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Tomislav Vukina is a Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at North Carolina State University, focusing on economic organization of agriculture, incentives, information economics, and personnel economics. He joined NCSU in 1993 after earning a Ph.D. in Economics (Marine Resources) from the University of Rhode Island in 1991.
- Ph.D., Economics (Marine Resources), University of Rhode Island (1991)
His research spans agricultural contracts, poultry industry economics, environmental economics, and health economics. Recent work analyzes animal welfare ballot initiatives, collusion mechanisms in broiler production, and moral hazard in health care. He has published in International Journal of Industrial Organization, Health Economics, and American Journal of Agricultural Economics.
Key trends in his publications include tournament theory in agricultural contracts, regulatory impacts on livestock industries, and health economics intersections with asymmetric information. Awards include the 1994 Journal Article of the Year for his work on perishable inventory models.
Dr. Vukina advises graduate students in applied microeconomics and has coordinated domestic and international projects. He serves as a consultant to governments, NGOs, and private companies, frequently addressing industry leaders and policymakers on agricultural contracts and poultry economics.
