I am an empirical economist that mostly focuses on applications and innovations of non-market valuation techniques. My training is as an agricultural and resource economist by the University of Maryland, College Park. After completing my PhD, I spent three years as a postdoc in ETH-Zurich’s Department of Management, Technology, and Economics. And before joining SLU’s Department of Forest Economics, I spent two year as an assistant professor in CIDE-RC’s Department of Economics.
I have been a learning facilitator of several topics but, if I get to pick my favorite ones, I enjoy facilitating the learning of Statistics, and of Non-Market Valuation. You can see a list of the courses I have covered through the years in the pdf version of my CV.
Avila-Forcada, S., A.L. Martinez-Cruz, R. Rodriguez-Ramirez, and E. Sanjurjo-Rivera (2019), “Transitioning to non-fishery livelihoods: The case of PACE-Vaquita,” Ocean and Coastal Management, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2019.104984.
Alberini, A., M. Bareit, M. Filippini, and A.L. Martinez-Cruz (2018), “The impact of emissions-based taxes on the retirement of used and inefficient vehicles: The case of Switzerland,” Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 88: 234-258.
Filippini, M., W. Greene, N. Kumar, and A.L. Martinez-Cruz (2018), “A note on the different interpretation of the correlation parameters in the Bivariate Probit and the Recursive Bivariate Probit,”, Economics Letters 167: 104-107.
Guignet, D., and A.L. Martinez-Cruz (2018), “The impact of underground petroleum releases on homeowner’s decision to sell: A difference-in-difference approach,” Regional Science and Urban Economics 69: 11-24.
Filippini, M., W. Greene, and A.L. Martinez-Cruz (2017), “Recreational value of winter outdoor recreation in the Swiss Alps: The case of Val Bedretto,” Environmental and Resource Economics, doi: 10.1007/s10640-017-0181-0.
Martinez-Cruz, A.L., S. Guerrero-Escobar, and M. Juarez-Torres (2017), “Assessing impacts from climate change on local social-ecological systems in contexts where information is lacking: An expert elicitation in the Bolivian Altiplano,” Ecological Economics 137: 70-82.
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