Keith C. Knapp
Keith C. Knapp
Professor of Resource Economics
Academic Degrees:
- Ph.D, Johns Hopkins University, 1980
Specialization:
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Teaching
- Natural resource and environmental economics
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Research
- Water resource economics
- Natural resource and environmental aspects of agricultural production
- Economic growth, natural resources, and sustainability
- Computational economics of the environment
Research Group:
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Graduate Students
- Erik Dickson (Environmental Sciences)
- Brad Franklin (Ph.D., Economics program, advisor)
- Albert Pasaoa (Ph.D., Economics program)
Representative Publications:
- Knapp, K.C., and L.J. Olson. 1996. Dynamic resource management: intertemporal substitution and risk aversion. American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 78(4):1004-1014. November.
- Posnikoff, J.F., and K.C. Knapp. 1996. Regional drainwater management: source control, agroforestry, and evaporation ponds. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 21(2): 277-293. December.
- Olson, L.J., and K.C. Knapp. 1997. Exhaustible resource allocation in an overlapping generations economy. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. 32(3):277-292. March.
- Knapp, K.C. and P. A. Sadorsky. 2000. Economics of agroforestry production in irrigated agriculture. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 25(1):286-306. July.
- Peltola, J., and K.C. Knapp. 2001. Recursive preferences in forest management. Forest Science. 47(4):455-465. November.
Courses Taught:
- ENSC/ECON 6: Introduction to Environmental Economics (Spring quarter)
- ENSC/ECON 143a: Environmental Economics (Fall quarter)
- ECON 207: Environmental Economics (Winter quarter, alternate years)
- ECON 258E: Environmental Macroeconomics and Ecological
- Economics (Seminar, Spring quarter, alternate years)
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