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 2025 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 2025
Please email seminar coordinator Steve Dundas for specific Zoom access information.
| Date | Time | Room | Presenter | Title |
| 4/23 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 | Steve Buccola, Professor Emeritus, Applied Economics |
The Philosophy and Methodology of Economics |
| 5/7 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 | Robert Toto, PhD Candidate, Applied Economics |
Conservation from Registration? Forest and Water Quality Impacts of Brazil's New Forest Code |
| 5/21 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 |
Sossou Adjisse, Post-Doc, College of Forestry |
Political Candidacy Matters: How Women's Presence on the Ballot Affects Females' Education |
| 6/4 | 12-1 | Ballard 219 |
Brian Perez Eisenbarth, Phd Student, Applied Economics |
Evisceration Orders and the Dungeness Crab Market: Price Effects and Fisher Response to Biotoxin Regulations |