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C.-Y. Cynthia Lin

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Assistant Professor

3104 Social Sciences & Humanities

Office Hours: By Appointment

Phone: (530) 752-0824

Fax: (530) 752-5614

cclin@primal.ucdavis.edu

Curriculum Vitae [pdf]

Selected Publications

  • An Evaluation of Keynes’ Projected Possibilities. The American Journal of Economics and Sociology (forthcoming).
  • On the Distribution of Regulatory Power Between State and Local Governments. In Progress in Economics Research, Volume 12 A. Tavidze, ed., New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc., (forthcoming).
  • California's Gasoline Tax. California State Controller John Chiang Statement of General Fund Cash Receipts and Disbursements 1(7) (2007): 5-8.
  • Estimating and Testing a Dynamic Model of OPEC and Non-OPEC. In Developing and Delivering Affordable Energy in the 21st Century. 27th USAEE/IAEE North American Conference Online Proceedings, 2007.
  • Government Leasing Policy and the Multi-State Investment Timing Game in Offshore Petroleum Production (with W.W. Leighty). In Developing and Delivering Affordable Energy in the 21st Century. 27th USAEE/IAEE North American Conference Online Proceedings, 2007.
  • Steady-State Growth in a Hotelling Model of Resource Extraction (with G. Wagner). Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 54 (2007): 68-83.
  • Environmental Federalism and Regulatory Delegation: An Incomplete Contracting Approach. In Environmental Economics: Institutions, Competition, Rationality, R. Bleischwitz & O. Budzinski, eds., pp. 129-149. Berlin:VWF, 2006.
  • Oil Prices, Stock Effects and Endogenous Technological Progress. In Economics of Agriculture and Natural Resources, C. Frankhouse, ed., pp. 11-125. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2006.
  • Three Essays on the Economics of the Environment, Energy and Externalities. Ph.D. dissertation, 2006, Harvard University.
  • Estimating Annual and Monthly Supply and Demand for World Oil: A Dry Hole? In Repsol YPF - Harvard Kennedy School Fellows 2003-2004 Research Papers, W.W. Hogan, ed., pp. 213-249. Cambridge, MA:Harvard University, 2005.
  • The Investment Timing Game in Petroleum Production: An Econometric Model. Physica A 355(1)(2005):62-68.
  • The Multi-Stage Investment Timing Game in Offshore Petroleum Production: A Framework for an Econometric Model. In Repsol YPF - Harvard Kennedy School Fellows 2003-2004 Research Papers, W.W. Hogan, ed., pp. 201-211. Cambridge, MA:Harvard University, 2005.
  • Optimal World Oil Extraction: Calibrating and Simulating the Hotelling Model. In Repsol YPF - Harvard Kennedy School Fellows 2003-2004 Research Papers, W.W. Hogan, ed., pp. 251-266. Cambridge, MA:Harvard University, 2005.
  • Regulatory Delegation: Theory and Application to Environmental Federalism. In Competition, Regulation and Protection: Essays from an International Conference on Industrial Organization, Law and Economics, G.T. Papanikos, ed., pp. 79-90. Athens: Athens Institutde for Education and Research, 2004.
  • The Scholar as Activist: A Colloquium Explores These Dual Roles. Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Bulletin XXX (9) (2001): 1-3.
  • Trends in Exceedances of the Ozone Air Quality Standard in the Continental United States, 1980-1998 (with D.J. Jacob and A.M. Fiore). Atmospheric Environment 35 (2001): 3217-3228.
  • Increasing Background Ozone in Surface Air over the United States (with D.J. Jacob, J.W. Munger, and A.M. Fiore). Geophysical Research Letters 27(21) (2000): 3465-3468.
  • Trends in Ozone Smog. Senior thesis, Harvard University, 2000.

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