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Associate Professor
Karen Fisher-Vanden is an environmental economist who has worked in the
areas of economic instruments for pollution control, economic and integrated
assessment modeling for climate change policy analysis, and the diffusion of
energy efficient technologies in developing and transition economies. Currently
she is studying the effects of market reforms on structural change and
technological diffusion in China and the implications for energy use and
greenhouse gas emissions.
Selected Publications
- Breetz, H. and K. Fisher-Vanden. 2007. Does cost-share replicate
water quality trading projects? implications for a partnership between
cost-share and water quality trading. Review of Agricultural Economics,
29(2):201-215.
- Fisher-Vanden, K., and M.S. Ho. 2007. How do market reforms affect
China’s responsiveness to environmental policy? Journal of Development
Economics, 82:200-233.
- Fisher-Vanden, K., G. Jefferson, J. Ma., J. Xu., 2006. Technology
development and energy productivity in China. Energy Economics,
28(5/6):690-705.
- Fisher-Vanden, K., and M. S. Ho. 2005, How Do Market Reforms Affect China
's Responsiveness to Environmental Policy?, Journal of Development
Economics.
- Breetz, H., K. Fisher-Vanden, H. Jacobs, and C. Schary. 2005, Trust and
Communication: Mechanisms for Increasing Farmers' Participation in Water
Quality Trading. Land Economics 81(2).
- Fisher-Vanden, K., K.G. Jefferson, H. Liu, and Q, Tao, 2004, What is
Driving China's Decline in Energy Intensity? Resource and Energy Economics, 26,
March, pp. 77-97.
Courses
- ENVS 7 Economics and Politics of Global Climate Change
- ENVS 50 Environmental Problem Analysis and Policy Formulation
- ENVS 56 Environmental Economics, Policy and Management
- ENVS 80 Integrated Assessment Modeling
Office: 104 Fairchild
Phone: 603-646-0213
Email: kfv@dartmouth.edu
Web Page: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~kfv
Faculty Directory: http://dfd.dartmouth.edu/directory/show/328
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