Difference between revisions of "Copenhagen Consensus"
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==Panel of Experts== | ==Panel of Experts== | ||
| − | *Jagdish Bhagwati | + | *[[Jagdish Bhagwati]] |
| − | *Robert Fogel | + | *[[Robert Fogel]] |
| − | *Bruno Frey | + | *[[Bruno Frey]] |
| − | *James Heckman | + | *[[James Heckman]] |
| − | *Justin Yifu Lin | + | *[[Justin Yifu Lin]] |
| − | *Douglass North | + | *[[Douglass North]] |
| − | *Thomas Schelling | + | *[[Thomas Schelling]] |
| − | *Vernon L. Smith | + | *[[Vernon L. Smith]] |
| − | *Nancy Stokey | + | *[[Nancy Stokey]] |
==Challenge Paper authors== | ==Challenge Paper authors== | ||
Revision as of 10:31, 5 March 2004
The Copenhagen Consensus is an attempt by Bjorn Lomborg's Environmental Assessment Institute to influence global priorities away from some of the major environmental concerns.
Due to take place in May 2004, it will take the form of a meeting of a selection of economists, who will consider a set of "challenge papers" on subjects such as education and climate change, and prioritise economic solutions to these problems.
Panel of Experts
- Jagdish Bhagwati
- Robert Fogel
- Bruno Frey
- James Heckman
- Justin Yifu Lin
- Douglass North
- Thomas Schelling
- Vernon L. Smith
- Nancy Stokey
Challenge Paper authors
- Professor Kym Anderson - Subsidies and Trade Barriers
- Professor Jere Behrman - Malnutrition and Hunger
- Senior Fellow, Dr. William R. Cline - Climate Change
- Professor Paul Collier - Conflicts
- Professor Barry Eichengreen - Financial Instability
- Professor W. Michael Hanemann - Sanitation and Water
- Professor Phillip L. Martin - Population: Migration
- Professor Anne Mills - Communicable Diseases
- Lecturer, Dr. Lant Pritchett - Education
- Professor Susan Rose-Ackerman - Government and Corruption
