Undergraduate
Environmental Economics
Economic analysis of environmental problems, including externalities, cost-benefit analysis, welfare economics, and policies for pollution control and natural resource management.
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Courses and student resources.
Courses connect economic theory, empirical methods, and policy applications in environmental, transportation, energy, and resource economics.
Undergraduate
Transportation Economics and Policy Analysis
Transportation markets and policy using economic theory, real-world data, and modern computational tools (AI and big data), with topics including demand, mode choice, externalities, freight, fuel taxes, regulation, and congestion pricing.
SyllabusGraduate
Environmental Economics II
Applied environmental economics with emphasis on energy markets, energy-consuming technologies, environmental regulation, pollution damages, and empirical research design.
SyllabusGraduate
Research Methods
A doctoral research workshop focused on developing research questions, literature reviews, methodology proposals, peer feedback, and early-stage research presentations.
SyllabusGraduate Students
Current Ph.D. Students
Information on current doctoral students and their research interests.
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Environmental Brown Bag
A workshop for early-stage research ideas, preliminary results, and draft papers in environmental and resource economics.
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