Dale Manning

Associate Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics

Dale Manning

Dale Manning is an expert in environmental and natural resource economics and policy. He studies ways that environmental and natural resource policies can improve environmental resources, productivity and well-being. His research focuses on conservation and agriculture, the importance of nonmarket resources for the market economy and human well-being, and optimal responses to natural hazards. He has a joint appointment in the Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs and Herbert College of Agriculture.

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Area of expertise

Agriculture Economics

Additional links

Herbert College of Agriculture
Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs
Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
Center for Energy, Transportation, and Environmental Policy


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