Publique, INRA): Sustainability of an economy relying on two reproducible assets

G.B. Asheim (University of Oslo), I. Ekeland (CEREMADE & Universite de Paris-IX, Dauphine): Resource conservation across generations in a Ramsey-Chichilnisky model

Session A4: Risks Room 254
Chairman: N. Treich (TSE)

C. Figuières (INRA-LAMETA), C. Richert (IRSTEA-G-EAU), K. Erdlenbruch (IRSTEA-G-EAU): A model of the effects of social interactions and risk experience on adaptation behaviours

E. Lavaine (Université Savoie Mont-Blanc): Risk of pollution and the cost of misinformation

C. Heinzel (INRA), R. Peter (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen): Precautionary Motives Under Multiple Instruments

C. Bernard (Grenoble Ecole de Management), C. Rheinberger (TSE), N. Treich (TSE): Catastrophe aversion and risk equity under dependent risks

Session A5: Forests Room 252
Chairman: M. Brunette (INRA – LEF)

A. Barkaoui (INRA – LEF), A. Dragicevic (Agro ParisTech, LEF): Forest-Based Industrial Network

G. Simonet (Chaire Economie du Climat — CIRAD), J. Subervie (NRA — LAMETA), D. Ezzine-de-Blas (CIRAD), E. Marinho (CIFOR), A. Duchelle (CIFOR): Curbing deforestation among smallholders in the Amazon rainforest : Impact evaluation of a REDD+ pilot project in the Transamazon highway

S. Desbureaux (Université d’Auvergne- CERDI & CIRAD), S. Aubert (CIRAD), L. Brimont (CIRAD), A. Karsenty (CIRAD), A.C. Lohanivo (ESSA Antananarivo): How Protected Areas Reduce Deforestation? An Exploration of the Economic and Political Mechanisms for Madagascar’s Rainforests

M. Brunette (INRA – LEF), J. Foncel (Université Lille 3), E. Kéré (CERDI): Attitude towards Risk and Production Decision: An Empirical analysis on French private forest owners

Session A6: Growth Room 214
Chairman: S. Bosi (Université d’Evry, EPEE)

E. Hooper (GREQAM-AMSE): Sustainable growth and financial markets in a natural resource rich country

P. da Costa (Ecole Centrale Paris): Semi-endogenous growth and pollution: No double dividend in the long term

K. Constant (GREQAM-AMSE): Environmental policy and inequality: a matter of life and death

S. Bosi (Université d’Evry, EPEE), D. Desmarchelier (Université de Lille, LEM): Limit cycles under a negative effect of pollution on consumption demand: the role of an environmental Kuznets curve

12.30 – 14.00 Lunch Novotel Compans Caffarelli, 5 Place Alfonse Jourdain

14.00 – 15.30 Parallel Sessions B

Session B1: Bioeconomic Approaches Room 255
Chairman: O. Thébaud (IFREMER)

S. Gourguet (IFREMER), O. Thébaud (IFREMER), S. Jennings (UTAS), R. Little (CSIRO), L. Doyen (CNRS): Risk versus economic performance in a mixed fishery

P. Courtois (INRA – LAMETA): Managing biological invasions: how to set priorities?

O. Thébaud (IFREMER), F. Boschetti (CSIRO), S. Jennings (University of Tasmania), T. Smith (CSIRO), S. Pascoe (CSIRO): Biodiversity offsets, cumulative impacts and strategies for compensatory restoration

Session B2: Natural Resources: Strategic Issues Room 215
Chairman: H. Benchekroun (McGill University)

M. Berthod (Paris School of Economics): Increases in reported oil reserves among Opec producers: a differential game approach

N. Van Long (Mc Gill University), F. Prieur (INRA – Université de Montpellier), K. Puzon (Université de Montpellier), M. Tidball (INRA): Markov Perfect Equilibria in Differential Games with Regime Switching Strategies

H. Benchekroun (McGill University), N. Van Long (McGill University): Social Status and Renewable Resource Extraction

Session B3: Agriculture Room 253
Chairman: S. Andrade de Sa (ETH Zurich)

B. Dequiedt (INRA – Economie Publique), D. Moran (SRUC -Scottish Rural College): The cost of emissions mitigation by legume crops in French agriculture

Kuhfuss L. (University of St Andrews), Preget R. (INRA), Thoyer S. (Montpellier SupAgro), Hanley N. (University of St Andrews), Le Coent P. (Université de Montpellier), M. Désolé (Montpellier SupAgro): Nudges, social norms and permanence in agri-environmental schemes

S. Andrade de Sa (ETH Zurich): Optimal pro-biofuel policies with land-use inertia

Session B4: Social Choices
Chairman: H. Andersson (Toulouse School of Economics)

J. Ngouhouo Poufoun (INRA – LEF), J. Abildtrup (INRA – LEF), D. Sonwa (CIFOR – Central Africa Regionl Office), P. Delacote (INRA – LEF): The value of forest elephant conservation for indigenous and local communities in the Tridom landscape – Combining Open-Ended and Close-Ended CV

R. Romaniuc (Université de Montpellier, LAMETA), K. Farrow (Université de Montpellier, LAMETA), L. Ibanez (INRA – LAMETA): Enforcing social norms: peer nonmonetary versus external monetary punishment

H. Andersson (Toulouse School of Economics), A.R. Hole (University of Sheffield), M. Svensson (Karlstad University): Valuation of small and multiple health risks: A critical analysis of SP data applied to food and water safety

Session B5: Climate Policy 1 Room 254
Chairman: J. Leroux (HEC Montréal)

D. Charlier (Université de Montpellier), A. Risch (Université de Savoie), C. Salmon (Université de Savoie): Reducing Energy Burden of the poor and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Could we kill two birds with one stone?

S. Andrade de Sa (ETH Zurich), J. Daubanes (ETH Zurich): Limit Pricing and the (In)Effectiveness of the Carbon Tax

J. Leroux (HEC Montréal), E. Billette de Villemeur (Université de Lille 1): Track and Trade: A liability approach to climate policy

15.30 – 16.00 Coffee Break

16.00 – 17.15 Plenary Session 1 Grand Amphi

Chairman: F. Salanié (Toulouse School of Economics, INRA)

J. Hammitt (Harvard School of Public Health):

Valuing health risks

17.15 – 18.30 FAERE General Assembly Grand Amphi

20.00 Conference Dinner

Friday, September 11

08.30 – 08.45 Registration

08.45 – 10.45 Parallel Sessions C

Session C1: Climate Change: Local Issues Room 252
Chairman: M-H. Hubert (CREM, Université de Rennes 1)

I.M. Gren I.M. (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), G. Marbuah (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences): Carbon Emissions and Social Capital in Sweden

F. Amuakwa-Mensah (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences): Climate element of migration decision in Ghana: Micro Evidence

O. Zouabi (Université de Toulon LEAD), Y. Ben Zaied (University of North Paris, CEPN-CNRS): Impacts of climate change on Tunisian olive oil output and adaptation strategies

U. Chakravorty (Tufts University), C. Fischer (Resources for the Future), M-H. Hubert (CREM, Université de Rennes 1): Will Shale Gas Reduce Carbon Emissions from China?

Session C2: Waste Management & Recycling Room 254
Chairman: O. Beaumais (Université de Corte, UMR LISA)

A. Gnonlonfin (LEAD): Politique optimale de gestion des déchets municipaux en présence d’un secteur informel de recyclage

A. Gatier (MEDDE/CGDD): La tarification incitative de la collecte des ordures ménagères – Une étude de l’impact sur les quantités collectées

C. Charlier (Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, GREDEG-CNRS), A. Kirakozian (Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, GREDEG-CNRS): Just tell me what my neighbors do! Public policies for households recycling

O. Beaumais (Université de Corte, UMR LISA), D. Prunetti (Université de Corte, UMR LISA): Time for waste, waste of time? Assessing heterogeneous values of time spent recycling using a latent-class rank-ordered logit approach

Session C3: International Agreements Room 215
Chairman: C. Withagen (VU University Amsterdam)

B. Bayramoglu (INRA,Economie Publique), M. Finus (University of Bath), J-F. Jacques (Université Paris-Est, ERUDITE): Climate Coalitions in a Mitigation-Adaptation Game

M. Laukkanen (VATT Institute for Economic Research), Y. Pavlova (LUKE Natural Resources Institute Finland): Dynamic game of international environmental cooperation

L. Cerda (Université Paris 1): Pushing the Tipping in International Environmental Agreements

E. Ansink (University Utrecht), C. Withagen (VU University Amsterdam): Members, joiners, free riders, supporters

Session C4: Fossil Resources Room 253
Chairman: F. Ricci (Université de Montpellier)

A. Godzinski (MEDDE, CREST et PSE): Circular economy and energy: a computable general equilibrium approach

F. Karanfil (EconomiX – CNRS, University of Paris Ouest), L. D. Omgba (EconomiX – CNRS, University of Paris Ouest): Reconsidering the scarcity factor in the dynamics of oil markets: An empirical investigation of the (mis)measurement of oil reserves

O. Lecuyer (Université de Berne), A. Vogt-Schilb (World Bank): Optimal transition from coal to gas and renewable energy under capacity constraints and adjustment costs

M. Fodha (Université Paris 1), F. Ricci (Université de Montpellier): The optimal energy mix when renewable energy is intensive in non-renewable resource

Session C5: Valuation Room 255
Chairman: P-A. Mahieu (Université de Nantes, LEMNA)

D. Herrera (Toulouse School of Economics), J. Hammitt (Harvard School of Public Health): Believe only half of what you see the role of preference heterogeneity in contingent valuation

A. Mauroux (MEDDE-CGDD, CREST, Dauphine): Does preventive information change perception on natural risks and location decision? Evidences from the impact on housing price of a risk disclosure

Y. Jin (Peking University), E. Andersson (TSE), S. Zhang (Peking University): Benefit-cost analysis of phasing out coal in power plants and for household usage: An empirical analysis of the Chinese Action Plan applied in Beijing

P-A. Mahieu (Université de Nantes, LEMNA), F-C. Wolff (Université de Nantes, LEMNA), J. Shogren (University of Wyoming): Interval Bidding in a Distribution Elicitation Format

10.45 – 11.15 Coffee Break

11.15 – 12.30 Plenary Session 2 Grand Amphi

Chairman: A. Grimaud (Toulouse School of Economics, Toulouse Business School)

S. Smulders (Department of Economics and Tilburg Sustainability Center, Tilburg University):

Growth, Degrowth, and the Environment

12.30 – 14.00 Lunch Novotel Compans Caffarelli, 5 Place Alfonse Jourdain

FAERE board meeting (by invitation only)

14.00 – 15.30 Parallel Sessions D

Session D1: Biodiversity Room 252
Chairman: J-P. Amigues (Toulouse School of Economics, INRA)

L. Mouysset (CNRS-GRETHA), L. Doyen (CNRS-GRETHA), J-C. Péreau (Université de Bordeaux, GRETHA), F. Jiguet (Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle): Benefits and costs of biodiversity in agricultural public policies

E. Hily (INRA – LEF): Paying for habitat suitability and species protection with unobservable conservation costs and benefits : How to manage having many irons in the fire?

J-P. Amigues (Toulouse School of Economics, INRA): The Orangutan dilemma

Session D2: Green Technologies 1 Room 215
Chairman: M. Glachant (MINES ParisTech)

A. Creti (Paris – Dauphine), A. Kotelnikova (Ecole Polytechnique), G. Meunier (INRA), J-P. Ponssard (CNRS – Ecole Polytechnique): Defining the Abatement Cost in Presence of Learning-by-doing: Application to the Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle

D. Charlier (Université Montpellier 1), M. Podesta (Université de Savoie): The role of social value in the investment decision in cleaner technology

A. Dechezleprêtre (London School of Economics), M. Glachant (MINES ParisTech): When Strengthening Environmental Regulation Reduces Green Innovation: Theory and Evidence from the Auto Industry

Session D3: Household Behaviour Room 253
Chairman: C. Nauges (TSE, INRA)

D. Brécard (Université de Toulon, LÉAD): Consumer misperception of eco-labels, green market structure and welfare

P. Dato (IREGE – University de Savoie): Investment in Energy Efficiency, Adoption of Renewable Energy and Household Behaviour: Evidence from OECD countries

C. Nauges (TSE, INRA), S. Wheeler (University of Adelaide): The rebound effect of costly environmental action on individuals’ climate change attitudes

Session D4: Non-Market Instruments Room 254
Chairman: P. Mahenc (Université de Montpellier – LAMETA)

M. Chiroleu-Assouline (University Paris 1, PSE and INRA-Economie Publique), T.P. Lyon (University of Michigan Business School): Merchants of Doubt: Lobbying Strategy when Scientific Credibility is Uncertain

A. Deymier (LAMETA): Green NGO activity and media coverage

P. Mahenc (Université de Montpellier – LAMETA): Honest versus Misleading Certification

Session D5: Trade and Property Rights Room 214
Chairman: H. Ollivier (Paris School of Economics – CNRS)

N. Zugravu-Soilita (CEMOTEV, Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines): Trade in environmental goods and sustainable development: What learning from the transition economies’ experience?

G. Barrows (UC Berkeley), H. Ollivier (Paris School of Economics – CNRS): Product mix, trade, and the environment: theory and evidence from Indian manufacturing

15.30 – 16.00 Coffee Break

16.00 – 17:30 Parallel Sessions E

Session E1: Energy Room 252
Chairman: L-G. Giraudet (CIRED)

S. Kumar (RWTH Aachen University), R. Madlener (RWTH Aachen University): Least-cost optimization pathways to the German electricity market with new energy and environmental policies

M. Baudry (Université Paris Ouest Nanterre, EconomiX, CEC), C. Bonnet (Université Paris Ouest, EconomiX, CEC): Market pull instruments and the development of wind power in Europe: a counterfactual analysis

L-G. Giraudet (CIRED), M-L. Nauleau (CIRED), P. Quirion (CIRED): Energy efficiency policy with price-quality discrimination

Session E2: Green Technologies 2 Room 253
Chairman: H. Stahn (GREQAM)

R. Mabrouk (GAEL), O. Kurtyka (GAEL), D. Llerena (GAEL): Monopoly and Abatement Technology Choice: The Impact of Environmental Taxes and Bargaining

J. Ing (ETH Zurich), J-P. Nicolai (ETH Zurich): When being a good Samaritan? The incentives to green technology transfer

D. Sans (GREQAM), S. Schwartz (CERDI), H. Stahn (GREQAM): On Abatement Services: Market Power and Efficient Environmental Regulation

Session E3: Climate Policy 2 Room 254
Chairman: S. Ambec (Toulouse School of Economics)

M. Aglietta (CEPII), E. Espagne (France Stratégie), B. Perrissin-Fabert (CGDD): A proposal to finance low-carbon investment in Europe

S. Bourjade (Toulouse Business School): Uniform Price Auctions with Asymmetric Entry Costs

S. Ambec (Toulouse School of Economics, INRA), J. Coria (University of Gothenburg): Local environmental regulation in the shadow of a global deal on climate

Session E4: Environmental Policy Room 215
Chairman: S. Spaeter (BETA, Université de Strasbourg)

D. Aubert (Université Paris 1, PSE), M. Chiroleu-Assouline (Université Paris 1, PSE): Environmental Tax Reform and Heterogenous Labor Markets: Can the Trade-Off between Environmental Quality, Efficiency and Income Distribution been Avoided?

H. Arabzadeh (Université Paris 1 et Université Catholique de Louvain), B. Vardar (Université Paris 1 et Université Catholique de Louvain): Why the rich may want a low pollution tax?

Ouvrard B. (BETA, Université de Strasbourg), S. Spaeter (BETA, Université de Strasbourg): Environmental Incentives: Nudges or Tax?

Session E5: Ecosystem Services Room 255
Chairman: A. Reynaud (JRC – European Commission)

L. Doyen (GREThA, CNRS, University of Bordeaux) et al.: Eco-viability for Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management

J. Abildtrup (INRA-LEF), T. Horokoski (INRA-LEF), C. Piedallu (INRA-LERFoB), V. Perez (AgroParisTech-LERFoB), A. Stenger (INRA-LEF): Mapping of the forest recreation service in Lorraine: Applying high-resolution spatial data and travel mode information

A. Reynaud (JRC – European Commission), D. Lanzanova (JRC – European Commission): Valuing Ecosystem Services Provided by Lakes: Insights from a Meta-Analysis

2nd FAERE Annual Conference – September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse

Agenda of the FAERE General assembly

of Thursday September 10, 2015 (4:30-6.00pm)
TBS (Grand Amphi) – Toulouse

2nd FAERE Annual Conference – September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse

Programm Committee :

Stefan Ambec
Olivier Beaumais
Sylvain Chabé-Ferret
Mireille Chiroleu Assouline
Johanna Choumert
Julien Daubanes
Charles Figuières
André Grimaud
Yolande Hiriart
Gilles Lafforgue
Vincent Martinet
Céline Nauges
Aude Pommeret
Fabien Prieur
Philippe Quirion
Lionel Ragot
Arnaud Reynaud
Luc Rouge
François Salanié
Nicolas Treich

2nd FAERE Annual Conference – September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse

The deadline for registration will be July 19th, 2015. Registrations will not be accepted after this date. Paiement is compulsory for presenters to be included in the program.

Conference Participation Fee
– Non members: 120 euros
– FAERE members: 60 euros

Registration fees include coffee breaks, lunches and the gala dinner on September 10th. Registration will be effective only after payment reception.

You can also reduce the carbon footprint of your journey.

Online registration and membership

2nd FAERE Annual Conference – September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse

The organizers of your conference have chosen to offer you the opportunity to voluntarily limit the GHG emissions due to your travel.

This action will contribute to mitigate climate change by growing the forest of Toulouse Business School (http://www.purprojet.com/fr/p/tbs) developed according its partnership with Pur Projet.

Your engagement will enhance the development of the agroforestry project (Alto Huayabamba) in Peruvian Amazonia through funding the plantation of trees. Since 2008, this afforestation project aims at developing model agroforestry systems in order to ensure long term sustainability of cocoa cultures.

The calculation of the appropriate compensation for your travel depends on the transportation mode and on the distance.

If you fly to Toulouse:

Departure point	GHG en teqCO2	Number of trees
France	0,2-0,3	1
Europe	0,3-0,6	2
Monde	1	3

If you drive a car:

Distance A-R in km	GHG en teqCO2	Number of trees
< 500	0,1	1
500 et 1000	0,15	1
1000 et 2000	0,3	1
> 2000	0,5	2

If you take the train:

Distance A-R in km	GHG en teqCO2	Number of trees
< 500	0,02	1
500 et 1000	0,05	1
<1000	0,07	1

To summarize, we propose 3 products (that you can buy together with your registration)

You are coming from France -> 1 tree i.e. 5€ TC
You are coming from Europe -> 2 trees i.e. 10 € TC
You are coming from other countries -> 3 trees i.e. 15 € TC

After the conference, a personalized certificate of plantation will be available in your personal area. You will be directly notified by email. You will also be able to offer your tree by changing the name on the certificate.

2nd FAERE Annual Conference – September 10-11, 2015 – Toulouse

Toulouse Business School

20 Boulevard Lascrosses,

31068 Toulouse Cedex 7

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