The COVID‐19 pandemic prompted social distancing, workplace closures, and restrictions
on mobility and trade that had cascading effects on economic activity, food prices, and …

Blacks have been systematically under‐represented in the Agricultural Economics
profession, representing only 7% of agricultural economists in academia and between 5 …

This presidential address calls the membership to explore ways of doing justice work in their
research, teaching, extension, and outreach activities. By sharing my story and developing a …

This article highlights some ways in which scholarly work in environmental and natural
resource economics may be affected by, and may unintentionally further, racial inequity. We …

Women entered agricultural economics in numbers starting in the 1980s, and their ranks are
increasing over time. We make the case that women have increased the relevance in the …

Agricultural and applied economists have maintained a public discourse at the Agricultural
and Applied Economics Association (AAEA) meetings and subsequently published papers …

Using rich data on graduate tenure‐track faculty, we explore the gender pay gap in
academic departments of economics and agricultural/applied economics and the differences …

Abstract We examine Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) lending among African American
and white farmers. Using data from the US Small Business Administration we run fixed effect …

This paper looks at 21 years of data on doctoral degrees granted across the US and
compares agricultural economics to economics and other fields. While the percentage of …

In the early days of the COVID‐19 pandemic, we launched the Online Agricultural and
Resource Economics Seminar (OARES) in an ostensible effort to maintain a semblance of …