Programm
Nachwuchsworkshop „Umwelt‐ und Ressourcenökonomie“
9.–10. Februar 2015
Universität Hamburg
Montag, 9.2.2015
09:00-09:15
Ankunft und Registrierung
09:15-09:30
09:30-11:00
Begrüßung
Session 1: Anpassung an Klimawandel
Chair: Claudia Schwirplies
Session 2: Förderung erneuerbarer
Energien
Chair: Johannes Jarke
Gabriel Bachner (Uni Graz) „Land
Transport Systems under Climate
Change: A Macroeconomic Assessment
of Impacts and Adaptation Measures for
the Case of Austria“
Nils Günter May (DIW Berlin)
“Intermittency of Wind Power: The
Impact of the Market Premium Scheme
and Alternative Policies”
Marius Paschen (Uni Oldenburg)
“Adapting long-lived infrastructure to
uncertain and transient change”
Kira Lancker (Uni Kiel) “Learning
spillovers, increasing marginal costs and
the efficiency of differentiated renewable
energy support policies”
Claudia Schwirplies (Uni Kassel)
“Adaptation vs. climate protection:
Responses to climate change and policy
preferences of individuals in China,
Germany, and the USA”
Johannes Jarke (Uni Hamburg) “Do
Renewable Energy Policies Reduce
Emissions? On Caps and Inter-Sectoral
Leakage”
11:00-11:30
Pause
11:30-12:30
Session 3: Umweltregulierung und die
Standortwahl von Unternehmen
Chair: Daniel Nachtigall
Session 4: Strommärkte und
Stromversorgung
Chair: Grischa Perino
Melanie Hiller (Viadrina) “Border
Adjustments: Avoiding Carbon Leakage
while Restoring Competition
Neutrality?”
Roland Kube (Uni Münster) „Local effects
of electrification policies on
environmental quality - Evidence from
Brazil”
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Daniel Nachtigall (FU Berlin) „Optimal
dynamic carbon pricing under firm
relocation“
Martin Baikowski (Uni Münster) “On the
importance of electricity market design
parameters”
12:30-14:00
Mittagessen + Pause
14:00-15:15
Panelsession: Umwelt- und Energieökonomik in der Politikberatung
Prof. Dr. Andreas Löschel (Universität Münster)
PD Dr. Christian Growitsch (HWWI Hamburg)
Chair: Andreas Lange
15:15-15:45
Pause
15:45-16:45
Session 5: Sozialer Status
Chair: Andreas Lange
Session 6: Anpassung an Katastrophen
Chair: Jascha Tutt
Martin Malte (FernUni Hagen) „Social
Comparisons and External Effects“
Marie-Catherine Riekhof (Uni Kiel)
“Ownership of the Commons and
Informal Insurance against Climate
Shocks”
Sophie-Lian Zhou (Uni Bonn)
“Conspicuous Conservation and
Balanced Growth Path: An Uzawa-Lucas
Model with Leisure Choice,
Environmental Externality and Social
Status”
Jascha Tutt (Uni Hamburg) “Behavioral
Responses on Natural Disasters: Empirical
Evidence from a Natural Experiment in
Germany”
16:45-17:00
Pause
17:00-18:00
Session 7: Empirische Studien
Chair: Jing Dai
Session 8: Freiwillige Beiträge
Chair: Andreas Lange
Robert Germeshausen (ZEW
Mannheim) “Investigating the Influence
of Firm Characteristics on the Ability to
Exercise Market Power - A Stochastic
Frontier Analysis Approach with an
Application to the Iron Ore Market”
Gunnar Gutsche (Uni Kassel) “The
importance of sustainability and
transparency labels in investment
decisions between conventional and
sustainable mutual funds”
Jing Dai (Uni Kassel) “An empirical
analysis of attitudes towards
distributional effects of the energy
transition in Germany”
Martin Kesternich (ZEW Mannheim) “The
impact of matching grants and price
rebates on the demand for voluntary
carbon offsets: Field experimental
evidence from the long-distance bus
market in Germany”
18:30-20:30
Gemeinsames Abendessen
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Dienstag, 10.2.2015
09:15-10:45
Session 9: Kooperation und Asymmetrie
Chair: Israel Waichman
Session 10: Besteuerung von
Treibhausgasen
Chair: Grischa Perino
Stephan Wolf (Uni Freiburg)
“Intergenerationelle
Ressourcenverteilung hinter dem
Rawlsschen Schleier: Ein ökonomisches
Experiment”
Max Franks (PIK und TU Berlin) „Why
finance ministers favor carbon taxes, even
if they do not take climate change into
account“
Achim Hagen (Uni Oldenburg)
„International environmental
agreements with asymmetric countries:
climate clubs vs. global cooperation“
Linus Mattauch (MCC) “A public finance
perspective on climate policy: Six
interactions that may enhance welfare”
Israel Waichman (Uni Heidelberg)
„Revising the Common View:
Asymmetry can Improve the Chances of
Avoiding Catastrophic Climate Change“
Karl Zimmermann (TU Berlin) “Time
Consistency Aspects of non-cooperative
Carbon Taxation”
10:45-11:00
Pause
11:00-12:30
Session 11: Subjektive Einschätzungen
Chair: Sonja Köke
Session 12: Umweltkatastrophen
Chair: Nicole Glanemann
Moritz Drupp (Uni Kiel) „Discounting
Disentangled: An expert survey on the
determinants of the long-term social
discount rate“
Christin Erb (Uni Bern) „Do We Need to
Adapt? Heat Waves and their Impact on
Regional Welfare in Switzerland“
Sonja Köke (Uni Hamburg) “The Ranking
Measure of Life Satisfaction: a
Constructive Critique”
Malte Jahn (HWWI) “Regional costs and
benefits of adaptation to extreme
weather events: A SCGE-based analysis”
Nicole Glanemann (Uni Hamburg) “Global
Warming and a Potential Tipping Point in
the Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation:
The Role of Risk Aversion”
12:30-14:00
Mittagessen
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14:00–15:00
15:00
Session 13: Instrumente – Theorie
Chair: Johannes Jarke
Session 14: Politische Ökonomik
Chair: Robert Schmidt
Sarina Steinmann (Uni Bern) „A Second
Best Optimal Solution for Pollution
Control in Multi-Polluter Networks with
Heterogeneously Distributed Pollution”
Joschka Gerigk (ETH Zürich) „Lobbying,
environmental policy, and international
competitiveness“
Tobias Pfrommer (Uni Heidelberg)
“Learning by Negligence - Torts,
Experimentation, and the Value of
Information”
Philipp Richter (DIW Berlin) “Strategic
Environmental Policy in General
Equilibrium”
Verabschiedung
Alle Sessions mit ungerader Nummer und die Panelveranstaltungen finden in Raum 4011/13 und die
Sessions mit gerader Nummer in Raum 4030/31 statt.
Veranstaltungsort
Der Workshop findet in den Räumen des Hamburg Center for Health Economics (HCHE) in der
Esplanade 36 statt (das ist das Gebäude der Spielbank). Die Lage des Gebäudes und des Einganges
entnehmen Sie bitte der beiliegenden Wegbeschreibung. Die Räume befinden sich im 4. Stock.
Verpflegung
Die Mittagessen (Buffet-Style) und Kaffeepausen finden im Foyer des HCHE statt.
Unterkunft
Eine Unterkunft müssen Sie in Eigenregie organisieren. Die Kosten werden nicht vom Veranstalter
übernommen.
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