We use a variety of well-tested and novel approaches to understanding how to balance economic, social and environmental objectives. From cost-benefit analysis to machine learning, CEOS members use and advance methods to model complex social-environmental systems, estimate impact of interventions and design optimal policy solutions to enable us to build a more sustainable society.
Research Output
| Title | Publication | Authors | Year Published | Category | Method | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Are non-market values important to smallholders’ afforestation decisions? A psychometric segmentation and its implications for afforestation programs | Forest Policy and Economics | Baker, K., Baylis, K., Bull, G., & Barichello, R. |
2019 | LW, O | (VA) Valuation | |
| Presentation matters: Number of attributes presented impacts estimated preferences | Agribusiness | Byrd, E. S., Widmar, N. J. O., & Gramig, B. M. |
2018 | FA, O | (VA) Valuation | |
| Which livestock production methods matter most to consumers and why? | Agriculture and Human Values | Ellison, B., Brooks, K., & Mieno, T. |
2017 | FA, O | (VA) Valuation, (OM) Other | |
| The influence of retail outlet and FSMA information on consumer perceptions of and willingness to pay for organic grape tomatoes | Journal of Economic Psychology | Ellison, B., Bernard, J., Paukett, M., & Toensmeyer, U.C. |
2016 | FA, O | (IE) Impact Evaluation, (VA) Valuation |