The 2019 IAERE Young Environmental Economist Award was awarded
ex-equo to:
Tomas BADURA
Centre for Social and Economic Research on the Global Environment (CSERGE), University of East Anglia, UK
Paper: A new approach to capturing the spatial dimensions of value within choice experiments
The award motivation is the following: The paper is methodologically advanced, innovative and well written. It proposes and implements a novel approach to incorporating space within the design and presentation of stated preference choice experiments using individually generated maps, tailored to each respondent’s home location.
Elisabetta CORNAGO
OECD, France
Paper: Evaluating the impact of urban road pricing on the use of green transport modes: The case of Milan
The award motivation is the following: The paper investigates empirically the effect of congestion pricing on the demand for zero-emission transport modes, focusing on Milan’s congestion charge on the use of bike sharing. It contributes to the ongoing debate on a relevant topic providing very useful insights and clear policy indications.
The Award was announced at the Seventh
IAERE Annual Conference hosted by the Department of Economics and Statistics
- Univerty of Udine on February 7-8, 2019.