Program for Monday, June 3
09:00 - 09:15 Welcome address and Monte Verita intro (Auditorium) | |
09:15 - 10:15 Andreas Lange: Ambiguity attitudes and surprises: Experimental evidence on communicating new information within a large population sample (Auditorium). Chair: Beat Hintermann | |
10:15 - 11:00 Coffee Break | |
11:00 - 12:30 Parallel Sessions 1 | |
| Climate policy I: Multi-country models (Auditorium) | Empirical effects on households: Lab, survey and field experiments (Sala Balinth) |
Mads Greaker: International cooperation on the environment: The case for a green innovation club Ralph Winkler: On the relationship between adaptation and mitigation Aleksandra Friedl: Green energy transition: Decarbonisation of developing countries and the role of technological spillovers Christian Traeger: SOLACE – Solar geoengineering in an analytic climate economy | Franziska Harpenau: Saving behaviors of private households under varying tariff structures, price levels and incentives - Experimental evidence Beaumont Schoeman: Pigovian transport pricing in practice Sofia Badini: Information frictions, overconfidence, and learning: Experimental evidence from a floodplain Bruno Lanz: CO2 abatement under monetary incentives and injunctive norms: A real effort experiment |
| Distributive aspects of climate policy (Sala Eranos) | Trade and the environment: Theory (Sala Pioda) |
Felix Knopp: Compensating for carbon pricing with loss aversion - An optimal taxation modeling approach Philipp M. Richter: Redistributing emission tax revenues: The impact on occupational choice decisions Simon Lang: Welfare-maximizing climate policy and the role of climate finance Doina Radulescu: Unveiling the energy price tag - Assessing the regressivity of household energy expenditures among European countries | Gilbert Kollenbach: Tradable green energy and unilateral climate policy Youssef Salib: BCA and reshuffling: A theoretical framework Timothé Beaufils: A carrot or a stick? The potential of carbon border adjustments to foster climate cooperation Givi Melkadze: Carbon taxes and tariffs, financial frictions, and international spillovers |
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch (Ristorante) | |
14:00 - 15:30 Parallel Sessions 2 | |
| Pricing of risk (Auditorium) | Empirical effects on households: natural experiments and policy evaluation (Sala Balinth) |
Rick van der Ploeg: Three reasons to price carbon under uncertainty: Accuracy of simple rules Christoph Hambel: Pricing in transition and physical risks: Carbon premiums and stranded assets Taco Prins: Optimal flood protection Alexandra Brausmann: Misfortunes never come singly: Managing the risk of chain disasters | Maximilian Amberg: Large-scale evidence of residential natural gas savings through financial rewards Jacqueline Adelowo: Extreme weather events, blackouts, and household adaptation Claire Alestra: Powering down nuclear: A multidimensional impact evaluation of the German case Moritz Drupp: De-fueling externalities: Causal effects of fuel taxation and mediating mechanisms for reducing climate and pollution costs |
Renewable resources (Sala Eranos) | Climate policy II (Sala Pioda) |
Claudia Kelsall: Imperfect insurance and spatial externalities in renewable resource use Pauli Lappi: Restoring the commons: optimizing the restoration of natural assets Olli Tahvonen: Reinforcement learning in optimizing forestry for wood production and carbon sinks Martin Quaas: Fisheries management from a fisherman’s perspective | Alena Miftakhova: Boosting sluggish climate policy: Endogenous substitution, learning, and energy efficiency improvements Anna-Maria Goeth: Capital adjustment costs and nationally determined contributions - How to avoid double transitions of energy capital? Jakob Roth: Pigovian pricing to support E-biking |
15:30 - 16:15 Coffee Break | |
16:15 - 17:25 Parallel Sessions 3 | |
Technological change, growth and the role of the state (Auditorium) | Lock-in and technology (Sala Balinth) |
Pietro Peretto: Government spending and industrialization in a Schumpeterian economy Bentley Coffey: The economic effects of policy interventions to curtail fossil fuel commodities Frank C. Krysiak: Control or efficiency: Should private firms or state-owned enterprises drive green technological change?
| Rik Rozendaal: Market power, innovation, and the green transition Kian Abbas Nejad: Heterogeneous beliefs, learning and multiplicity in directed technical change Gerard van der Meijden: Road networks and tropical deforestation
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Political economy: Theory (Sala Eranos) | Circular economy and transformation of jobs (Sala Pioda) |
Waldemar Marz: Income inequality and climate policy polarization Yasmine Van der Straten: Political economy of climate change adaptation Jean-Phillippe Nicolai: Lobbying on environmental standards under deep trade agreements
| Julie Metta: Labour supply in the circular economy: Balancing growth and mitigating the effects of waste Christoph Meinerding: Carbon emissions and the supply of green technologies: Evidence from technology-related job postings Zachary Mahone: Materials, technology and growth: Quantifying the costs of circularity
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17:25 - 17:45 Break | |
17:45 - 18:45 Meredith Fowlie: The economics of wildfires (Auditorium). Chair: Joëlle Noailly | |
19:00 - 20:30 Dinner (Ristorante) | |