footer all slides 2014-02-06 SLUUMU
RB Almedalen 2017

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”Föreställningen att miljötillståndet försämras på grund av en växande konsumtion överensstämmer inte med fakta, åtminstone inte för svensk del”

CERE:s Bengt Kriström kommenterar en debattartikel i DN av Lin Lerpold och Örjan Sjöberg. Deras debattartikel efterlyser hårdare tag från regeringens sida för att minska konsumtionen medan Bengt menar på att det ”som behövs är en politik som inriktar sig på problemen, exempelvis miljöproblemen som sådana, inte konsumtionen i sig.”

Läs Bengt Kriströms replik: ”Fokusera på problemen, inte konsumtionen”, publicerad på DN.se 11 oktober 2016.

Läs debattartikeln: ”Regeringen missar målet: konsumtionen måste minska” av forskarna Lin Lerpold och Örjan Sjöberg, publicerad på DN.se 8 oktober 2016.

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Comparative studies of Sweden against UK, France, Germany, and America generally reveal that natural capital has declined, while produced capital has increased over time. The reason being extra investments that were dedicated to infrastructural and manufacturing sectors during the second industrialization revolution.

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Tradable permits for greenhouse gases are growing in popularity as one of the available tools to tackle climate change. How should these be handled in cost-benefit analysis?

According to CERE working paper 2016-14 and its author Per-Olov Johansson, it would be a mistake to value permits at the global marginal damage cost. Also, it would be a mistake to treat permits as a transfer within the private sector. These considerations are key to both researchers and practitioners conducting cost-benefit analysis including tradable permits.

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KLARIZZEIn the Autumn of 2016, Dr Klarizze Anne Martin Puzon joined SLU and CERE as Browaldh fellow. She obtained her graduate in France and was a visiting researcher in Spain. She is interested in resource economics, environmental economics, political economy, and experimental methods.

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bok“What is the effect of the CO2 tax on environmental performance and profitability of firms? Does including emissions in productivity measurement of the industrial firm matter? Did the introduction of the EU ETS spur technological development in the Swedish industrial firm?” Which air pollutant inhibits production most when regulated?

A new book by researchers Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf, Tommy Lundgren, Per-Olov Marklund, and Wenchao Zhou analyses firm level data from 1990 to 2008 to evaluate the role of climate policy on Swedish industrial firms’ environmental and economic performance. Sweden is an interesting case worth to study with many learned lessons when it comes to environmental policy design and implementation.

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Publikationer

Broberg, T. & Egüez, A. Blame it on the Owner – Ownership and Energy Performance of Multidwelling Buildings. pdfDownload
Ratti, M.L. The Economics of Natural Disasters: an Overview of the Current Research Issues and Methods. pdfDownload
Krishnamurthy, C.K. Managing Water: Rights, Markets, and Welfare. pdfDownload
Amjadi, G., Lundgren, T., Persson, L. & Zhang, S. The Rebound Effect in Swedish Heavy Industry. pdfRead