Mission
CEEP will undertake original research into the causes of environmental change, the consequences of this change for humanity, and the policies that can prevent and – where possible – reverse harmful environmental change to ensure sustainable development. CEEP’s goal is to share this knowledge with policymakers, fellow researchers, students, and concerned citizens worldwide. A defining feature of the Center's research is the integration of analytic approaches from economics with the natural sciences and engineering.
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2024-2025 Job Market Students
Placement Director: Robert Metcalfe
R. Daniel (Danny) Bressler
CV * Contact
Fields: Environmental Economics, Public Economics, Health, Climate
Job Market Paper: Breaking Down the Mortality and Social Cost of Carbon
References: Scott Barrett, Geoffrey Heal, Jeffrey Shrader
Tristan Du Puy
CV * Contact
Fields: Environmental Economics and Empirical Industrial Organization
Job Market Paper: An Empirical Model of Agricultural Subsidies with Environmental Externalities
References: Suresh Naidu, Pietro Tebaldi, Wolfram Schlenker, Gautam Gowrisankaran
Tarikua Erda
CV * Contact
Fields: Labor, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Environmental Economics
Job Market Paper: Disasters, Capital, and Productivity
References: Sandra Black, Xavier Giroud, Suresh Naidu, Jeffrey Shrader
Nicolas Longuet-Marx
CV * Contact
Fields: Political Economy, Environmental Economics, and Empirical Industrial Organization
Job Market Paper: Party Lines or Voter Preferences? Explaining Political Realignment
References: Suresh Naidu, Francesco Trebbi, Pietro Tebaldi, Vincent Pons
Marguerite Obolensky
CV * Contact
Fields: Environmental/Climate Economics and Industrial Organization
Job Market Paper: Protect or Prepare? Crop Insurance and Adaptation in a Changing Climate
References: Wolfram Schlenker, Pietro Tebaldi, Gautam Gowrisankaran, Bernard Salanié
Anna Papp
CV * Contact
Fields: Environmental Economics, Labor Economics
Job Market Paper: Who Bears Climate Change Damages? Evidence from the Gig Economy
References: Douglas Almond, Suresh Naidu, Jeffrey Shrader, Robert Metcalfe
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Affiliates
The Center brings together affiliates from the School of International and Public Affiars, Department of Economics, Columbia Business School, as well as The Earth Institute.
Funding
Funding by the School of International and Public Affiars and the The Earth Institute is gratefully acknowledged.