Jon M. Conrad is a professor of resource economics. His research focuses on the application of dynamic optimization to the management of natural resources. He is past president of the Resource Modeling Association (RMA) and has served as associate editor at the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. TeachingAEM/ECON
4500: Resource Economics Selected PublicationsConrad, J. M. 1980. “Quasi-Option Value and the Expected Value of Information,” Quarterly Journal of Economics, 94(4):813-820. Conrad, J. M. and C. W. Clark. 1987. Natural Resource Economics: Notes and Problems, Cambridge University Press, New York. Conrad, J. M. 1989. “Bioeconomics and the Bowhead Whale,” Journal of Political Economy, 97 (4): 974-987. Conrad, J. M. 1997. “Global Warming: When to Bite the Bullet,” Land Economics, 73(2): 164-173. Conrad, J. M. 1997. “On the Option Value of Old-Growth Forest,” Ecological Economics, 22: 97-102. Conrad, J. M. 1999. Resource Economics, Cambridge University Press, New York. Conrad, J. M. 2000. “Wilderness: Options to Preserve, Extract, or Develop,” Resource and Energy Economics, 22(3):205-219. Rondeau, D. and J. M. Conrad. 2003. “Managing Urban Deer,” American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 85(1): 266-281. Conrad, J. M. and K. Kotani. 2005. “When to Drill? Trigger Prices for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge,” Resource and Energy Economics, 27:273-286. Conrad, J. M. 2005. “Open Access and Extinction of the Passenger Pigeon in North America,” Natural Resource Modeling, 18(4):419-438. Nøstbakken, Linda and Jon M. Conrad. 2007. Uncertainty in Bioeconomic Modelling, Chapter 12 in the Operations Research Handbook in Natural Resources, London, UK. Recent Working PapersConrad, J. M. 2009. “Maximin Utility with Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources,” Working Paper, Department of Applied Economics and Management, [pdf 3.3MB]. Wolcott, E. L. and J. M. Conrad. 2009. “Agroecology of an Island Economy,” Working Paper, Department of Applied Economics and Management, [pdf 1.76MB]. Yang, X. and J. M. Conrad. 2009. “Bioeconomics Meets Biocomplexity: The Gypsy Moth,” Working Paper, Department of Applied Economics and Management, [pdf 2.2MB]. Professional Activities President, Resource Modeling Association, 2002-04 Visiting Professorships and Sabbaticals Visiting Professor,
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