Industrial economics
Health economics
Environmental economics
Environmental sciences (chemistry and physics)
Microeconomics II & III
· Advanced econometrics (Natural experiments, selection on observables, two way fixed effects, instrumental variables)
This course explains the various criteria used to assess environmental and climate policies. Key theoretical concepts from environmental economics, such as Pigouvian taxes, the Coase theorem, and cost-benefit analysis, will be discussed, along with their limitations. The course offers a solid introduction and consolidation of knowledge including an empirical policy assessment component, where participants will explore several econometric identification strategies and their associated challenges.