Ing-Marie Gren

Biographic Data

ID	6015792
NAME	Ing-Marie Gren
GIVEN NAMES	Ing-Marie
FAMILY NAME	Gren
SIGNATURE	GREN I
AFFILIATIONS	Department of Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	26
TOTAL CITATIONS	28
AUTHOR COUNT	26
EDITOR COUNT	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1993
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2025
H-INDEX	3

Cost-efficient allocation of ship measures and harvest of aquatic invasive species – An application to invasive crabs on the west coast of Sweden
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2025References: 1
Evaluation of cost efficiency in hydropower-related biodiversity restoration projects in Sweden – a stochastic frontier approach
Open AccessWondmagegn Tafesse Tirkaso, Ing-Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEJournal of Environmental Planning…2023
Various restoration projects intended to mitigate the adverse ecological effects of hydropower plants, e.g. by restoration of fish habitats and spawning grounds, have been implemented in different parts of the world. However, it is unclear whether these projects are in line with least-cost principles. In this study, we estimated the cost efficiency level for different biodiversity mitigation measures in Sweden by using stochastic frontier analysi…
A trading market for uncertain carbon removal by land use in the EU
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie GrenARTICLEForest Policy and Economics2023References: 1
This paper designs a trading market for uncertain carbon removal from uptake and reduced leakage by restoration of drained peatland, forest management and afforestation in the EU countries. A cost-efficient design of the quantification of carbon removals takes uncertainty into account by introducing a risk premium that differs between countries and measures. Given the cost-efficient design with risk premiums, the marginal and total costs of achie…
Comparative resilience of US and EU meat processing to the Covid19 pandemic
Open AccessAzzeddine Azzam, Ing-Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEFood Policy2023References: 10
Economic activity and distribution of an invasive species: Evidence from night-time lights satellite imagery data
Open AccessGeorge Marbuah, Ing-Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2021
Refunding of a climate tax on food consumption in Sweden
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEFood Policy2021Cited by: 2References: 3
This paper examines the implications of imposing a climate tax on food consumption in Sweden combined with refunding of the tax revenues to farmers for selected agricultural activities enhancing ecosystem services: restoration of drained peatland (carbon sequestration), maintenance of grassland (biodiversity), and construction of wetlands (nutrient regulation). A partial equilibrium model of the agricultural sector is used to assess economic and …
Stacking of abatement credits for cost-effective achievement of climate and water targets
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2019Cited by: 1
In a stacking system abatement measures with simultaneous effects on climate and water targets, such as wetland construction and cultivation of energy crops, are credited for the abatement of multiple pollutants. In this study we calculated and compared the abatement costs of achieving multiple environmental targets with and without stacking under different policy regimes (emissions trading, charge, standards). To this end, a static mixed integer…
Hunters' trade-off in valuation of different game animals in Sweden
Open AccessMarc Engelman, Carl-Johan Lagerkvist et al.ARTICLEForest Policy and Economics2018Cited by: 1References: 1
Policy design for forest carbon sequestration: A review of the literature
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEForest Policy and Economics2016
Forest carbon enhancement provides a low-cost opportunity in climate policy, but needs efficient policy design to be implemented. This paper reviews studies in economics on efficient design of policies for forest carbon sequestration and compares their findings against design systems in practice. Specific design problems are associated with the heterogeneity of landowners, uncertainty, additionality, and permanence in carbon projects. Different t…
Effects of an environmental tax on meat and dairy consumption in Sweden
Open AccessSarah Säll, Ing-Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEFood Policy2015Cited by: 15References: 2
Revealed payments for biodiversity protection in Swedish forests
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEForest Policy and Economics2012References: 2
Does Divergence of Nutrient Load Measurements Matter for Successful Mitigation of Marine Eutrophication
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2012Cited by: 3References: 31
Ecosystem services and regional development: An application to Sweden
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2009
Costs of Alien Invasive Species in Sweden
Ing-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2009Cited by: 2
The purpose of this paper is to present calculations of total costs of 13 alien invasive species (AIS) in Sweden. All species are subject to control by Swedish public authorities, and estimates for most AIS include either damage cost or actual control cost. The results indicate a total annual cost between approximately 1620 and 5080 million SEK, which correspond to SEK 175 and SEK 565 per capita in Sweden. The estimates are well within the range …
Adaptation and mitigation strategies for controlling stochastic water pollution: An application to the Baltic Sea
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie GrenARTICLEEcological Economics2008
Management of eutrophicated coastal ecosystems: A synopsis of the literature with emphasis on theory and methodology
Open AccessKatarina Elofsson, Henk Folmer et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2003
Cooperation with respect to cleaning of an international water body with stochastic environmental damage: The case of the Baltic Sea
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2003
Giving Advice on Cost Effective Measures for a Cleaner Baltic Sea: A Challenge for Science
Fredrik Wulff, Erik Bonsdorff et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2001Cited by: 4
The Baltic Sea is one of the world's seas that is most severely affected by human activities. Although there is an international agreement that nutrient input to the Baltic should be reduced, the measures taken so far have not resulted in major reductions in nutrient inputs nor in environmental improvements. The reasons for this are partly due to lack of knowledge on large-scale relationships and couplings between physics, biogeochemistry and eco…
Giving Advice on Cost Effective Measures for a Cleaner Baltic Sea: A Challenge for Science
Fredrik Wulff, Erik Bonsdorff et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2001References: 27
The Baltic Sea is one of the world's seas that is most severely affected by human activities. Although there is an international agreement that nutrient input to the Baltic should be reduced, the measures taken so far have not resulted in major reductions in nutrient inputs nor in environmental improvements. The reasons for this are partly due to lack of knowledge on large-scale relationships and couplings between physics, biogeochemistry and eco…
Economic criteria for using wetlands as nitrogen sinks under uncertainty
Open AccessOlof Byström, Hans Andersson et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2000
Value of land as a pollutant sink for international waters
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie GrenARTICLEEcological Economics1999
Managing nutrient fluxes and pollution in the Baltic: An interdisciplinary simulation study
Open AccessR Kerry Turner, Stavros Georgiou et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics1999
The social response to environmental risk — Policy formulation in an age of uncertainty
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie GrenARTICLEEcological Economics1995
Innovation in environmental policy, economic and legal aspects of recent developments in environment and liability
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie GrenARTICLEEcological Economics1994
Alternative nitrogen reduction policies in the Mälar region, Sweden
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie GrenARTICLEEcological Economics1993

Effects of an environmental tax on meat and dairy consumption in Sweden
Open AccessSarah Säll, Ing-Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEFood Policy2015Cited by: 15References: 2
Giving Advice on Cost Effective Measures for a Cleaner Baltic Sea: A Challenge for Science
Fredrik Wulff, Erik Bonsdorff et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2001Cited by: 4
The Baltic Sea is one of the world's seas that is most severely affected by human activities. Although there is an international agreement that nutrient input to the Baltic should be reduced, the measures taken so far have not resulted in major reductions in nutrient inputs nor in environmental improvements. The reasons for this are partly due to lack of knowledge on large-scale relationships and couplings between physics, biogeochemistry and eco…
Does Divergence of Nutrient Load Measurements Matter for Successful Mitigation of Marine Eutrophication
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2012Cited by: 3References: 31
Refunding of a climate tax on food consumption in Sweden
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEFood Policy2021Cited by: 2References: 3
This paper examines the implications of imposing a climate tax on food consumption in Sweden combined with refunding of the tax revenues to farmers for selected agricultural activities enhancing ecosystem services: restoration of drained peatland (carbon sequestration), maintenance of grassland (biodiversity), and construction of wetlands (nutrient regulation). A partial equilibrium model of the agricultural sector is used to assess economic and …
Costs of Alien Invasive Species in Sweden
Ing-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEAMBIO2009Cited by: 2
The purpose of this paper is to present calculations of total costs of 13 alien invasive species (AIS) in Sweden. All species are subject to control by Swedish public authorities, and estimates for most AIS include either damage cost or actual control cost. The results indicate a total annual cost between approximately 1620 and 5080 million SEK, which correspond to SEK 175 and SEK 565 per capita in Sweden. The estimates are well within the range …
Stacking of abatement credits for cost-effective achievement of climate and water targets
Open AccessIng-Marie Gren, Ing‐Marie Gren et al.ARTICLEEcological Economics2019Cited by: 1
In a stacking system abatement measures with simultaneous effects on climate and water targets, such as wetland construction and cultivation of energy crops, are credited for the abatement of multiple pollutants. In this study we calculated and compared the abatement costs of achieving multiple environmental targets with and without stacking under different policy regimes (emissions trading, charge, standards). To this end, a static mixed integer…
Hunters' trade-off in valuation of different game animals in Sweden
Open AccessMarc Engelman, Carl-Johan Lagerkvist et al.ARTICLEForest Policy and Economics2018Cited by: 1References: 1