09:00 - 10:00      Lucas Bretschger: Climate change and the ultimate resource (Auditorium). Chair: Christa Brunnschweiler

10:00 - 10:45      Coffee Break

10:45 - 12:15      Parallel Sessions 4

Environmental taxes and subsidies (Auditorium)

Trade and the environment: empirics (Sala Balinth)

Etienne Lorang: Material source and waste taxes in competitive equilibrium

Woongchan Jeon: The macroeconomics of clean energy subsidies

Roweno J.R.K. Heijmans: Global policy design

Geir B. Asheim: Complementary climate policies for supply and demand

Jevan Cherniwchan: Free trade and the formation of environmental policy: Evidence from US legislative votes

Elisa Rottner: Is Germany becoming the european pollution haven?

Léo Picard: Cost pass-through in German manufacturing

Sabrina Eisenbarth: Carbon leakage from land-based climate change mitigation measures

Climate policy and air pollution (Sala Eranos)

The effect of regulation on firms (Sala Pioda)

Christos Makridis: The (non)separability of air quality: Evidence from millions of households across the United States

Piero Basaglia:  The spatial distribution of pollution reduction benefits: Quasi-experimental evidence from England

Jonas Grunau: The European Union Emissions Trading System yields large co-benefits from pollution reduction

Bettina Chlond: Affording to pay attention? - Lifetime energy cost in low-income households' investment decisions

Oliver Schenker: Spillovers from plant-differentiated energy efficiency regulation in the Indian cement sector

Erik Hille: Carbon costs and industrial firm performance: Evidence from international microdata

Joëlle Noailly: Does environmental policy uncertainty deter clean-tech FDI?

Helene Ollivier: Equilibrium effects of carbon policy

12:15 - 13:30      Lunch (Ristorante)

13:30 - 21:30      Mountain hike to Cardada-Cimetta followed by conference dinner at Grotto Broggini. Departure by bus at 13:30.