GARETH P. GREEN Associate Professor Curriculum Vita

GARETH P. GREEN Associate Professor Curriculum Vita Chair, Department of Economics Phone: (206) 296-2536 504 Pigott Hall Fax: (206) 296-2486 901 12 th Avenue E-mail: greeng@seattleu.edu Seattle University Seattle, WA 98122-4340 EDUCATION 1995 Ph.D. Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California at Berkeley 1994 M.S. Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California at Berkeley 1990 B.A. Economics, University of Washington, Seattle EXPERIENCE 2005-Present Associate Professor, Economics, Seattle University 2006-2009 President, Board of Directors, Washington Water Trust, Seattle, Washington 2003-2005 Board of Directors, Washington Water Trust, Seattle, Washington 2001-2005 Assistant Professor, Economics and Finance, Seattle University 2000-2001 Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics and Finance, Seattle University 1999-2000 Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics, Western Washington University 1995-1999 Assistant Professor, Agricultural Economics, Washington State University 1991-1995 Graduate Student Researcher, University of California at Berkeley 1993-1994 Resource Economist, Consultant, CH2M Hill, Sacramento, California 1990-1991 Resource Economist, CH2M Hill, Bellevue, Washington SCHOLARSHIP Refereed Journal Articles Green, Gareth P., John C. Bean and Dean J. Peterson. Deep Learning in Intermediate Microeconomics: Using Scaffolding Assignments to Teach Theory and Promote Transfer. The Journal of Economic Education, 44(2), 142-157. Obermiller, Carl, Chauncey Burke, Gareth P. Green, and Erin Talbott. Tastes Great or More Fulfilling : The Effect of Brand Reputation on Consumer Social Responsibility Advertising for Fair Trade Coffee. Corporate Reputation Review, 12(2), June, 2009. Schuck, Eric C., Gareth P. Green, Janet Clements, and W. Marshall Frasier. "The Importance of Institutional Structure in Controlling Agricultural Runoff. Journal of the American Water Resources Association. 42(6), December, 2006.

Gareth P. Green, page 2 (Refereed Journal Articles, cont.) Richards, Timothy J., and Gareth P. Green. Economic Hysteresis in Variety Selection. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics. 35(1), April, 2003. Schuck, Eric C., and Gareth P. Green. Conserving One Water Source at the Expense of Another. International Journal of Water Resource Development. 19(1), March, 2003. Schuck, Eric C., and Gareth P. Green. Supply-based Water Pricing in a Conjunctive Use System: Implications to Resource and Energy Use. Resource and Energy Economics. 24(2), 2002. Schuck, Eric C., and Gareth P. Green. Field Attributes, Water Pricing, and Irrigation Technology Adoption. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. 56(4), November, 2001. Green, Gareth P., and John P. O Connor. Markets for Restoring Endangered Species Habitat: An Application to the Snake River. Contemporary Economic Policy. 19(2), 2001. Green, Gareth P., and Sung-Yeol Cho. Water Banking in the Upper Snake River Basin: Does the Current Pricing Structure Encourage Participation? Northwest Journal of Business and Economics. 2000. Green, Gareth P., and Joel Hamilton. Water Allocation, Transfers and Conservation: Links Between Policy and Hydrology. International Journal of Water Resource Development. 16(2), 2000. Green, Gareth P., and David L. Sunding. Designing Environmental Regulations with Empirical Microparameter Distributions: The Case of Seawater Intrusion. Resource and Energy Economics. 22(1), 2000. Hamilton, Joel, Gareth P. Green, and David Holland. Modeling the Reallocation of Snake River Water for Endangered Salmon. American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 91(5), 1999. Green, Gareth P., and David L. Sunding. Land Allocation, Soil Quality and the Demand for Irrigation Technology. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 22(2), 1997. Green, Gareth P., David L. Sunding, David Zilberman, and Douglas Parker. Explaining Irrigation Technology Choices: A Microparameter Approach. American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 78(4), 1996. Green, Gareth P., David L. Sunding, David Zilberman, Douglas Parker, Clifford Trotter, and Stephen Collup. How Does Water Price Affect Irrigation Technology Adoption? California Agriculture. 50(2), 1996.

Gareth P. Green, page 3 Other Publications Green, Gareth P. Why Aren t More Water Rights Being Transferred in Washington State? American Water Resources Association Newsletter, Washington Section. October-December, 2009. Schuck, Eric C., and Gareth P. Green. Cash and Carry Irrigation Water Prices in a Cost- Constrained World. Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Newsletter. 24(1), 2004. Green, Gareth P. Rewire PSE's time-of-use program. Op-ed for the Seattle Post- Intelligencer, November 14, 2002. Green, Gareth P. Agricultural Water Conservation: Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, California. In Restoring the Waters. (Boulder: Natural Resources Law Center, 1997.) Green, Gareth P., and John P. O'Connor. Third-Party Impacts and the Potential for Water Transfers in the Northwest. http://cahe.wsu.edu/~pnrec97/paper.htm, 1997. Presentations and Abstracts Green, Gareth P., and Timothy Richards. Discounting Environmental Goods. EcoMod 2013: International Conference on Economic Modeling, Prague, Czech Republic, July, 2013. Green, Gareth P., and Timothy Richards Environmental Choices and Hyperbolic Discounting: An Experimental Analysis. Agricultural and Applied Economic Association meetings, Seattle, WA, August, 2012. Green, Gareth P. Price Signals and Resource Allocation. American Water Resources Association Washington State Conference, Seattle University, November 2010. Green, Gareth P. Using Public Policy Issues to Teach Quantitative Analysis in Economics. Western Economic Association International meetings, Portland, OR, July, 2010. Green, Gareth P. Market Power and Price Controls in Fair Trade Coffee Markets. Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Conference, Portland, OR. April, 2009. Green, Gareth P. Using Project-Based Service Learning in Economics. Western Economic Association International meetings, Seattle, July, 2007. Green, Gareth P. and Matt Warning. The Economics of Fair Trade Coffee. Western Economic Association International meetings, San Francisco, CA. July, 2005. Green, Gareth P. Investment Under Uncertainty When Investors Follow Rules-of-Thumb. Western Economic Association International meetings, Vancouver, BC. July, 2004. Green, Gareth P. Hydrology and the Design of Efficient Water Transfer Policy. Western Economic Association International meetings, Denver, CO. July, 2003. (Presentations and Abstracts, cont.)

Gareth P. Green, page 4 Green, Gareth P. Water Transfer Policy and Return Flows. Economics colloquium, Department of Economics, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA. May 2003. Green, Gareth P. Heterogeneous Capital and the Relative Efficiency of Environmental Taxes. Western Economic Association International meetings, Seattle, WA. July, 2002. Eric Schuck and Gareth Green. Farm Level Irrigation Technology Decisions over Time. Paper presented at American Agricultural Economics Association annual meeting, July 28-31, 2002, Long Beach, CA. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Econ. 84(5), 2002. Eric Schuck and Gareth Green. The Importance of Tariff Structure in Conservation Pricing. Paper presented at Western Agricultural Economics Association annual meeting, July, 2002, Long Beach, CA. Abstract in the Journal of Agricultural and Resource Econ. 27(2), 2002. Green, Gareth P. Quantitative Methods in Water Resource Economics. Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. May 2001. Green, Gareth P. Managing Water Resources: A Discussion of Economics and Natural Resource Use. Society of Ecological Restoration Northwest, Seattle, WA. May 2001. Green, Gareth P. Water Pricing Policy and Conservation in Irrigated Agriculture. Natural Resource Seminar Series, Department of Economics, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. April 2001. Green, Gareth P. The Economics of Washington Water Use in the Face of Regional Growth. Seattle Economists Club, Seattle, WA. March 2001. Green, Gareth P. Generational Transitions, Option Value and the Timing of Investment. Economics colloquium, Department of Economics, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA. February 2001. Schuck, Eric C., Gareth P. Green, and David L. Sunding. Evaluating Water Rate Reform. Western Economics Association International meetings, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. July, 2000. Abstract in the Journal of Agricultural and Resource Econ. 25(2), 2000. Eric Schuck, Gareth P. Green, and David L. Sunding. Irrigation Water Rate Reform and Endogenous Technological Change. Western Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, July, 2000, Vancouver, BC. Hamilton, Joel, Gareth P. Green, and David Holland. Modeling the Reallocation of Snake River Water for Endangered Salmon. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Nashville, TE. August, 1999.

Gareth P. Green, page 5 (Presentations and Abstracts, cont.) Schuck, Eric C., Gareth P. Green, and David L. Sunding. Evaluating Water Rate Changes in Irrigated Agriculture. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Nashville, TE. August, 1999. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Econ. 81(5), 1999. Schuck, Eric C., and Gareth P. Green. Water Management and Pricing in a Conjunctive Use System. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Nashville, TE. August, 1999. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Econ. 81(5), 1999. O'Connor, John, and Gareth P. Green. An Evaluation of Water Banking Policy and Instream Flow in the Snake River. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Salt Lake City, UT. August, 1998. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Econ. 80(5), 1998. Schuck, Eric, and Gareth P. Green. Drought Contingent Water Pricing in a Conjunctive Use System. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Salt Lake City, UT. August, 1998. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Econ. 80(5), 1998. Green, Gareth P. Water Banking in the Pacific Northwest. Presented at the W-190 technical committee meetings, Kauai, Hawaii. October, 1997. Green, Gareth P., and David L. Sunding. Land Allocation, Soil Quality and the Demand for Irrigation Technology. Western Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Reno, NV. July, 1997. Abstract in the Journal of Agricultural and Resource Econ. 22(2), 1997. Green, Gareth P., and John O'Connor. Third-Party Impacts and the Potential for Water Transfers in the Northwest. Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Conference meetings, Spokane, WA. April, 1997. Abstract in http://cahe.wsu.edu/~pnrec97/abstract.htm Green, Gareth P. Discrete Events and Investments in Irrigation Technologies. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, San Antonio, TX. July, 1996. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 78(5), 1996. Green, Gareth P., and David L. Sunding. Nonuniform Regulation of Groundwater Quality. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, San Antonio, TX. July, 1996. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 78(5), 1996. Green, Gareth P., and David Willis. Markets for Stored Water. Western Economic Association International meetings, San Francisco, CA. June, 1996. Green, Gareth P., David L. Sunding, David. Zilberman, and Douglas. Parker. The Effect of Land Allocation, Soil Quality, and Water Cost on Irrigation Technology Choice. American Agricultural Economics Association meetings, Indianapolis, IN. August, 1995. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 77(5), 1995.

Gareth P. Green, page 6 (Presentations and Abstracts, cont.) Green, Gareth P. Grower Response to Water Price Changes and Discrete Events. Western Economic Association International meetings, San Diego, CA. July, 1995. Green, Gareth P., and David L. Sunding. Management of Saltwater Intrusion: A Putty-Clay Model. Western Economic Association International meetings, San Diego, CA. July, 1995. Technical Reports Huppert, Daniel, Gareth P. Green, William Beyers, Andrew Subkoviak, and Andrew Wenzl. Economics of the Columbia River Initiative. Washington State Department of Ecology. http://www.ecy.wa.gov/ programs/wr/cri/images/pdf/crieconrept_fnl.pdf. January, 2004. Green, Gareth P., and Ted Gates. The Potential of Water Transfers for Environmental Uses in Washington State. In D. Sunding and D. Zilberman, eds., The Economics of Water Markets in the American West, submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency. (Technical Reports, cont.) Green, Gareth P., David L. Sunding, and David Zilberman. Generational Transitions, Option Value and the Timing of Switching Production Technologies. In Incentives to Conserve Water in Agriculture: Annual Report. San Francisco: Natural Heritage Institute. June, 1998. Sunding, David L., Gareth P. Green, Larry Dale, and William Scott. Monterey County Water Conservation Alternatives. Agland Investment Services, Larkspur, CA. June 1996. Hanemann, Michael, Gloria Helfand, Gareth P. Green, and Francois Larivae. The California Comparative Risk Project. California Dept. of Pub. Health, Berkeley, CA. November, 1993. TEACHING AND ADVISING Courses Taught Seattle University, 2000 - present Principles of Microeconomics, Principles of Macroeconomics, Quantitative Methods and Applications, Intermediate Microeconomics, Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, Introductory Statistics for undergraduate and MBA, Managerial Economics for MBA, and Microeconomic Concepts: Strategic Decision-Making Tools for LEMBA Western Washington University, 1999-2000 Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of Macroeconomics Washington State University, 1996-1999 Intermediate Microeconomics and Advanced Resource Economics, Masters and Ph.D. Graduate Student Advising (Washington State University) Committee Chair: O Connor, John P., Ph.D. The Impact of Water Transfer Institutions on Instream Flow and Agricultural Production. Washington State University. August, 1999.

Gareth P. Green, page 7 (Graduate Student Advising, cont.) Schuck, Eric C., Ph.D. Water Management and Pricing in a Conjunctive Use System Using Supply-Based Pricing. Washington State University. May, 1999 Cho, Sung-Yeol, M.A. The Characteristics of Water Banking Decisions in the Upper Snake River Basin. Washington State University. August, 1999. Graduate Committee Member: Four Ph.D. committees Eight M.A. committees Undergraduate Advising Faculty Co-advisor. Economics, Finance, and Risk Management club. Seattle University, Fall 2000 Fall 2002 Advised 12 undergraduate students annually. Washington State University, 1996 1999. HONORS Southern Agricultural Economics Association. Outstanding journal article, 2003. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics. Resource and Energy Economics. Most requested journal article of 2002. Supply-based Water Pricing in a Conjunctive Use System: Implications to Resource and Energy Use. Soil and Water Conservation Society. Nominated outstanding journal article, 2001. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 1994. GRANTS RECEIVED Huppert, Daniel and Gareth P. Green. Economics of the Columbia River Initiative. Funded by the Washington State Department of Ecology. For the amount $113,132. For the period July through December, 2003. Green, Gareth P., and Joel Hamilton. Evaluating Water Policy Affecting Fish Habitat, Hydrology and Irrigated Agriculture in the Snake River Basin. Funded by the Water Resources Research Regional Competitive Grants Program, western region, March, 1998. For the amount $128,159. For the period September, 1998 through August, 2000. Principal investigator. Wandschneider, Philip, Douglas Scott, and Gareth P. Green. Incentive-Based Policies to Reduce Windblown Dust. Funded by the Washington State Department of Ecology, April, 1998. For the amount $11,726. For the period May through December, 1998.

Gareth P. Green, page 8 (Grants Received, cont.) Green, Gareth P. Agricultural Economic Response Models for the Snake River Resources Review. Funded by the United States Bureau of Reclamation, May 5, 1997. For the amount $28,000. May 15, 1997 to August 30, 1999. Principal Investigator. Green, Gareth P. Incentives to Conserve Water in Agriculture: A Cooperative Demonstration Project. Funded by the Natural Heritage Institute, November, 1996. For the amount $28,610. For the period January 1, 1997 through December 31, 1998. Principal Investigator. Whittlesey, Norman, Joel Hamilton, and Gareth P. Green. Evaluating Water Policy Options Affecting Irrigated Agriculture and Fish Habitat in the Snake River Basin. Funded by the United States Department of Agriculture, October, 1994. For the amount $190,804. For the period September, 1995 through August, 1999. Principal Investigator. MEMBERSHIPS Agricultural & Applied Economics Association American Economics Association Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Western Economics Association International