My research

My research currently centers on using a wide variety of economic tools to study energy and environmental economics and policy. My dissertation research focuses on integrating petroleum-engineering knowledge into economic models of crude oil and natural gas extraction. I am also currently studying collective-action problems using experimental economics.

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Drill-bit PArity:
​the increasing importance of supply-side links in oil and gas markets
with Benjamin Gilbert
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decomposing natural gas price elasticity of supply:
an analysis of drilling and production in wyoming
with Charles F. Mason

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The Beginning of the end of the age of oil 
with Edward Barbier and Klaas van 't Veld

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social capital and the voluntary provision of public goods
with Rik Chakraborti, MAtthew Maloney, and Jason Shogren

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​Publications

​should all of europe share a currency? a multi-country analysis
with kishore G. kulkarni and juan dempere

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​research awards

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William E. Morgan Graduate Award, Department of Economics and Finance, University of Wyoming, 2015/2016 Academic Year.