University of Minnesota

Department of Applied Economics

Dr. Jeffrey Apland231 Classroom Office Building, 1994 Buford Avenue

612-625-7028St. PaulMN55108-6040

dgs@dept.agecon.umn.edu

www.apecon.agri.umn.eduU.S.A.

General StatisticsFinancial Information

Total MA/MS22Students with Aid79%

Total PhD54Average StipendPhD$14,000 / MS$12,000

MA/MS entering class7Teaching Assistant0%

PhD entering class5Research Assistant45%

Environmental and Resource Field Statistics

Distinct specializationyes#MA/PHD in classes

#grad courses#degrees/year
Faculty inK. William EasterJay CogginsSteven Taft
Environmental/ Frances HomansFord Runge
Resources
Special resourcesNew chair in ecological economics
Job placementsCal Poly San Luis Obispo / IFPRI / Korean Rural Economic Institute / IIED /

American Express Corporation
Examples ofUhn-Soon Gim - Optimal Control of Nitrate Pollution in Groundwater: The
recent Use of Taxation
dissertationsSatya Yadav - Nitrate Contamination of Ground Water in Southeastern

Minnesota: A Dynamic Model of Nitrogen Use

Michael Creason - The Economics of Productivity Maintenance Research: A

Case Study of Wheat Leaf Rust Resistance Breeding in Pakistan

Robert Hearne - The Market Allocation of Natural Resources: Transactions

of Water Use Rights in Chile

Youngsung Cho - Willingness to Pay for Drinking Water Quality

Improvements: A Contingent Valuation Study for Southwestern Minnesota

Elamin ElBasha - Three Essays on Endogenous Growth and the

Environment

Lynn Hamilton - Economic Impacts of the Conservation Reserve Program on

Rural Minnesota Communities: A Sub-County Analysis

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