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OSU Department of Applied Economics

@osuappliedeconomicsUnited StatesJoined 2019

The channel shares short explainers, department updates, and student and faculty interviews about applied economics and its research areas.

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Good for

  • learning about applied economics research
  • exploring economics graduate programs
  • understanding environmental and agricultural economics

Welcome to Oregon State University’s Department of Applied Economics (AEC) You Tube Channel! AEC provides research, education, and outreach to illuminate decision-making and understand its impacts on the environment, agriculture, and society. Our goal is to create new knowledge founded in applied economic theory and rigorous quantitative analysis that can inform a wide range of choices made by producers, consumers, and policymakers. We specialize in natural resource and environmental economics, international trade and development, rural economics, agricultural marketing, and food systems.

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