Resource and Energy Economics

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2011, volume 33, articles 4

Estimating Armington elasticities for sawnwood and application to the French Forest Sector Model pp. 771-781

Alexandre Sauquet, Franck Lecocq, Philippe Delacote, Sylvain Caurla, Ahmed Barkaoui and Serge Garcia

Energy distribution and economic growth pp. 782-797

Carl-Johan Dalgaard and Holger Strulik

Efficiency properties of binary ecolabeling pp. 798-819

Yoshifumi Konishi

Rethinking real-time electricity pricing pp. 820-842

Hunt Allcott

Prices vs. quantities in a dynamic problem: Externalities from resource extraction pp. 843-854

R. J. Briggs

Options introduction and volatility in the EU ETS pp. 855-880

Julien Chevallier, Yannick Le Pen and Benoît Sévi

Co-optimization of enhanced oil recovery and carbon sequestration pp. 893-912

Andrew Leach, Charles Mason and Veld, Klaas van ‘t

Timing of innovation policies when carbon emissions are restricted: An applied general equilibrium analysis pp. 913-937

Tom-Reiel Heggedal and Karl Jacobsen

Climate change mitigation options and directed technical change: A decentralized equilibrium analysis pp. 938-962

André Grimaud, Gilles Lafforgue and Bertrand Magné

Growth effects of carbon policies: Applying a fully dynamic CGE model with heterogeneous capital pp. 963-980

Lucas Bretschger, Roger Ramer and Florentine Schwark

Renewable resource and capital with a joy-of-giving resource bequest motive pp. 981-994

Thierry Bréchet and Stéphane Lambrecht

Intergenerational externalities, sustainability and welfare—The ambiguous effect of optimal policies on resource depletion pp. 995-1014

Simone Valente

Socially responsible investment in an environmental overlapping generations model pp. 1015-1027

Lammertjan Dam

Relative consumption and renewable resource extraction under alternative property-rights regimes pp. 1028-1053

Francisco Alvarez-Cuadrado and Ngo Long

2011, volume 33, articles 3

Environmental crises' regulations, tradable permits and the adoption of new technologies pp. 455-476

Jessica Coria

Electoral competition with environmental policy as a second best transfer pp. 477-495

Shinya Kawahara

Optimal taxation of externalities interacting through markets: A theoretical general equilibrium analysis pp. 496-514

Xiaolin Ren, Don Fullerton and John Braden

Contingent valuation with heterogeneous reasons for uncertainty pp. 515-526

Daniel Petrolia and Tae-Goun Kim

Incomplete model specification in a multi-pollutants setting: The case of climate change and acidification pp. 527-543

Sophie Legras

Optimal taxation with joint production of agriculture and rural amenities pp. 544-553

Georges Casamatta, Gordon Rausser and Leo Simon

A comparison of responses to single and repeated discrete choice questions pp. 554-571

Ben McNair, Jeffrey Bennett and David Hensher

Collective voluntary agreements to eliminate polluting products pp. 572-588

Rasha Ahmed and Kathleen Segerson

A cost-benefit analysis of moose harvesting in Scandinavia. A stage structured modelling approach pp. 589-611

Jon Olaf Olaussen and Anders Skonhoft

The optimal depletion of exhaustible resources: A complete characterization pp. 612-636

Hassan Benchekroun and Cees Withagen

Convergence in per capita CO2 emissions: A robust distributional approach pp. 637-665

Carlos Ordás Criado and Jean-Marie Grether

The effects of environmental policies on the abatement investment decisions of a green firm pp. 666-685

Enrico Saltari and Giuseppe Travaglini

Willingness to pay for electric vehicles and their attributes pp. 686-705

Michael K. Hidrue, George Parsons, Willett Kempton and Meryl P. Gardner

Identifying the scope effect on a meta-analysis of biodiversity valuation studies pp. 706-724

Elena Ojea and Maria Loureiro

A nearly complete test of a capital accumulating, vertically integrated, nonrenewable resource extracting theory of a competitive firm pp. 725-744

Michael Caputo

A contingent grouping approach for stated preferences pp. 745-755

Raul Brey, Olvar Bergland and Pere Riera

A remark on R.S. Pindyck: "Irreversibilities and the timing of environmental policy" pp. 756-760

Nils Framstad

Solving optimal timing problems in environmental economics pp. 761-768

Metin Balikcioglu, Paul Fackler and Robert Pindyck

2011, volume 33, articles 2

Introduction to choice & the environment: A special issue in honor of Thomas D. Crocker pp. 351-354

Jason Shogren, Edward Barbier and John Tschirhart

The devil in the details: Non-convexities in ecosystem service provision pp. 355-365

Gardner Brown, Trista Patterson and Nicholas Cain

Restricted capacity and rent dissipation in a regulated open access fishery pp. 366-380

Robert T. Deacon, David Finnoff and John Tschirhart

Valuing risk reductions: Incorporating risk heterogeneity into a revealed preference framework pp. 381-397

Carol R. Scotton and Laura Taylor

On stockpiling natural resources pp. 398-409

Charles Mason

Willingness to pay for improving fatality risks and asthma symptoms: Values for children and adults of all ages pp. 410-425

Glenn Blomquist, Mark Dickie and Richard M. O'Conor

Joint determination of biological encephalization, economic specialization pp. 426-439

Richard Horan, Jason Shogren and Erwin Bulte

The curse of natural resources: An empirical investigation of U.S. counties pp. 440-453

Alexander James and David Aadland

2011, volume 33, articles 1

Losses from competition in a dynamic game model of a renewable resource oligopoly pp. 1-11

Kenji Fujiwara

Industrial coal demand in China: A provincial analysis pp. 12-35

Cristina Cattaneo, Matteo Manera and Elisa Scarpa

Research cooperation and international standards in a model of coalition stability pp. 36-54

Kai Lessmann and Ottmar Edenhofer

Why do ICDPs fail?: The relationship between agriculture, hunting and ecotourism in wildlife conservation pp. 55-78

Ralph Winkler

On the relationship between the provision of waste management service and illegal dumping pp. 79-93

Daisuke Ichinose and Masashi Yamamoto

Damned if you do, damned if you do not--Reduced Climate Impact vs. Sustainable Forests in Sweden pp. 94-106

Erik Geijer, Göran Bostedt and Runar Brännlund

Using revealed and stated preference data to estimate the scope and access benefits associated with cave diving pp. 107-118

O. Ashton Morgan and William L. Huth

Use of the Internet for willingness-to-pay surveys: A comparison of face-to-face and web-based interviews pp. 119-129

Jytte Seested Nielsen

A framework for estimating willingness-to-pay to avoid endogenous environmental risks pp. 130-154

Yoshifumi Konishi and Kenji Adachi

Forest management: Are double or mixed rotations preferable to clear cutting? pp. 155-171

Olfa Khazri and Pierre Lasserre

Does trade liberalization increase global pollution? pp. 172-178

Hamid Beladi and Reza Oladi

Emission taxes and the market for abatement goods and services pp. 179-191

Maia David, Alain-Désiré Nimubona and Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné

The efficiency of voluntary incentive policies for preventing biodiversity loss pp. 192-211

David Lewis, Andrew J. Plantinga, Erik Nelson and Stephen Polasky

Market power and output-based refunding of environmental policy revenues pp. 212-230

Carolyn Fischer

Green tax reforms and habits pp. 231-246

Carlos de Miguel and Baltasar Manzano

The European Union's potential for strategic emissions trading through permit sales contracts pp. 247-267

Johan Eyckmans and Cathrine Hagem

Tradable permit allocations and sequential choice pp. 268-278

Ian MacKenzie

Sources of energy productivity growth and its distribution dynamics in China pp. 279-292

Chunhua Wang

Can unbiased be tighter? Assessment of methods to reduce the bias-variance trade-off in WTP estimation pp. 293-314

Margarita Genius and Elisabetta Strazzera

A pseudo-panel data model of household electricity demand pp. 315-325

Jean-Thomas Bernard, Denis Bolduc and Nadege Yameogo

Interdependencies in the energy-bioenergy-food price systems: A cointegration analysis pp. 326-348

Pavel Ciaian and d'Artis Kancs