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Curriculum Vitae Vincent
Linderhof holds a masters in econometrics and a PhD in economics with his
thesis titled Household demand for energy, water and the collection of
waste: a micro econometric analysis. He
has more than 10 years of experience in the field of applied environmental
economic research. His research topics include the economic aspects of the waste
market, water quality (Water Framework Directive), the liberalised energy
market, household behaviour, the valuation of the environment, and the
integrated assessment of environmental policies. Throughout the years, he has
gained experience with a wide range of techniques, such as applied general
equilibrium modelling, macro-economic, contingent valuation technique/choice
modelling. His scientific contributions consists of 7
publications, more than 10 conference papers and more than 10 presentations.
Currently, his main research interest is in applied environmental economic
research specialized in water related issues. Read more on his research: Extended CV, Publication list and Work in progress. |
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PhD in economic, University of Groningen, the |
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1993 |
MSc in econometrics, University of Amsterdam, the |
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2007 to present |
Economic Researcher, Agricultural Economics Research Institute (LEI), |