Marie LASSALAS
Associate Professor
Economy
Laboratory: GAEL
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Keywords
- Environmental economics
Biography
Marie Lassalas is an Associate Professor of Economics at Sciences Po Grenoble – UGA. She conducts her research at the Grenoble Laboratory of Applied Economics (GAEL). Her research, which lies at the intersection of environmental economics, agricultural economics, and consumer economics, focuses on the adoption of sustainable behaviors and the evaluation of environmental public policies.
Responsibilities
- Co-direction of the Ecological Transitions track
Current Projects
FAST - Facilitate public Action to exit from pesticides
The FAST project has a budget of €3 million for the period from 2021 to 2026. https://anr.fr/ProjetIA-20-PCPA-0005 It aims to provide sound theoretical and empirical evidence of the effectiveness of a variety of public policies in triggering a large-scale transition to pesticide-free agriculture and to assess the socioeconomic consequences of such a radical change. The general objective of our project is to propose policy and organizational solutions—directly applicable by public decision-makers and stakeholders more broadly—whose effectiveness will have been evaluated using the most advanced techniques, including laboratory and field experiments, research-action approaches, and the use of large-scale simulation models.