Miljøøkonomisk konference 2013
De Økonomiske Råds Sekretariat arrangerede den 6. årlige miljøøkonomiske konference for alle med miljøøkonomisk og miljøpolitisk interesse på Skodsborg Hotel og Spa den 26.-27. august 2013.
Abstracts 2013
26. august 2013
Keynote sessioner
Professor Agnar Sandmo, Norwegian School of Economics: Economic policy and the environment.
Professor Andrew Plantinga, Oregon State University: Land use and wildlife conservation.
Øvrige sessioner i Dannersalonen
Macro modeling of environmental problems: When and how? (H.S. Næss-Schmidt)
External accident costs and vehicle weight in Denmark (T.B. Bjørner)
Transnational valuation of biodiversity and ecosystem services (J.B. Jacobsen)
Sessioner i Louisesalen
The effect of emissions information on housing prices in Germany (K. Veie)
Applied welfare bio-economics (N. Vestergaard)
The road to a more site-specific N-regulation in Denmark - a follow-up on NLK recommendations (B. Jacobsen)
27. august 2013
1. session (Dannersalonen)
Estimating recreational use values (C.U. Jensen)
Råd om miljøet - hvad er den samfundsøkonomiske effekt af at følge dem? (C. Damgaard)
Integration of ecosystem services approach in implementation of the water framework and flood directives (C. van Breugel)
1. session (Louisesalen)
Identifying the relationship between spatial externalities and the sales price of apartments in central Copenhagen (T.E. Panduro)
Productivity in Green Enterprises - A quantitative analysis using prepensity score matching (L.L. Rants)
An investigation of nationality and distance dependence for biodiversity (F. Bakhtiari)
2. session (Dannersalonen)
Analysis of two tax systems as incentives to reduce phosphorus application (L.B. Hansen)
Economics and certification of sustainable buildings (L. Raffnsøe)
Predicting environmentally motivated choice behaviour through the lens of human values: Insights from Canada (B. Steiner)
2. session (Louisesalen)
Risk perceptions and environmental attitudes - the case of ecological engineering in the Baltic Sea (M. Zandersen)
Forest owners' willingness to provide ecosystem services on private land (S.E. Vedel)
Wildlife reserves, stocks and hunting outcome with smart wildlife (F. Jensen)
3. session (Dannersalonen)
Uniform CO2 tax in Denmark (J.S. Kirk)
Ecosystem externalities of fishing (L. Ravn-Jonsen)
Payment for ecosystem services (B. Hasler)
Economics of ecosystem based management: The fishery case (P. Andersen)
3. session (Louisesalen)
The implication of extreme events on policy responses: The case of climate change and terror (U.S. Brandt)
Sustainable nuclear energy (B.L. Andersen)
Energy projection: Method and results (L. Otto)
Biofuel sustainability - dealing with indirect land use change (M.B. Hansen)
Præsentationer 2013
Keynote sessioner
Economic policy and the environment (Professor Agnar Sandmo, Norwegian School of Economics)
Land use and wildlife conservation (Professor Andrew Plantinga, Oregon State University)
Øvrige sessioner i Dannersalonen
Macro modeling of environmental problems: When and how? (H.S. Næss-Schmidt)
Transnational valuation of biodiversity and ecosystem services (J.B. Jacobsen)
Estimating recreational use values (C.U. Jensen)
Analysis of two tax systems as incentives to reduce phosphorus application (L.B. Hansen)
Economics and certification of sustainable buildings (L. Raffnsøe)
Uniform CO2 tax in Denmark (J.S. Kirk)
Ecosystem externalities of fishing (L. Ravn-Jonsen)
Economics of ecosystem based management: The fishery case (P. Andersen)
Øvrige sessioner i Louisesalen
Energy Projection - method and result (L. Otto)
The effect of emissions information on housing prices in Germany (K. Veie)
The road to a more site-specific N-regulation in Denmark - a follow-up on NLK recommendations (B. Jacobsen)
Productivity in Green Enterprises - A quantitative analysis using prepensity score matching (L.L. Rants)
Risk perceptions and environmental attitudes - the case of ecological engineering in the Baltic Sea (M. Zandersen)
Forest owners' willingness to provide ecosystem services on private land (S.E. Vedel)
Wildlife reserves, stocks and hunting outcome with smart wildlife (F. Jensen)
The implication of extreme events on policy responses: The case of climate change and terror (U.S. Brandt)
Sustainable nuclear energy (B.L. Andersen)
Biofuel sustainability - dealing with indirect land use change (M.B. Hansen)