The Applied Economics Working Group meets during the school year to hear presentations by faculty and graduate students. Researchers present their latest work, as well as "works-still-in-progress." This leads to lively and interesting discussions!
All Spring 2024 sessions are also available via Zoom.
Please send any questions about these sessions or presentation inquiries to the working group coordinator, Steven Dundas.
Schedule for Spring 2024
Please email seminar coordinator Steve Dundas for specific Zoom access information.
| Date | Time | Room | Presenter | Title |
| 4/24 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 | Jennifer Alix-Garcia, Professor, Applied Economics | Designing Forest Conservation Payments in Settings with a Variety of Land Tenure Systems |
| 5/1 | 12-1 | Zoom Only | Christopher Mihiar, USFS Forest Service |
The 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment: Projecting the Future of U.S. Forests and Rangelands |
| 5/15 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 | Kenneth Annan, PhD Student, Applied Economics | An Investigation of the Role of Price in U.S. Potash Markets |
| 5/22 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 | Suhyun Jung, Assistant Professor, Forest Ecosystems & Society | Power Plant Developments, Demographic Changes, and Local Welfare in the United States |
| 6/5 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 | Christian Langpap, Professor, Applied Economics | Do Environmental Groups Mitigate Free-Riding in Transboundary Pollution? |