James F. Casey

 Assistant Professor of Economics
 Washington & Lee University
 540 458-8102,
Caseyj@wlu.edu
           

Pollution Policy Readings

climatedebate.pdf

goulder.pdf

stiglitz.pdf

caseygastax.pdf

 

The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood. Indeed the world is ruled by little else. Practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usually the slaves of some defunct economist."  –  John Maynard Keynes
 

SUMMER 2007

Class BLOG

Introduction to Development Economics

Energy and Climate Change

 

Development Economics Reading Group (Spring '07) 

Teaching

Winter 2007

Econ255

Econ 399

Fall 2006

ENV 110:  Introduction to Environmental Studies

Economics 280: Development Economics

Summer 2006

Energy and Climate Change

Macroeconomics

Spring 2006

Economics 255: Resource and Environmental

Winter 2006

Capstone Seminar 399

Econ 102: Principles of Macroeconomics

Fall 2005

INTR 110: Introduction to Environmental Studies 

ECON 280: Development Economics

Winter 2005

Economics 255

INTR 397: Forest Ecology and Economics:

Recent Presentations

NYC Program - Spring 2006

Program in Environmental Studies

Centro Ecologico Akumal

Environmental Luxury Good-econ departmental seminar

The Brazil-US Higher Education Consortia Program - MAED Project

Academy of Economics and Finance - Teacher Training Program

Recent Publications

WTP for water services in Manaus

Economic Value of Hiking

Agroforestry Adoption in Mexico

Willingness to Work for Forest Conservation

Deforestation and Agroforestry Adoption

Information and Deforestation


Link to previous semesters