Gerald A. Carlson
Affiliations: | North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC |
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"Gerald Carlson"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Claude-Bertrand Courbois | grad student | 2000 | NCSU |
| Luis H. Hintze | grad student | 2003 | NCSU |
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| Livingston MJ, Carlson GA, Fackler PL. (2004) Managing resistance evolution in two pests to two toxins with refugia American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 86: 1-13 |
| Hubbell BJ, Marra MC, Carlson GA. (2000) Estimating the Demand for a New Technology: Bt Cotton and Insecticide Policies American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 82: 118-132 |
| Liu S, Carlson GA. (1996) Ex Ante Estimation of Substitutes Resulting from a Pesticide Cancellation Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy. 18: 537-546 |
| Liu S, Carlson GA, Hoag DL. (1995) Trade-off analysis of herbicide withdrawals on agricultural production and groundwater quality Journal of Agricultural &Amp; Applied Economics. 27: 283-300 |
| Marra MC, Carlson GA. (1990) The decision to double crop: An application of expected utility theory using stein’s theorem American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 72: 337-345 |
| Carlson GA. (1989) Externalities and Research Priorities in Agricultural Pest Control American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 71: 453-457 |
| Carlson GA. (1988) Economic adjustment to sustainableagriculture: discussion American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 70: 1175-1176 |
| Carlson GA. (1988) Economics of biological control of pests American Journal of Alternative Agriculture. 3: 110-116 |
| Carlson GA, Mohamed A. (1986) Economic analysis of cotton-insect control in the Sudan Gezira Crop Protection. 5: 348-354 |
| Pingali PL, Carlson GA. (1985) Human capital, adjustments in subjective probabilities, and the demand for pest controls American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 67: 853-861 |