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William A. MastersFriedman School of Nutrition & Dept. of Economics, Tufts UniversityVerified email at tufts.edu
Jacob Ricker-GilbertProfessor of Agricultural Economics, Purdue UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
Monica FisherInternational Maize and Wheat Improvement CenterVerified email at cgiar.org
Ian CoxheadInstitute of Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO) and University of Wisconsin-MadisonVerified email at wisc.edu
Arild AngelsenProfessor, School of Economics, Norwegian Univ. of Life Sciences (NMBU)Verified email at nmbu.no
Christopher ChibwanaWilliam and Flora Hewlett FoundationVerified email at hewlett.org
Patrick WebbFriedman School of Nutrition, Tufts UniversityVerified email at tufts.edu
Ana R. RiosInter-American Development BankVerified email at iadb.org
Shibani GhoshResearch Associate Professor, Tufts UniversityVerified email at tufts.edu
Pamela JaggerSchool for Environment and Sustainability, University of MichiganVerified email at umich.edu
Bethelhem Legesse DebelaUniversity of GoettingenVerified email at uni-goettingen.de
Thomas JayneProfessor of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Patrick S. WardAssociate Professor, Food and Resource Economics, University of FloridaVerified email at ufl.edu
Sven WunderPrincipal Scientist, European Forest InstituteVerified email at efi.int
Jan BörnerILR/ZEF (University of Bonn)Verified email at uni-bonn.de
Miriam WymanLecturer, Academic Sustainability Program, Interdisciplinary Programs, Auburn UniversityVerified email at auburn.edu
Jeffrey D. MichlerUniversity of ArizonaVerified email at arizona.edu
Stefano PagiolaSr Environmental Economist, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Getaw TadesseInternational Food Policy Research InstituteVerified email at cgiar.org
Oluwatoba OmotilewaAfrican Development Bank (AfDB)Verified email at afdb.org

Gerald Shively

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Cropland allocation effects of agricultural input subsidies in Malawi C Chibwana, M Fisher, G Shively World Development 40 (1), 124-133, 2012	317	2012
Safety nets, gap filling and forests: a global-comparative perspective S Wunder, J Börner, G Shively, M Wyman World development 64, S29-S42, 2014	306	2014
Challenging perceptions about men, women, and forest product use: a global comparative study T Sunderland, R Achdiawan, A Angelsen, R Babigumira, A Ickowitz, ... World Development 64, S56-S66, 2014	292	2014
Spatial integration, transport costs, and the response of local prices to policy changes in Ghana O Badiane, GE Shively Journal of development economics 56 (2), 411-431, 1998	217	1998
Measuring the Impacts of Malawi's farm input subsidy program C Chibwana, M Fisher, C Jumbe, WA Masters, G Shively Available at SSRN 1860867, 2010	191	2010
Farm size and nonparametric efficiency measurements for coffee farms in Vietnam AR Rios, GE Shively American Agricultural Economics Association, 2005	177	2005
Agricultural intensification, local labor markets, and deforestation in the Philippines G Shively, S Pagiola Environment and Development Economics 9 (2), 241-266, 2004	160	2004
Coffee boom, coffee bust and smallholder response in Vietnam’s central highlands DT Ha, G Shively Review of Development Economics 12 (2), 312-326, 2008	150	2008
Agricultural change, rural labor markets, and forest clearing: an illustrative case from the Philippines GE Shively Land Economics 77 (2), 268-284, 2001	147	2001
Consumption risk, farm characteristics, and soil conservation adoption among low-income farmers in the Philippines GE Shively Agricultural Economics 17 (2-3), 165-177, 1997	142	1997
Can income programs reduce tropical forest pressure? Income shocks and forest use in Malawi M Fisher, G Shively World Development 33 (7), 1115-1128, 2005	141	2005
Food price variability and economic reform: An ARCH approach for Ghana GE Shively American Journal of Agricultural Economics 78 (1), 126-136, 1996	123	1996
Agricultural diversity and child stunting in Nepal G Shively, C Sununtnasuk The journal of development studies 51 (8), 1078-1096, 2015	122	2015
Poverty, consumption risk, and soil conservation GE Shively Journal of Development Economics 65 (2), 267-290, 2001	118	2001
Disaster risk, social vulnerability, and economic development PS Ward, GE Shively Disasters 41 (2), 324-351, 2017	116	2017
Economic reform and food prices: evidence from markets in Ghana H Alderman, G Shively World Development 24 (3), 521-534, 1996	114	1996
Income, poverty and charcoal production in Uganda F Khundi, P Jagger, G Shively, D Sserunkuuma Forest Policy and Economics 13 (3), 199-205, 2011	111	2011
Addressing the “wicked problem” of input subsidy programs in Africa J Ricker‐Gilbert, T Jayne, G Shively Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy 35 (2), 322-340, 2013	108	2013
Does improved storage technology promote modern input use and food security? Evidence from a randomized trial in Uganda OJ Omotilewa, J Ricker-Gilbert, JH Ainembabazi, GE Shively Journal of Development Economics 135, 176-198, 2018	106	2018
Economic shocks, diversification, and forest use in Uganda B Debela, G Shively, A Angelsen, M Wik Land Economics 88 (1), 139-154, 2012	106	2012

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