The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of California, Davis invites applications for lecturer positions to teach courses in its undergraduate Managerial Economics major during the 2018-2019 ...
The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics offers a resounding congratulations to the 2018 Graduates from our bachelor's degree Managerial Economics program, master's degree program, and doctor's degree program!
Dr. Katrina Jessoe, Agricultural and Resource Economics associate professor, is one of 12 early-career UC Davis faculty members named a 2018 Chancellor's Fellow. "They are the kind of stellar educators ...
UC Davis is number one in the world for agricultural economics and policy, according to the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) by Subject 2017.
This annual ranking is based ...
Approximately 200 people recently visited UC Davis to attend the Pacific Development Conference, one of the major conferences dedicated to development economics each year. “This is an opportunity to advance ...
Ph.D. Candidate Xiaomeng Cui recently received the 2018 Chinese Government Award for Outstanding Self-Financed Students Abroad. This award was established by the China Scholarship Council in 2003 and approved by ...
Professor Emeritus Phil Martin's research about "American agriculture at a crossroads between imports, machines, and migrants" is featured in The Hill. Dr. Martin talks about how the slowdown in unauthorized ...
Cooperative Extension Specialist Emerita Shermain Hardesty is quoted in the California Farm Bureau Federation's Ag Alert article "Walnut Business Readies to Handle, Sell Larger Crops." Dr. Hardesty comments about the ...
Promise Unfulfilled: Unions, Immigration, and the Farm Workers by Dr. Philip L. Martin, professor emeritus, is referenced in a Center for Immigration studies blog about illegal immigration statistics in the ...
One of Justin Garey’s greatest takeaways from the First-Year Seminar (FYS) “I Want to Be a Consultant, I Just Don’t Know What They Do” was learning the difference between a ...
Our faculty participate actively in the Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics. The broad mission of the Foundation is to promote and support research and outreach activities in agricultural economics and rural development relevant to California.
Continuing in celebration of the Ph.D. program's 50th anniversary, The UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics PhD Program: The First 50 Years by Alex F. McCalla, Julian M. Alston, and K. Aleks Schaefer is available to read.
(Overly) Great Expectations: Carbon Pricing and Revenue Uncertainty in California
J.B. Bushnell. National Tax Journal (2017) 70 (4): 837-853.
Is technology change good for cotton farmers? A local-economy analysis from the Tanzania Lake Zone
A. Gupta, J. Kagin, J.E. Taylor, et al. European Review of Agricultural Economics (2018) 45 (1): 27-56.
Policy-oriented environmental research: What is it worth?
D.J. Pannell, J.M. Alston, S. Jeffrey, Y.M. Buckley, P. Vesk, J.R. Rhodes, et al. Environmental Science and Policy (2018) May.
WTI and Brent Futures Pricing Structure
D.P. Scheitrum, C.A. Carter, and C. Revoredo-Giha. Energy Economics (2018) April.
We consistently rank at the top of the agricultural and applied economics profession and are part of the best university in the world for agriculture and forestry. The depth, breadth and rigor of our teaching, research and outreach enable us to make major contributions to society in the areas of agriculture, environment and natural resources, and international development. We offer a popular Managerial Economics undergraduate major and top-rated Ph.D. and Masters programs.
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The RMI Center for Wine Economics undertakes and facilitates research and education about the economics of the production and consumption of wine grapes and wine in California and around the world. Current projects include collaborations with colleagues in Australia, France (Bordeaux), and Italy (Chianti Classico).
