The field of Resource and Environmental Economics is designed to train students in the economics of resource allocation and environmental policy. Topics include: dynamic resource allocation, application to renewable and nonrenewable resources, market failure, pollution control policies, and non-market valuation.
Ph.D COURSES:
ApEc 8601. Natural Resource Economics. 3 cr.
ApEc 8602. Economics of the Environment. 3 cr.
Students should expect to complete both of these courses, 6 credits, in preparation for the Field Examination.
M.S. COURSES:
ApEc 5651. Economics of Natural Resource and Environmental Policy. 3 cr.
ApEc 5711. U.S. Agricultural and Enviromental Policy. 3 cr.
FACULTY:
Jay Coggins
K. William Easter
William Gartner
Frances Homans
Qiuqiong "QQ" Huang
Terrance Hurley
Stephen Polasky
C. Ford Runge
Rodney Smith
Steven Taff
Naomi Zeitouni | 
