François Bareille

Researcher in Economics (INRAE). Currently in visiting at GSSI, L'Aquila. I study climate change, biodiversity and rock'n'roll.

[Jesse Tack @TackJesse]

New paper: https://t.co/UhJKtzKlvy

One section of our recent @_Food_Policy review article focuses on #ClimateChange econometrics in agriculture, in which we highlight how the Schlenker–Roberts approach has proven robust across multiple crops, regions, and empirical strategies 🧵

[Jesse Tack @TackJesse]

📄 New paper out at @_Food_Policy: https://t.co/UhJKtzKlvy
“Recent Approaches in Agricultural Production Economics: Where the Heck Are the Prices?” — a review of new empirical approaches & how they connect to historical innovations in the field. 🧵

[American Journal of Agricultural Economics @AJAE_AAEA]

[1/10] A thread on "Price incentives and unregulated deforestation: Evidence from Indonesian palm oil mills," by Valentin Guye (@GuyeValentin) and Sebastian Kraus (@smkraus_), https://t.co/QoamVV0J9k

[François Bareille @FBareille]

Message for policymakers:
You don’t need new instruments — better design of exisiting schemes to foster cooperation may be enough.
🎯Small institutional changes in enrollment rules can deliver large biodiversity gains!

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[François Bareille @FBareille]

Promise made, promise kept.
Here’s a short thread on our new Ecological Economics paper (with @ZavalloniMatteo):
"The value of cooperation for biodiversity conservation policies"

👉Link: https://t.co/PvpikciaIh

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[François Bareille @FBareille]

⚠️Not all cooperation rules are equal.

Open-list ABs (where the size of cooperating groups is not restricted by existing members, in the standard open-membership spirit) generate *larger coalitions*, *more connected habitats*, and *more cost-effective conservation*.

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[American Journal of Agricultural Economics @AJAE_AAEA]

[1/8] A thread on "A Meta-Analysis on the Productive Value of Crop Biodiversity" by François Bareille
@FBareille and B. Largier, https://t.co/0kYqyeWIAE

[François Bareille @FBareille]

Link for "A meta-analysis on the productive value of crop biodiversity" (@AJAE_AAEA , with B. Largier):

https://t.co/lVJ4NkXbZ7

[François Bareille @FBareille]

After years in the climate-econ trenches, I’ve resurfaced with two new biodiversity papers out in Ecological Economics (with @ZavalloniMatteo) and American Journal of Agricultural Economics (with B. Largier)

More detailed threads soon (once I’ve recovered from the proofs).

[François Bareille @FBareille]

Link for "The value of cooperation for biodiversity conservation policies" (Ecological Economics, with @ZavalloniMatteo):

https://t.co/PvpikciIxP

[Christophe Gouel @ChristopheGouel]

Quel a été le rôle du commerce dans l'évolution de l'empreinte carbone française entre 2000 et 2014 ?

🧵 J'explore cette question dans un travail récent fait au @CEPII_Paris avec @PierreCotterlaz.

[François Bareille @FBareille]

Thrilled to share my new paper in @JEEM_tweets, coauthored with Raphaël Soubeyran:

We explore how differentiating agglomeration bonus *within* vs. *between* landholdings can make biodiversity policies on habitat agglomeration more effective.

📄 https://t.co/rNFZ8x026C

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[François Bareille @FBareille]

Overall, increasing internal bonuses over external ones allows improving AB cost-effectiveness. Interestingly, landowners mostly enroll individually in such differentiated ABs.

As such, habitat agglomeration doesn’t always need cooperation—it just needs smart incentives.

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[François Bareille @FBareille]

Thrilled to share my new paper in @JEEM_tweets, coauthored with Raphaël Soubeyran:

We explore how differentiating agglomeration bonus *within* vs. *between* landholdings can make biodiversity policies on habitat agglomeration more effective.

📄 https://t.co/rNFZ8x026C

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[François Bareille @FBareille]

To overcome this issue, the regulator must raise external bonuses high enough to make each landowner better off independently.

This makes external conservation more expensive than internal bonuses. Cooperation is costly!

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