Yale Environmental Economics Seminar
SEMINAR SCHEDULE
– FALL 2005
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September 21 |
Tanja Srebotnjak (PhD candidate, Yale FES) – “Measuring
National Environmental Performance using Composite Indices: Statistical
Considerations and Policy Implications” |
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September 28 |
Jay Shimshack (Tufts) – “Enforcement
and Overcompliance,” with Michael Ward (Resources Policy Research
Center) |
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October 5 |
William Nordhaus (Yale Economics Dept.) – “Geography and economics: new data
and new findings from the 'GEcon project'” |
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October 12 |
Nathaniel Keohane (Yale SOM) – “Policy
Design and Long-Run Technical Change” |
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October 19 |
Martin Heintzelman (PhD candidate, Univ. Michigan Econ. Dept.) – “Community Assets:
Measuring the Property Value Effects of Voter Referenda for Preservation” |
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November 2 |
Stephen Ryan (MIT) – “The Costs of
Environmental Regulation in a Concentrated Industry” |
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November 9 |
Niggol Seo and
Robert Mendelsohn (Yale
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November 16 |
Valerie Mueller (Columbia University and
University of Miami) and Daniel Osgood (Columbia University)
– “Is
‘Doing Nothing’ a Better Coping Strategy to Climate Risk than
Migrating?” |
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November 30 |
Nicholas Muller and
Robert Mendelsohn (Yale
FES) – “The
Damages Due to Air Pollution in the United States” |
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December 7 |
Juan-Pablo Montero (Pontificia Universidad Catolica
de Chile/Harvard KSG) – “Market
Power in a Storable-Good Market: Theory and Applications to Carbon and Sulfur
Trading” (with Matti Liski) |
Wednesdays, 4:10 – 5:40 pm
Horchow Seminar Room
Horchow Hall (
The seminar is organized by Nat Keohane (