CV

My research focuses on natural capital asset valuation, management, and accounting. I have explored the spatial aggregation of natural capital asset values, spillover effects in resource management, and the capitalization of coastal natural capital assets in property values. I am also interested in the complementarity and substitutability of produced and natural capital at the interface of natural resources and human development.

Curriculum Vitae

Education:

Ph.D., Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, Yale School of the Environment/GSAS, 2022

M.Phil., Yale GSAS, 2020

M.A. Economics, Yale GSAS, 2019

M.E.Sc. Yale School of the Environment, 2017 (Formerly School of Forestry and Environmental Studies)

A.B. (Cum Laude in Field) Harvard University, 2014

Areas of Research:

Natural Capital

Natural Resource Economics and Management

Applied Microeconomics

Press and Media:

How climate change is re-allocating ocean wealth – and why it matters

Exeter researchers awarded funding for ambitious culture and heritage project 

Researchers warn of future ‘fish wars’ as consequence of climate change

1st marine economics fellow to focus on natural coastal resources

Addicott Awarded Marine Economics Fellowship to Study Coastal Erosion

Contact: e.t.addicott [at] exeter.ac.uk