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Craig A. Bond
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Assistant Professor
Ph.D.: University of California - Davis
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Location:
B311 Clark Bldg.
Telephone:
(970) 491-6951
E-mail: craig.bond@colostate.edu
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Base Appointment
Resident Instruction, Research, and Extension
Fields of Interest
Environmental and Resource Economics (including dynamic models), Regional
Economics, Econometrics
Courses
EA340
- Introduction to Economics of Natural Resources
EA540 - Economics of Natural Resources
EA740 - Advanced Topics in Enviromental and Natural Resource Economics
Selected Publications, Presentations and
Projects
Papers
Bond, C.A. and Y.H. Farzin. Forthcoming. “Agroecosystem Modeling
and Optimal Economic Decisions: Implications for Sustainable
Agriculture.” Optimal Control Applications and Methods.
Bond, C.A. and Y.H. Farzin. Forthcoming. “Alternative
Sustainability Paradigms and Intertemporal Welfare in a Simple
Agroecosystem Model: A Numerical Analysis.” Environmental and Resource Economics.
Bond, C.A. and Y.H. Farzin. 2007. “Estimating Agricultural
Abatement Costs at the Plot Level using Experimental Data: A Maximum
Entropy Approach.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 32(2):273-290.
Keeling Bond, J., D. Thilmany, and C.A. Bond. 2006. “Direct
Marketing of Produce: Understanding Consumer Purchasing
Decisions.” Choices 21(4), 1-6.
Farzin, Y,H., and C.A. Bond. 2006. “Democracy and Environmental Quality.” Journal of Development Economics 81: 213-235.
Giraud, K., C.A. Bond, and J.J. Bond. 2005. “Consumer Preferences
for Specialty Made Food Products Across Northern New England.” Agricultural and Resource Economics Review 34(2), 204-216.
Bond, C.A., C.A. Carter, and Y. H. Farzin. 2005. Economic and Environmental Impacts of Herbicide-Tolerant Transgenic Rice Adoption in California. Giannini Foundation Research Report 350, University of California.
Bond, C.A., C.A. Carter, and Y.H. Farzin. 2003. “Medium Grains,
High Stakes: Economics of Genetically Modified Rice in
California.” AgBioForum, 6(4), 146-154.
Bond, C.A., D.L. Hoag, J. Freeborn, and T. vanDoren. “Are
Agricultural PACs Monolithic? An Empirical Investigation.” Revise
and Resubmit, Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, May, 2007.
Bond, C.A., D. Thilmany, and J. Keeling Bond. “Understanding
Consumer Interest in Product and Process-Based Attributes for Fresh
Produce.” Revise and Resubmit, Agribusiness: An International Journal, January, 2007.
Bond, C.A., K. Giraud, and D. Larson. “Payment Schedules,
Discount Rates, and Valuation of Public Goods.” Revise and
Resubmit, Land Economics, 2006.
Presentations
American Agricultural Economics Association (AAEA) Annual Meeting,
July, 2007. Presentation: “What to Choose? The Value of Label
Claims to Produce Consumers.”
American Agricultural Economics Association (AAEA) Annual Meeting,
July, 2006. Presentation: “Multi-Sector Sustainability in
Agroecosystem Envrionments: Using Value Function Iteration for
Numerical Solutions.”
Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, July,
2006. Presentation: “Efficiency and Equity: Sustainability
Tradeoffs in an Agroecosystem Model.”
American Agricultural Economics Association (AAEA) Annual Meeting,
August, 2004. Presentation: “A Portfolio of Nutrients: Soil and
Sustainability.”
EAERE/Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM)/ Venice International
University (VIU) European Summer School in Resource and Environmental
Economics, Dynamic Models in Economics and the Environment, July, 2004.
Paper: “Multiple Nutrient Stocks and Sustainability in
Agriculture” (with Y. Hossein Farzin).
Thirteenth Annual Conference of the European Association of
Environmental and Resource Economics (EAERE), June, 2004. Paper:
“Multiple Nutrient Stocks and Sustainability in
Agriculture” (with Y. Hossein Farzin).
American Agricultural Economics Association (AAEA) Annual Meeting,
July, 2002. Paper: “Temporal Payment Issues in Contingent
Valuation Analysis” (with Kelly Giraud and Douglas Larson).
Projects
Current and pending work includes: land valuation, economic impacts of
aquaculture-based suppliers of recreational fish, limiting
irrigation scheduling and dynamic production functions, conusmer
preferences for fresh produce, the econmics of adaptive management,
efficient management of invasive species in high-elevation forest
ecosystems, and alternative energy project valuation.
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