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The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
is a regional and national leader in theoretical and applied research
in the fields of Agricultural Business and Marketing Economics,
Agricultural Production and Finance Economics, International
Development Economics, and Natural Resource and Environmental
Economics. We are actively engaged in the profession at the regional,
national, and international level through organizations such as WAEA,
AAEA, AERE, and EAERE, and encourage our graduate students to
participate in these groups' annual meetings.
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People Spend Hundreds to Climb Fourteeners -- Catherine Keske talks to NPR
Estimating Recreation Use, Expenditures and Economic
Benefits at Little Snake River Resource Area using Visitor Data and
Travel Cost Method
Niche Beef
Production and Marketing: A Project with American Farmland Trust
Country-of-Origin
Labeling of Beef Products: U.S. Consumers' Perceptions
Fact Sheet
on Country-of-Origin Labeling Research
Other
Fact Sheets
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