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Environmental Economics & Policy (EEP) Major

ARE's undergraduate EEP program takes a problem-solving approach to issues
involving renewable and fixed natural resources, and is based on a foundation in
micro-economic theory and the economics of resources and the environment.

Environmental Economics and Policy (EEP) Major
Areas of Research

Agricultural & Resource Policy, Development Economics, and Environmental &
Energy Economics

Areas of Research
Agricultural & Resource Economics

UC Berkeley's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics is top-ranked
worldwide for its outstanding contributions to questions in agriculture and
resource policy, development economics, environmental and energy economics, and
international trade.

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Thursday July 04, 2024

2024 AAEA Summer Conference, New Orleans , LA
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DEPARTMENT NEWS


ELLEN BRUNO AND ALI HILL ARE FEATURED IN RCNR'S BREAKTHROUGHS BRIEFS

Read about taxing groundwater by Ellen Bruno and California's overtime law's
impact on agricultural workers by Ali Hill.




HIGHLIGHT


ARE ALUMNA '06 AND CHANCELLOR'S PROFESSOR MANISHA SHAH INTERVIEWED ON THE
MIXTAPE WITH SCOTT

The Mixtape with Scott is podcast in which economist Scott Cunningham intervews
economists, scientists and authors about thier lives and careers. Listen to
Manisha's interview here.



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