David Michael Aadland

About

My research interests have been wide and varied over the years. I have written papers in the areas of macroeconomics, non-market valuation, applied econometrics, behavioral economics, agricultural economics and statistics. My recent research has focused on interdisciplinary natural resource questions and the intersection of ecology, epidemiology, entomology and economics. In particular, I have been working on projects related to pine beetle epidemics, ecological impacts of energy development, and the economics of chronic wasting disease.

 

Selected Publications

Wei, S., & Aadland, D. (2022). Physical Capital, Human Capital, and the Health Effects of Pollution in an OLG Model. Macroeconomic Dynamics.

Aadland, D., Finnoff, D., & Huang, K. X. (2020). Economic Dynamics of Epidemiological Bifurcations. Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics & Econometrics.

Cisneros-Pineda, A., Aadland, D., & Tschirhart, J. (2020). Impacts of cattle, hunting, and natural gas development in a rangeland ecosystem. Ecological Modelling, 431, 109174.

Maloney, M., Aadland, D., et al. (2020). Chronic wasting disease undermines efforts to control the spread of brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Ecological Applications, 30(6), e02129.

Aadland, D., & Sterbenz, F. P. (2015). The economics of emergency meetings. Economic Inquiry, 53(2), 1019-1037.

 

Education

PhD, University of Oregon

MS, University of Oregon

BA, Augustana College