David A. Newburn
Assistant Professor
Department of Agricultural Economics
Phone: (979)862-2894
Email: danewburn@ag.tamu.edu
Research fields: Environmental economics, urban and regional economics, spatial modeling and econometrics
David Newburn received his Ph.D. from the
Teaching
AGEC 350: Environmental and Natural
Resource Economics
Selected Publications
Irwin, E., K. Bell, N. Bockstael, D. Newburn, M. Partridge, and J. Wu. “The economics of urban-rural space.” Annual Review of Resource Economics, forthcoming
Lohse, K.A., D.A. Newburn, J.J. Opperman, and A.M. Merenlender. 2008. “Forecasting relative impacts of land use on anadromous fish habitat to guide conservation planning.” Ecological Applications 18(2): 467-482.
Berck, P. and
D.A. Newburn. 2007. “The importance of sewer extension costs for determining the
value of future development on agricultural lands.” Review of Agricultural Economics 29(3): 510-517.
Newburn, D.A. and P. Berck. 2006. "Modeling suburban
and rural-residential development beyond the urban fringe." Land
Economics 82(4): 481-499.
Newburn, D.A., P. Berck and A.M Merenlender. 2006.
"Habitat and open space at risk: targeting strategies for land
conservation". American Journal of Agricultural Economics
88(1):28-42.
Newburn, D., S. Reed, P. Berck, and A. Merenlender. 2005. "Economics and land-use change in prioritizing private land conservation". Conservation Biology 19(5):1411-1420.
Working Papers
“Environmental compliance,
endangered species, and instream flows” (with Nicholas Brozovic)
“Exurban development” (with Peter
Berck)
“Decentralized water management
and instream flow responses on juvenile salmon survivorship.” (with Ted
Grantham and Adina Merenlender)
“Residential development under coordinated and unilateral growth management policies” (with Peter Berck)