Environmental economics

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Smeal faculty

• Suresh Muthulingam - score 1.2
• Sergey Naumov - score 1.1
• Evelyn A. Thomchick - score 0.9
• Peter Mhando - score 0.6
• Dan Guide - score 0.5
• Wenpin Tsai - score 0.5
• Tony M. Kwasnica - score 0.5
• Lina Wang - score 0.4
• Charles F. Nicholson - score 0.4
• Sara Loughran Dommer - score 0.4
• Raghu B. Garud - score 0.4

Papers

• The disruptor's dilemma: <scp>TiVo</scp> and the U.S. television ecosystem (2015) - cites 532
• Supply-Chain Management for Recoverable Manufacturing Systems (2000) - cites 415
• Food security outcomes in agricultural systems models: Current status and recommended improvements (2021) - cites 104
• Adoption of Voluntary Environmental Standards: The Role of Signaling and Intrinsic Benefits in the Diffusion of the Leed Green Building Standards (2007) - cites 72
• Information and Auction Performance: A Laboratory Study of Conservation Auctions for Spatially Contiguous Land Management (2014) - cites 70
• Accelerating vehicle fleet turnover to achieve sustainable mobility goals (2022) - cites 59
• The Diffusion of Alternative Fuel Vehicles: A Generalised Model and Future Research Agenda (2020) - cites 44
• Modeling computer recycling in Taiwan using system dynamics (2016) - cites 41
• Ethanol and the Petroleum Supply Chain of the Future: Five Strategic Priorities of Integration (2009) - cites 23
• Ethanol and the Petroleum Supply Chain of the Future: Five Strategic Priorities of Integration (2009) - cites 5
• Adoption of Voluntary Environmental Standards: The Role of Signaling and Intrinsic Benefits in the Diffusion of the LEED Green Building Standards. (2007) - cites 5
• Recycling Standards, Green Inventions, and Spillover: Evidence from California’s Electronic Waste Recycling Act (EWRA) (2024) - cites 4
• Renewable Energy Mini-Grids in Tanzania: A Path Toward a Sustainable Africa (2022) - cites 3
• Cheap Thrills! An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Supercenters on Consumer Waste (2025) - cites 2
• Hurts So Good: Status Products That Incur Environmental Costs Are Preferred By Status Striving Consumers (2020) - cites 1