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Marc F. Bellemare

Agricultural Economics—Without Apology

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Strategies for Achieving Healthy, Sustainable, and Equitable Dietary Transitions

That is the title of a new article I have in Science with coauthors Yi Yang, Dave Tillman, Jess Fanzo, Carola Grebitus, Kelly Haws, Mario

The Geopolitics of Food and Agriculture

That is the title of a new working paper I have with my Purdue University colleague Bernhard Dalheimer and my Master s student Weston Loughmiller. It

“On the (Mis) Use of the Fixed Effects Estimator” Now Forthcoming at the Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics

My paper with Dan Millimet titled “On the (Mis) Use of the Fixed Effects Estimator” has been accepted and is now forthcoming at the Oxford Bulletin

“Global Agricultural Value Chains and Food Prices” Now Forthcoming at the American Journal of Agricultural Economics

My paper with Bernhard Dalheimer titled “Global Agricultural Value Chains and Food Prices” has been accepted and is now forthcoming at the American Journal of Agricultural

One Important Thing Lost in Discussions of the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Econ Job Market

The job market for econ PhDs is bad. It s not just bad: It s as-bad-if-not-worse-than-during-a-global-pandemic bad. Here is a screen capture of the data visualization the

Finding Your Research Niche in Agricultural Economics (and Beyond)

This was the title of the talk I gave this morning to AgEconMeet, the network of (mainly) junior European agricultural economists working to build a

Quality vs. Quantity in Publishing Redux

My post earlier this year, titled Quality vs. Quantity in Publishing, has made waves, apparently. Colleagues as far as Asia, Europe, and Latin America have

A Fool’s Errand? The Inverse Productivity Relationship Reconsidered

That s the title of a new working paper my brilliant student Ling Yao (she is on the market this year, and she will make a

Survey Ordering and the Measurement of Welfare

At long last, my article with Wahed Rahman and Jeff Bloem titled “Survey Ordering and the Measurement of Welfare” has been published open access in

Writing Matters

Having spent last weekend in in my hometown for the Canadian Economics Association/Canadian Agricultural Economics Society annual meetings, I was asked by a classmate from