Linh Pham

Linh Pham is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Lake Forest College, specializing in energy finance, climate economics, and empirical methods. She earned her PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a summa cum laude BS from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

Research Expertise

Her work integrates environmental science with financial economics, focusing on:

• Climate policy impacts on financial markets
• ESG asset performance during market stress
• Commodity price dynamics in energy transitions
• Quantitative modeling of sustainability risks

Her empirical approach employs advanced time-series methods to analyze interconnected resource markets.

Recent publications demonstrate strong thematic coherence in climate finance, with emerging focus on biodiversity risks and critical mineral markets. Collaborative work frequently addresses policy-relevant questions in environmental regulation.

Honors and Recognition

• AVSE Global Outstanding Contributor Award (2023)
• Vanderford Distinguished Teaching Award (2021)
• High Impact Research Award (2019)

Regularly presents cutting-edge energy finance research at major economics conferences including AERE and MEA.