Dr. Eric M. Jamelske

Research

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE
Department of Economics

Office : SSS 471
Phone : 715-836-3254
E-mail : jamelsem@uwec.edu

Current Research Papers Under Review & In Progress

• A Contingent Valuation Study Comparing Citizen’s Willingness-to-Pay for Climate Change Mitigation in China and the United States
  -Revise/Resubmit, Environmental Economics & Policy Studies, February 2017
  -With Matthew Winden, University, Wisconsin-Whitewater; Endre Tvinnereim, Rokkan Centre for Social Studies; James Barrett, Sacramento City College

• Designing and Implementing an Elementary School Vegetable Snack Program in Wisconsin
  -In progress, expected submission for review ~ Spring 2017
  -With Erin Vernon, Seattle University

• Assessing Children’s Consumption of Vegetables for School Snack Across Varying Snack Delivery Conditions in One Wisconsin Elementary School
  -In progress, expected submission for review ~ Summer 2017
  -With Erin Vernon, Seattle University

• A Continuing Examination of Chinese and American Views on Climate Change Including Support for an International Climate Treaty
  -In progress, expected submission for review ~ Summer 2017
  -With James Boulter and Won Jang, University, Wisconsin-Eau Claire; Wen Li Han, Southwest Jiaotong University; Matthew Winden, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
  

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Professional and Other Presentations

• Southwest Jiaotong University, China ~ Forthcoming ~ June 2017
  -Multiple presentations and panel discussions on Chinese climate change public opinion
  
  
• Wisconsin Economics Association ~ October 2016
  -A Continuing Examination of Chinese & American Views on Climate Change Support for an International Climate Treaty and Willingness to Pay for Climate Policy
  
  
• Southwest Jiaotong University, China ~ May/June 2015
  -Multiple presentations and panel discussions on Chinese climate change public opinion
  
  
• Midwest Economics Association ~ March 2015
  -Measuring the Impact of Group Incentives on Children’s Aggregate Fruit and Vegetable Consumption for Lunch in Two Western WI Elementary Schools
  
  
• Midwest Economics Association ~ March 2015
  -Measuring the Impact of Group Incentives on Children’s Aggregate Fruit and Vegetable Consumption for Lunch in Two Western WI Elementary Schools
  
  
  
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Research Interest Areas

• Children's Health & Nutrition (Fruit & Vegetable Consumption)
• Climate Change Views & Policy Issues (United States, China, Vietnam)
  
  
  

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