Joint with : the departments of economics of the universities of Montréal, Québec à Montréal, McGill and HEC Montréal
Organizers : Hassan Benchekroun (McGill U.), Robert Cairns (McGill U.), Gérard Gaudet (U. de Montréal), Justin Leroux (HEC Montréal), Ngo Van Long (McGill U.) and Charles Séguin (UQAM)
Location : McGill University, Leacock Building, 855 Sherbrooke Street West, Room 541
Time : 9:00 – 12:00
N.B. The first two meetings (September 15 and 22) will exceptionally begin at 10 am.
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Workshop Poster
(For a list of past workshops, please click here.)
15 September 2017, 10 am
Geir Asheim (University of Oslo)
Hartwick’s Rule
22 September 2017, 10 am
Karel Janda (Charles University)
Solar Electricity in Czech Republic and Slovakia (Empirical)
29 September 2017
NO WORKSHOP : CREE Conference https://economics.ca/cree/2017/
6 October 2017
Louis Hotte (University of Ottawa)
The Consequences of Betrayal : A Theory of Resource Use and Conflict
Katherine Wagner (Ph.D. student, Yale University)
Crowding In with Joint Production of a Public Good : Evidence from Volunteerism in National Parks
13 October 2017
NO WORKSHOP : Workshop on Dynamic Games in Management Science http://www.hec.ca/en/events/9th-Workshop-on-Dynamic-Games-in-Management-Science.html
20 October 2017
NO WORKSHOP : Conference in Honor of John Hartwick http://jdi.queensu.ca/events and Joint Conference : Canadian Society for Ecological Economics and Economics for the Anthropocene Partnership (CANSEE) http://montreal2017.cansee.ca/en/home/
27 October 2017
Special Workshop in Memory of Pierre Lasserre
This workshop will exceptionally be held at UQAM, Pavillon J.-A.-DeSève, 320 Sainte-Catherine Street East, room DS-R340, 8:30-17:00.
Program link : https://cireqmontreal.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/2017WorkshopPierreLasserreProgram.pdf
Registration is free but required (deadline : October 5, 2017) : https://seguincharles.typeform.com/to/uLqn8a
Julien Daubanes (University of Copenhagen)
Optimum Commodity Taxation with a Non-Renewable Resource
Steve Salant (University of Michigan)
Should Congestion Tolls be Set by the Government of the Private Sector? The Knight-Pigou Debate Revisited
Cees Withagen (VU University)
Limit Pricing, Climate Policies and Imperfect Substitution
Gerard van der Meijden (VU University)
On OPEC, Shale Oil, and Global Warming
John Hartwick (Queen’s University)
Fleurbaey on Sustainable Programs
Margaret Insley (University of Waterloo)
Timing of Climate Change Policies : A Differential Game under Uncertainty
Jérémy Laurent-Lucchetti (University of Geneva)
Information Dividend of Democracy : Impact on Political Stability and Redistribution
Felix Munoz-Garcia (Washington State University)
Conservation Procurement Auctions with Bidirectional Externalities
3 November 2017
Guillaume Lord (McGill University)
International Environmental Agreements with Two Pollutants
Mingying Zhu (University of Ottawa)
Air Pollution as a Cause of Sleeplessness: Social Media Evidence from a Panel of Chinese Cities
David Benatia (Université de Montréal)
Functional Econometrics of Multi-Unit Auctions : An Application to the New York Electricity Market
10 November 2017
Shi-Ling Hsu (Florida State University)
Cooperation and Turnover in Law Faculties
Martino Pelli (Université de Sherbrooke)
Forest Cover and the Market for Fuelwood in Rural India
17 November 2017
Justin Caron (HEC Montréal)
Exploring the Impacts of a National U.S. CO2 Tax and Revenue Recycling Options with a Coupled Electricity-Economy Model
Jie He (Université de Sherbrooke)
Impact of Psychological Effects on Willingness to Pay for Better Air Quality : The Case of Nanjing, China
24 November 2017
Aude Pommeret (City University of Hong Kong)
Energy Transition with Variable and Intermittent Renewable Electricity Generation
Emel Pokam (Université de Montréal)
Trade of an Exhaustible Resource with Multilateral Externality
1 December 2017
Anthony Heyes (Université d’Ottawa)
Temperature and Judgement
Stefania Strantza (Concordia University)
International Environmental Agreements – Stability with Transfers among Countries
