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| Curriculum Vitae | |
Department of Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics
Box 8109
Raleigh, NC 27705
| Specialization: | Environmental and Natural Resource Economics |
| Research Interests: | I am developing bioeconomic models to guide natural resource policy. I am currently applying this framework to chemical and biological control of invasive species while exploring applications in renewable energy and water use. |
| Dissertation: | Using Empirical Benefit Estimates to Guide Control Strategies
for Invasive Species (Abstract) |
| Presentations: | Bayesian Estimation of Interval Contingent Valuation Data
when Responses are Correlated. Heartland Environmental and Resource Economics Workshop.
Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. September 17, 2007. The Role of Economic Analysis in Invasive Species Control. Invasive Plant Ecology and Management Workshop. North Carolina State University, Raleigh NC. October 23, 2007. Using Empirical Benefit Estimates in a Bioeconomic Model to Guide Control Strategies for Invasive Species. Southern Economic Association Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana. November 20, 2007. | Teaching: | ARE 201: Introduction to Agricultural and Resource Economics EC 201: Introduction to Microeconomics Sample Syllabus |