Louviere a common nomenclature for state preference elicitation approaches january, 2011 to appear in environ resource econ 10 03r gjertsen, heidi, theodore groves, david a. Miller, eduard niesten, dale squires, joel watson a contract theoretic model of conservation agreements . August 23, 2010 10 08 carson, richard the environmental kuznets curve: seeking empirical regularity and theoretical structure january, 2010 appeared in review of environmental economics and policy, volume 4, issue 1, winter 2010, pp. Flynn, richard carson discrete choice experiments are not conjoint analysis october, 2010 appeared in journal of choice modelling, 3 3 , pp 57 72 10 11 carson, richard, phoebe koundouri, celine nauges arsenic mitigation in banglades: a household labor market approach november 30, 2010 appeared in amer. Econ. 1 8 10 12 carson, richard, tolga cenesizoglu, roger parker forecasting aggregate demand for us commercial air travel 2010 to appear in international journal of forecasting 09 01 squires, dale neils vestergaard, technical change and the commons. Wegge a nested logit model of recreational fishing demand in alaska to appear in marine resource economics 09 07 carson, richard, jordan j.

Louviere, edward wei, alternative australian climate change plans: the public's views november 13, 2009 appeared in energy policy 38 2010 902 911 09 09 carson, richard, brigitte roth tran discounting behavior and environmental decisions 2009 appeared in journal of neuroscience, psychology, and economics 2009, vol. August 24, 2005 to appear in the palgrave dictionary of economics 08 06 squires, dale opportunities in social science research. Rothschild eds , the futures oppf fisheries science in north americs 08 09 auffhammer, maximillian richard t. Carson forecasting the path of china's co2 emissions: using province level information appeared in journal of environmental economics and management, 2008 we have a rich portfolio of research in public and environmental economics.

We are interested, for example, in: climate change corruption health international environmental treaties social disorder social norms wage discrimination waste disposal and recycling. Members of the group publish in leading economics journals, such as the journal of public economics, the economic journal, the journal of economic behavior and organization and the journal of environmental economics and management. Some of our recent working papers and publications are listed in the sections below. We contribute to numerous externally funded international research projects, in collaboration with scholars across europe. Our professional activities also include: editorial membership, policy reports and consultancy work for major public sector organisations.

While the areas of expertise within the group are manifold, there are several key areas of research that link different members of the group: the analysis of social norms. The following are examples of recent and forthcoming publications: in the journal of public economics 2013 michael finus and pedro pintassilgo analyse the impact of uncertainty on the success of climate agreements. They show that previous negative conclusions about the role of learning do not hold generally and can be mitigated if they occur. In the journal of law, economics and organization 2013 , dinand webbink, pierre koning, suncica vujić and nick martin analyse the relationship between education and crime, taking into account early arrests before the age of 18. In the journal of public economic theory 2013 ajit mishra and indranil dutta argue that greater inequality leads to higher levels of corruption in economies characterized by market imperfections.

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In oxford economic papers 2013 ramses abul naga and philip jones explore the welfare effects of international subsidies designed to encourage recipients to contribute to the provision of global public goods. They show that subsidies can be designed to maximise the welfare of donor countries. In economics letters forthcoming michèle belot and jonathan james revisit the prediction that self selection into randomised control experiments leads to positive selection. They show that positive and negative selection can occur at the same time, leading to an ambiguous selection bias. In ecological economics 2013 lucy o'shea, shasi nandeibam and andrew abbott provide evidence that there is a recycling norm. In regional studies forthcoming christian almer and timo goeschl analyse the effects of criminal enforcement and political economy factors on illegal waste disposals.

In the european journal of law and economics forthcoming john cullis and bruce morley use an announcement effect of joining the euro on housing prices to indicate and gauge the presence of a 'cash economy' in various eu countries. In climatic change 2012 alistair hunt along with co author paul watkiss provided an overview of the state of the art in the quantification and valuation of climate risks and responses at the city scale. In the energy journal forthcoming christian gross, stephan bruns and david stern carry out a meta analysis of the large literature on testing for granger causality between energy use and economic output to determine if there is a genuine effect in this literature. We also engage in several other research related activities, such as editorial board membership and consultancy. Current examples include: alistair hunt and michael finus have both contributed to assessment reports of the intergovernmental panel on climate change ipcc . Michael finus is co editor of environmental and resource economics and has edited several special issues for environmental and resource economics and the journal of environmental economics and management.

Christian almer and michael finus are members of the programme committee of the 5th world congress of environmental and resource economists. Ajit mishra has edited special issues on corruption for indian growth and development and the journal of interdisciplinary economics. He has also contributed to the human development report undp as an author of a technical background paper.

Philip jones has contributed to an influential report on 'extending working life: behaviour change interventions rsquo published by the department of work and pensions. Christian almer has co authored two chapters of a recent report on the impacts of climate change in switzerland published by a consortium of swiss governmental and higher education institutions. Dr lucy o rsquo shea published several articles on recycling for online media sites such as theconversation.com. environmental economics ee , don fullerton, director the nber environmental economics working group undertakes theoretical or empirical studies of the economic effects of national or local environmental policies around the world, including effects on pollution, research and development, physical investment, labor supply, economic efficiency, and the distribution of real income. Particular issues include the costs and benefits of alternative environmental policies to deal with air pollution, water quality, toxic substances, solid waste, and global warming. Working papers by nber working group ee a benefit cost analysis of the middle fork greenway trail john c.

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