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Commodity prices and volatility in response to anticipated climate change
Nam Anh Tran; Lobell, David B.; Roberts, Michael J.; … - 2015
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Optimal sequential plantings of corn and soybeans under price uncertainty
Livingston, Michael; Roberts, Michael J.; Zhang, Yue - In: American journal of agricultural economics 97 (2015) 3, pp. 855-878
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Variable pricing and the cost of renewable energy
Imelda; Fripp, Matthias; Roberts, Michael J. - 2018
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Variable pricing and the cost of renewable energy
Imelda; Fripp, Matthias; Roberts, Michael J. - 2018
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Not all regions are alike : evaluating the effect of oil price shocks on local and aggregate economies
Brucal, Arlan; Roberts, Michael J. - 2018 - This version: June 2018
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Do energy efficiency standards hurt consumers? : evidence from household appliance sales
Brucal, Arlan; Roberts, Michael J. - 2016 - This version: December21, 2016
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Do energy efficiency standards hurt consumers? : evidence from household appliance sales
Brucal, Arlan; Roberts, Michael J. - 2017
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Who really benefits from agricultural subsidies? : evidence from field-level data
Kirwan, Barrett E.; Roberts, Michael J. - In: American journal of agricultural economics 98 (2016) 4, pp. 1095-1113
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Do energy efficiency standards hurt consumers? Evidence from household appliance sales
Brucal, Arlan; Roberts, Michael J. - In: Journal of environmental economics and management : … 96 (2019), pp. 88-107
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Slippage in the Conservation Reserve Program or Spurious Correlation? A Comment
Roberts, Michael J.; Bucholz, Shawn - 2015
The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) pays farmers about $2 billion per year to retire cropland under ten- to fifteen-year contracts. Recent research by Wu found that slippage - an unintended stimulus of new plantings - offsets some of CRP's environmental benefits. Wu does not account for the...
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