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Dr. Chad Lawley is a Professor in the Department of Agribusiness and Agricultural Economics at the University of Manitoba. His work bridges environmental economics and agricultural policy, with a focus on land use, conservation programs, and public perceptions of supply management systems.
- Education: PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics (University of Maryland), MSc in Agricultural Economics (University of Saskatchewan), BComm in Accounting (University of Saskatchewan).
- Teaching: Courses include Agricultural Economics and Marketing, Economics of Food Policy, and Advanced Theory of Resource Economics.
Dr. Lawley’s research addresses critical issues such as:
- Conservation of wetlands and grasslands in agricultural areas
- Farmland ownership and adoption of sustainable practices
- Disamenity impacts from large-scale livestock operations
- Public sentiment toward Canada’s supply management system
His recent publications explore waste leakage in China’s municipal policies, carbon tax effects on energy consumption, and the interplay between land tenure and conservation. Dr. Lawley’s academic contributions align with interdisciplinary trends, integrating economic theory, policy analysis, and environmental science.
Scientific Awards:
- Students' Teacher Recognition Award (2019)
- Terry G. Falconer Emerging Researcher Award (2016)
- John Vanderkamp Prize (2015)
He has secured grants for studies on farmland stewardship and conservation easements, though specific details are not listed here. Dr. Lawley actively mentors graduate students and contributes to applied economics literature through empirical investigations into trade policy biases and nutrient management planning.
