Andrew Goodkind

Andrew Goodkind is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of New Mexico specializing in environmental economics with focus on air pollution health impacts and policy evaluation.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Economics from University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics (2014)
• Postdoc at University of Minnesota studying agricultural supply chains and environmental impacts

His research centers on modeling human health consequences of air pollution for policy design, agricultural supply chain externalities, and welfare impacts of environmental regulations. Teaching covers Microeconomics, Environmental Economics, and Resource Economics with emphasis on practical policy applications.

Publication analysis (2014-2020) shows consistent focus on quantifying air pollution damages from diverse sources including cryptocurrency mining and agricultural production using spatial modeling and fine-scale damage estimation to inform targeted policy interventions.

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Labs and Teams: Affiliated with Nepal Study Center, Science Impact Laboratory for Policy and Economics (SILPE), CASAA, International Studies Institute, Institute for Social Research, NM Evaluation Lab, Latin American Iberian Institute, Center for Social Policy, Water Resource Program, and Master of Public Policy program demonstrating interdisciplinary environmental economics approach.