Elizabeth Baldwin

Associate Professor of Economics

Department of Economics

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Elizabeth is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, and the Roger Van Noorden Fellow in Economics at Hertford College, Oxford University. Her research interests are the economics of climate change, and consumer choice between indivisible goods. The latter has applications to both auction theory and matching.

Macro shot of green leaf

Finance

Scaling finance and investment for rapid nature recovery at a global scale.

Two turtle doves

Combinatorial auction for turtle dove habitat

Using reverse auctions to maximise cost effectiveness of habitat creation project.

Blended finance for nature recovery

Rethinking investment in England’s natural environment

Designing effective Nature Restoration Funds in theory and practice

Collating the evidence from theory and nature restoration funds around the world to inform the next generation of conservation compensation funds

Publications LCNR associated Finance

How an auction is helping Britain’s turtle doves

The Economist (2021)

The Economist coverage of the Combinatorial auction for turtle dove habitat project.

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Economists develop UK subsidy auction to save endangered turtle dove

The FT (2021)

Financial times coverage of the Combinatorial auction for turtle dove habitat project.

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Post-Brexit farm subsidy plans will see landowners paid to protect turtle doves

The Telegraph (2021)

Daily Telegraph coverage of the Combinatorial auction for turtle dove habitat project.

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