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CV for Brian Scott
Brian
Scott
is an assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham
and has joined AEE Lab as a Senior Research Fellow on a part-time basis.
Brian
received his PhD from the University
of Illinois at Chicago
where he was awarded an Environmental Manufacturing Management
fellowship
supported by the Institute
of Environmental Science
and Policy. The focus of his thesis and
published articles have been environmental policy with an emphasis on
experimental testing of market
based instruments, starting his first experiments on the subject in
2001. Brian
has coauthored a book, “Control of Urban Smog: The Significance of the
Chicago
Cap and Trade Approach”, which is due out in October 2006.
His current experimental
work covers mergers and acquisitions, and the effects of such
mergers on
consumer prices, quantities of goods in the market, and firm profit. Other current research projects involve
nitrogen
removal from waterways through managed wetlands, or wetland farms, and
in more
esoteric game theory experiments, measuring social distance, and the
effects of
“forced volunteerism”.
A partial
list of Brian’s publications and presentations includes:
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“Control of
Urban Smog: The Significance of the Chicago
Cap
and Trade Approach”, with Kosobud, Richard F., Houston H. Stokes, Carol D.
Tallarico,
Routledge Publishing, 2006
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Kosobud,
Richard F., Houston H. Stokes, Carol D. Tallarico, Brian L. Scott,
“Valuing
Tradable Private Rights to Pollute the Public's Air”, Review of
Accounting
and Finance, Vol. 4, No. 1, 50-71,
2005
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