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DARWIN C. HALL

Darwin C. Hall, Ph.D., M.A., M.S

Professor of Economics

Professor of Environmental Science and Policy

California State University

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Long Beach, CA 90840-4607

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Environmental Science & Policy

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Darwin C. Hall, Ph.D., M.A., M.S

Executive Director

Western Economic Association International

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Fountain Valley, CA 92708-7302

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EDUCATION

Ph.D. Economics, University of California, Berkeley, 1977.

M.A. Statistics, University of California, Berkeley, 1973.

M.S. Agricultural Economics, University of California, Berkeley, 1973.

B.A. Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1970.

POSITIONS HELD

2009-present Executive Director, Western Economic Association International.

1989-present Professor of Economics, California State University, Long Beach.

2003-present Professor of Environmental Science & Policy.

1992-2004, 2009-present Member, Board of Directors, Western Economic Association International.

2003-2009 Co-Director, B.A. and B.S. Programs in Environmental Science & Policy.

2006-2007 Consultant, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.

1993-2006 Editor, Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, Elsevier Science BV.

2004-2006 Editor Emeritus and Co-Editor, Contemporary Economic Policy, Oxford University Press.

1991-2004 Editor, Contemporary Economic Policy, Oxford University Press.

1990-2004 Institute for Environmental and Economic Studies, California State University Fullerton.

1994, 2001 S.W. Brooks Visiting Professor, University of Queensland, Australia.

1998 Consultant, The World Bank.

1988-1991 Coeditor, Contemporary Policy Issues, Western Economic Association International.

1986-1989 Associate Professor of Economics, California State University, Long Beach.

1985 1986 Assistant Dean, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of California, Riverside.

1979 1986 Assistant Professor of Economics, University of California, Riverside.

1978 1979 Economist, State of California, Sacramento.

1974 1977 Assistant Specialist, University of California, Berkeley.

1971 1974 Research Assistant, University of California, Berkeley.

1966 – 1970 Metal Tradesman, AFL-CIO Local 250

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

Co-Director, B.A. and B.S. degree programs in Environmental Science and Policy, 2003-present. Responsible for helping to initiate, obtain approval, and implement these new degree programs, manage office staff, budget, advise students, and hire faculty.

Editor, Contemporary Economic Policy, 1991-2004. Coordinate team of 6 coeditors, office staff, and editorial board with Oxford University Press and Western Economic Association International. Responsible for budget planning, editorial policy, editorial decisions, procedures, and timely publication.

Principal Investigator, California State University Long Beach, 2005-06, 1995. Coordinate team of research assistants, and support staff.

Assistant Dean, University of California, Riverside, 1985-86. Responsible for undergraduate advising in the College of Humanities and Social Science.

Principal Investigator, University of California, Riverside, 1979-86. Responsible for directing full time professional staff, part time clerical staff, and research assistants, coordination with the Counsel for the Regents of the University of California, and negotiations with contracting agencies. Accomplishments include creation of software, preparation of various reports and presentations to granting agencies in fulfillment of contracts and grants.

Project Director, University of California, Berkeley, 1974-77. Responsible for directing full time and part time professional staff, and research assistants. Accomplishments include preparation of reports to granting agencies, sampling design, questionnaire development, interviewing and data collection, data format design and management. Six Ph.D. dissertations ultimately were completed, based upon the data collected.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Advisor to the Secretary for Resources, State of California, 1979. Duties included advising the Secretary on toxic substances and the statewide pesticide regulatory program, representing the Agency at various meetings and reporting to the Secretary and the Deputies of the Secretary. Accomplishments included changes in legislation and regulations such as the California Environmental Quality Act, Pesticide Regulations promulgated by the State Department of Food and Agriculture, bills introduced in the Legislature, and line items in the Governor’s Budget.

Member, Los Angeles Mayor’s Blue Ribbon Committee (BRC) on Water Rates, 1991-1995, sole economist on the BRC. Appointed by Mayor Bradley. Chair of Finance Subcommittee. Member of Executive Committee. Drafted the Interim Report of the BRC. The BRC unanimously recommended to the City Council that the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) revise the rate structure from embedded cost rate design to marginal cost rate design, leading the rest of the municipal water agencies in the United States in rate reform. In December, 1992, the City Council approved an ordinance adopting the recommendations of the BRC.

Appointed by Mayor Riordan to the reconstituted BRC in 1993. Since then, the BRC refined the rate structure at the request of the Mayor, and recommended changes to the rate structure for adoption by the Board of Commissioners of the DWP. In 1995, the Board of Commissioners recommended revisions to the City Council, based upon the recommendations of the BRC. The City Council approved an ordinance adopting the recommendations of the BRC.

Chair, Committee to Revise Personnel Standards, College Council, 1996-97. Drafted the College of Liberal Arts (CLA) Retention Tenure and Promotion (RTP) document and RTP evaluation form. The College Council, faculty, and Provost approved the revised personnel standards. Drafted the CLA College Council Letter of Interpretation of the RTP document, adopted 26 February 2003.

Co-Chair, CSULB Inter-College Committee to Create B.A. and B.S. Degree Programs in Environmental Science and Policy, 1997-2001. Advisor, BS program in Environmental Science and Resource Management, California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI). Led the design of the new program and helped hire faculty at CSUCI.

HONORS

Outstanding Professor, 2003-2004, California State University Long Beach

S.W. Brooks Visiting Professor, 1994, 2001, University of Queensland, Australia.

Teaching, Energy Economics, 1994, California State University System Statewide Energy Consortium

Distinguished Faculty Scholarly Achievement, 1991, California State University Long Beach

GRANTS AND AWARDS

Principal Investigator, 2005-06, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Enhancing Educational Effectiveness Teaching Award, 2004-05, California State University Long Beach

Principal Investigator, 1991-2004, Western Economic Association International, for the editorial office of Contemporary Economic Policy.

Co-Investigator, 1999-2000, USC Sea Grant, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, CSU Fullerton.

Consultant, 1998, The World Bank.

Principal Investigator, 1995, City of Anaheim Department of Public Utilities.

Co-Principal Investigator, 1993-95, California Institute for Energy Efficiency, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California Berkeley.

Investigator, 1992-93, City of Anaheim Public Utilities Department.

Editor, July 1990 Special Edition of Contemporary Policy Issues, 1989-1990, California Energy Commission.

Meritorious Performance Awards: 1988, 1989, California State University Long Beach.

Assigned Time Awards: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2003, 2005, CSU Long Beach.

Summer Research Awards: 1987, 1988, 1989, 2000, 2001, 2002, California State University Long Beach.

Principal Investigator, 19801986, United States Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Agriculture.

Principal Investigator, 19831985, Universitywide Energy Research Group, University of California Systemwide.

Principal Investigator, 19831984, Appropriate Technology Program, University of California Davis.

Regents Major Instructional Improvement Grant, 1982-1983, University of California.

Junior Faculty Fellowship, 19821983, University of California, Riverside.

Principal Investigator, 19811985, Department of Utilities, City of Riverside.

Principal Investigator, 19791981, United States Department of Agriculture.

Principal Investigator, 1980, City of Los Angeles.

Project Director, 19741976, United States Environmental Protection Agency.

I. Teaching

Teaching Awards

2004-2005, Enhancing Educational Effectiveness Award, Environmental Science and Policy 400 (Environmental Science and Policy Capstone Project), to be taught by an interdisciplinary team of instructors.

1994, California State University System Statewide Energy Consortium, College Curriculum Project Award

Fields of special competence.

California Water Issues

Microeconomic Theory

Applied Econometrics and Quantitative Methods

Energy Economics

Agricultural Economics

Environmental Resource Economics

Industrial Organization and Regulation

Environmental Science and Policy

Degree ProgramsCSULB BA and BS degrees in Environmental Science and Policy. These new major degree programs are now three years old, with over 60 students enrolled.CSU Channel Islands, BS degree in Environmental Science and Resource Management

Environmental Science and Policy, Program CO-Director and Student AdvisorSummer Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR)communicating with high school principals and teachers in preparatory courses for the major, recruiting studentscommunicating with community college instructors of courses preparatory for the major, recruiting studentsestablishing student scholarship and awards fund

New Course PREPARATION

Environmental Science and Policy 400 Environmental Science and Policy Capstone Project

Environmental Science and Policy 200 California Environmental Issues

Economics 463 Energy Economics

course materialsEvaluation of Alternative Electricity Systems, (with Jane V. Hall) 8 June 94, 35 pp. supported with an award from the California State University System Statewide Energy Consortium, College Curriculum ProjectElectric Utility Cost Exercises, 7 June 94 revised 29 September 1998, 47pp. supported with an award from the California State University System Statewide Energy Consortium, College Curriculum ProjectEditor, Contemporary Policy Issues: Social and Private Costs of Alternative Energy Technologies, V.8, N.3, 1990.Lecture Notes for Intermediate Microeconomic Theory, numerous revisions.Outline of a Perspective on Econometrics, University of California, Riverside (1983) 190 pp.

Teaching assignments at California State University Long Beach

Environmental Science and Policy 200 California Environmental Issues

Environmental Science and Policy 400 Environmental Science and Policy Capstone Project

Economics 101 Introductory Microeconomics

Economics 310 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

Economics 333 Managerial Economics

Economics 410H Advanced Microeconomic Theory-Honors

Economics 434 Economics of Regulation

Economics 462 Environmental Economics

Economics 463 Energy Economics

Economics 464 Natural Resource Economics

Economics 510H Graduate Microeconomic Theory-Honors

Economics 660 Graduate Natural Resources and the Environment

Economics 690 Graduate Seminar

Teaching assignments at University of California Riverside

Economics 100A Intermediate Microeconomics

Economics 141 Intermediate Economic Statistics

Economics 142 Environmental Economics

Economics 143 Natural Resource Economics

Economics 144 Intermediate Econometrics

Economics 144A Intermediate Economic Statistics and Econometrics

Economics 144L Lab for Economics 144A

Economics 144B Intermediate Economic Statistics and Econometrics

Economics 144M Lab for Economics 144B

Economics 156 Analysis Agricultural Economics

Economics 162 Managerial Economics

Economics 177 Energy Economics

Economics 190 Internship

Economics 198I Independent Study

Economics 208 Graduate Resource Economics

Economics 256 Graduate Asymptotic Theory

Economics 288A Graduate Seminar

Economics 288B Graduate Seminar

Economics 299 Ph.D. Independent Study

Economics 290, 291, 292, 297 Special studies courses for Ph.D. graduates in Economics & Statistics

Economics 302 Supervise T.A.’s

Graduate School of Administration 289N Graduate Project Analysis

II. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY

Journal Articles and Book Chapters

Darwin C. Hall, 2009, A Note from the Author, Contemporary Economic Policy, Published Online: Oct 23 2009 1:56AM, DOI: 10.1111/j.1465-7287.2009.00184.x Vol. 27, No. 4, October 2009, p. 538.Darwin C. Hall, in press-2009, Politically Feasible, Revenue Sufficient, and Economically Efficient Municipal Water Rates, Contemporary Economic Policy. Published Online: Jun 22 2009 9:42AM

DOI: 10.1111/j.1465-7287.2009.00164.x, Vol. 27, No. 4, October 2009, pp. 539-554.Darwin C. Hall, in press-2009, Prescriptive Public Choice: Application to Residential Water Rate Reform, Contemporary Economic Policy. Published Online: Jun 3 2009 10:34PM

DOI: 10.1111/j.1465-7287.2009.00163.x, Vol. 27, No. 4, October 2009, pp. 555-565.Darwin C. Hall and Richard J. Behl, 25 May 2006, Integrating Economic Analysis and the Science of Climate Instability, Ecological Economics, Vol. 57, Issue 3, pp. 442-465. Darwin C. Hall, 2004, External Costs of Energy, in Encyclopedia of Energy, Academic Press imprint of Elsevier Science, Volume 2: 651-667.Darwin C. Hall, Jane V. Hall, Steven N. Murray, 2002, Contingent Valuation of Marine Protected Areas: Southern California Rocky Intertidal Ecosystems, Natural Resource Modeling, Vol. 15, No. 3, Fall 2002, pp. 335-368.Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, eds. 2002, Economics of Sustainable Food Markets, Pesticides, and Food Safety, Volume 4 in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, JAI – An Imprint of Elsevier Science: Amsterdam, London, New York, Oxford, Paris, Shannon, Tokyo.Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, 2002, Adoption and Diffusion of Sustainable Food Technology and Policy, in Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, eds., Economics of Sustainable Food Markets, Pesticides, and Food Safety, Volume 4 in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, JAI – An Imprint of Elsevier Science: Amsterdam, London, New York, Oxford, Paris, Shannon, Tokyo.Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, 2002, Modeling for Pesticide Productivity Measurement, in Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, eds., Economics of Sustainable Food Markets, Pesticides, and Food Safety, Volume 4 in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, JAI – An Imprint of Elsevier Science: Amsterdam, London, New York, Oxford, Paris, Shannon, Tokyo.Darwin C. Hall and Richard B. Howarth, eds., 2001, The Long-Term Economics of Climate Change: Beyond a Doubling of Greenhouse Gas Concentrations, Volume 3 in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, JAI – An Imprint of Elsevier Science: Amsterdam, London, New York, Oxford, Paris, Shannon, Tokyo.Richard B. Howarth and Darwin C. Hall, 2001, Beyond a Doubling: Issues in the Long-Term Economics of Climate Change, in Darwin C. Hall and Richard B. Howarth, eds. The Long-Term Economics of Climate Change: Beyond a Doubling of Greenhouse Gas Concentrations, Volume 3 in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, JAI – An Imprint of Elsevier Science: Amsterdam, London, New York, Oxford, Paris, Shannon, Tokyo.Darwin C. Hall, 2001, Ocean Thermal Lag and Comparative Dynamics of Damage to Agriculture from Global Warming, in Darwin C. Hall and Richard B. Howarth, eds, The Long-Term Economics of Climate Change: Beyond a Doubling of Greenhouse Gas Concentrations, Volume 3 in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources, JAI – An Imprint of Elsevier Science: Amsterdam, London, New York, Oxford, Paris, Shannon, Tokyo.Darwin C. Hall, 2000, Public Choice and Water Rate Design, in Ariel Dinar, ed., The Political Economy of Water Pricing Reforms, Oxford University Press, pp.189-212.Darwin C. Hall, 1999, Impacts of Global Warming on Agriculture in G.H.Peters and J. von Braun, eds, Food Security, Diversification and Resource Management: Refocusing the Role of Agriculture, Proceedings of 23rd International Conference of Agricultural Economists, Ashgate Publishing Limited: Ashgate, Aldershot, United Kingdom, pp. 186-211, ISBN 1 84014 044 5.Jane V. Hall and Darwin C. Hall, 1998, Environmental Resource Scarcity and Violent Conflict in Developing Regions in Murray Wolfson, ed., The Political Economy of War and Peace -- Recent Economic Thought: Development, Tensions, Prospects, pp.177-199, Kluwer Academic Press.Darwin C. Hall, 1998, Albedo and Vegetation Demand-Side Management Options for Warm Climates, Ecological Economics, V.24, N.1, pp.31-45.Darwin C. Hall and Jane V. Hall, 1997, "Estimating the Benefits of Emissions Reductions in Complex Atmospheres," The International Journal of Global Energy, June/July, V.9, N.4-6, pp286-298.Darwin C. Hall, 1996, Geoeconomic Time and Global Warming: Limits to Economic Analysis, International Journal of Social Economics, V.23, N.4/5/6, pp.4, 64-87.Darwin C. Hall, editor, 1996, Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources: Marginal Cost Rate Design and Wholesale Water Markets, Volume 1, JAI Press, Inc., Greenwich, Connecticut, 224pp. Reviewed by Gordon L. Carriker, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol. 80, No. 4, Nov 1998.Darwin C. Hall, 1996, Economic Instruments to Mitigate Water Scarcity, in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources: Marginal Cost Rate Design and Wholesale Water Markets, Volume 1, JAI Press, Inc., Greenwich, Connecticut, pp. 3-9.Darwin C. Hall, 1996, Calculating Marginal Cost for Water Rates, in Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources: Marginal Cost Rate Design and Wholesale Water Markets, Volume 1, JAI Press, Inc., Greenwich, Connecticut, pp. 77-94.Darwin C Hall and W. Michael Hanemann, 1996, Urban Water Rate Design based on Marginal Cost, in, Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources: Marginal Cost Rate Design and Wholesale Water Markets, Volume 1, JAI Press, Inc., Greenwich, Connecticut, pp. 95-122.Darwin C. Hall, M. Sandii Win, and Jane V. Hall, 1995, Air Pollution Impacts from Demand Side Management, Energy: the International Journal, V.20, N.1, pp.27-35.Darwin C. Hall, 1992, Oil and National Security, Energy Policy, V.20, N.11, November, pp.1089-1096.Darwin C. Hall, 1992, Social Cost of CO2 Abatement from Energy Efficiency and Solar Power in the United States, Environmental and Resource Economics, V.2, N.1, pp.21-42.Brian G. Thomas and Darwin C. Hall, 1992, Probabilistic Production Costing Under Integrated Operation Agreements and Joint Power Agency Financing, Energy Economics, V.14, N.3, July, pp.200-208.Darwin C. Hall, 1991, National Security, Environmental Damage, and Uncertainty: Fundamentals for Energy Policy, Chapter 10 in Energy, the Environment, and Public Policy, Praeger Publishers, pp.103-127.Darwin C. Hall and Jane V. Hall, 1991, Political Cliches and Economic Reality: What Have We Learned? Presidential Studies Quarterly, V. 21, N.1, Winter, pp. 127-140.Darwin C. Hall, Editor, 1990, Contemporary Policy Issues Special Edition, Social and Private Costs of Alternative Energy Technologies, V. VIII, N. 3, July. Reviewed in Revue Generale de Thermique, No. 350, fevrier 1991, pp.137.Darwin C. Hall, 1990, Preliminary Estimates of Cumulative Private and External Costs of Energy, Contemporary Policy Issues, V.8, N.3, July, pp. 283-307.Amy L. Walton and Darwin C. Hall, 1990, Solar Power, Contemporary Policy Issues, V.8, N.3, July, pp. 240-254.Darwin C. Hall, 1990, Introduction to Social and Private Costs of Alternative Energy Technologies, Contemporary Policy Issues, V.8, N.3, July, pp. 1-2.Darwin C. Hall, Brian P. Baker, Jacques Franco, and Desmond A. Jolly, 1989, Organic Food and Sustainable Agriculture, Contemporary Policy Issues, V.7, N.4, October, pp. 47-72.Darwin C. Hall, Jane V. Hall and David X. Kolk, 1988, Energy in the Unit Cost Index to Measure Scarcity, Energy the International Journal, V.13, N.3, pp. 281-286.Darwin C. Hall, 1988, The Regional Economic Threshold for Integrated Pest Management, Natural Resource Modeling, V.2, N.4, Spring, pp. 631-652.Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, 1985, Application of the Economic Threshold for Interseasonal Pest Control, Western Journal of Agricultural Economics, V.10, N.2, December, p.223-9.L. Joe Moffitt, Darwin C. Hall, and Craig Osteen, 1984, Economic Thresholds Under Uncertainty with Applications to Corn Nematode Management, Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics V.16, N.2, December, pp. 151157.Darwin C. Hall and Gregory M. Duncan, 1984, Econometric Evaluation of New Technology with an Application to Integrated Pest Management, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, V.66, N.5, December, pp. 624633. Reviewed by Gerald A Carlson, 1984, "Econometric Evaluation of New Technology with an Application to Integrated Pest Management: Discussion," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 66:641642.Darwin C. Hall and Jane V. Hall, 1984, Concepts and Measures of Natural Resource Scarcity with a Summary of Recent Trends, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, V.11, N.4, December, pp. 363379. (Ranked 4th in JEEM’s Greatest Hits in Depletable Resources and Energy category – see p. 299, Table V in Kolstad, Charles D., 2000, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, V.39, 282-305). Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1984, A Financial Model for Publicly Owned Electric Utilities, Energy: The International Journal, V.9, N.4, pp. 333340.Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1984, Investment in Alternative Electricity Supply Plans by Publicly Owned Utilities, Resources and Energy, V.6, N.2, June, pp. 165186.Darwin C. Hall and Jane V. Hall, 1982, Peregrinations in American Political Economy, Presidential Studies Quarterly, V.12, N.4, Fall, pp. 561567.Darwin C. Hall, 1978, Kenneth Arrow’s Example Considered, Metroeconomica, V.29, N.IIIIII, JanuaryDecember, pp. 191194. See also abstract in Zentralblatt fur Mathematick, v. 417, n. 90012, p. 479Darwin C. Hall, 1978, The Profitability of Integrated Pest Management, California Agriculture, V.32, N.2, February, p. 10.Darwin C. Hall, 1977, The Profitability of Integrated Pest Management: Case Studies for Cotton and Citrus in the San Joaquin Valley, Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America, V.23, N.4, December, pp. 267274. See also abstract, 1981, The Economics of Agricultural Pest Control, by Craig D. Osteen, Edward B. Bradley and L. Joe Moffitt, United States Department of Agriculture, Economics and Statistics Service, Bibliographies and Literature of Agriculture No. 14, p. 1920Darwin C. Hall, 1977, A Note on Natural Production Functions, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, V.4, N.3, September, pp. 258264.Darwin C. Hall, Richard B. Norgaard, and Pamela K. True, 1975, The Performance of Independent Pest Management Consultants in San Joaquin Cotton and Citrus, California Agriculture, V.29, N.10, October, pp. 1214. See also abstract, 1981, The Economics of Agricultural Pest Control, by Craig D. Osteen, Edward B. Bradley and L. Joe Moffitt, United States Department of Agriculture, Economics and Statistics Service, Bibliographies and Literature of Agriculture No. 14, p. 20. Commented on by J. C. Headley, 1976, "Critics Criticized," Agrichemical Age, 19:36.Darwin C. Hall and Richard B. Norgaard, 1974, On the Timing and Application of Pesticides: Rejoinder, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, V.56, N.3, August, pp.644645.Richard B. Norgaard and Darwin C. Hall, 1974, Environmental Amenity Rights, Transaction Costs, and Technological Change, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, V.1, N.4, December, pp. 251267. See also abstract, 1981, The Economics of Agricultural Pest Control, by Craig D. Osteen, Edward B. Bradley and L. Joe Moffitt, United States Department of Agriculture, Economics and Statistics Service, Bibliographies and Literature of Agriculture No. 14, p. 30Darwin C. Hall and Richard B. Norgaard, 1973, On the Timing and Application of Pesticides, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, V.55, N.2, May, pp. 198201. See also abstract, 1981, The Economics of Agricultural Pest Control, by Craig D. Osteen, Edward B. Bradley and L. Joe Moffitt, United States Department of Agriculture, Economics and Statistics Service, Bibliographies and Literature of Agriculture No. 14, p. 20. Commented on by Itshak Borosh and Hovav Talpaz, 1974, "On the Timing and Application of Pesticides: Comment," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 56:641643.

Published Symposia, Reports, Microfiche, MiscellanyJohn J. Boland, Thomas W. Chesnutt, Benedykt Dziegielewski, and Darwin C. Hall, The Application of Scenario Planning to Metropolitan’s Integrated Area Studies, prepared for the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, 12 December 2006, 37 pp.Darwin C. Hall, Duncan MacEwan, Mayra Garcia, and Christy Norris, 2006, Integrating Marginal Cost Water Pricing and Best Management Practices, California State University Long Beach, prepared for the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, 17 April 2006, 58 pp.Darwin C. Hall, Jane V. Hall, and Steven N. Murray, 2001, Contingent Valuation of Southern California Rocky Intertidal Ecosystems, Fisheries Centre Research Reports, University of British Columbia, Volume 9, Number 8, pp. 70-84.Darwin C. Hall, Jane V. Hall, Steven N. Murray, July 2000, Abstract: Contingent Valuation of Southern California Rocky Intertidal Ecosystems, Conference on Marine Protected Areas, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.Darwin C. Hall, Evaluation of Cal-Trans’ Benefit-Cost Assessment of Alternatives to Control Pollution in Surface Water Run-off, October 1998, Natural Resources Defense Fund, Los Angeles, CA.Darwin C. Hall, Summary of Analysis of Cal-Trans Freeway Retrofit Cost-Benefit Analysis Los Angeles Area District 7, July 1998, Natural Resources Defense Fund, Los Angeles, CA.Darwin C. Hall and Anil Puri, with Xuemei Liu, Joanne I. Pipersky, and Paul Rivera, 1997, Critique of Brown and Caldwell, and Wilchfort et al., Natural Resources Defense Fund, Los Angeles, CA.Darwin C. Hall, 1996, Geoeconomic Time and Global Warming: Limits to Economic Analysis, Working Paper Series, No. 188, Department of Economics, University of Queensland, Australia, January.Darwin C. Hall, 1995, Albedo and Vegetation Demand-Side Management Options for Warm Climates, Working Paper Series, Department of Economics, University of Queensland, Australia, No. 183, November.H. Taha, S. Douglas, J. Haney, A. Winer, M. Benjamin, D. Hall, J. Hall, X. Liu, B. Fishman, 22 May 1995, Modeling the Ozone Air Quality Impacts of Increased Albedo and Urban Forest in the South Coast Air Basin (SoCAB), Project AQ-92-04A Final Report, Prepared for the California Institute for Energy Efficiency, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories, University of California Berkeley.Jane V. Hall and Darwin C. Hall, 1995, Comparative Static Effects of Albedo and Shade Demand Side Management Load Reductions on Air pollution Emissions by Electric Utilities in California’s South Coast Air Basin, Institute for Economic and Environmental Studies, California State University Fullerton, Subcontract RE-4H from University of California Los Angeles, Final Report to California Institute for Energy Efficiency, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Contract AQ-92-04A, January.Darwin C. Hall, 14 March 1995, Estimated Savings from BRPU Winning Bidders, Final Report to Coalition for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Technology, Sacramento.Mayor/s Blue Ribbon Committee, 1994, Recommendations for Revisions to Water Rates, City of Los Angeles.Darwin C. Hall, 1993, Blueprint for a Green Economy by Pearce, Markandya, and Barbier, book review in Society and Natural Resources, V.6, N.2, May/June.Jane V. Hall, Darwin C. Hall, M. Sandii Win, 1993, Emission Reduction Credits for DSM Programs, prepared for the City of Anaheim Public Utility Department, prepared by California State University Institute for Economic and Environmental Studies, October.Darwin C. Hall, 1993, Global Warming Economics: Faulty Timing and Omission of Social Cost and Energy Alternatives, AERE Newsletter, V.13, No.1, May, pp. 17-22.Mayor’s Blue Ribbon Committee, 1992, Assuring Our Future Water Supply: A Consensus Approach to Water Rates, City of Los Angeles, June.Los Angeles Mayor’s Blue Ribbon Committee on Water Rates, Interim Report, April 23, 1992.Darwin C. Hall, 1988, The Decade of Energy Policy: Policy Analysis in Oil-Importing Countries, book review in Presidential Studies Quarterly, V.18, N.3, Summer, pp. 626-627.Darwin C. Hall and Deborah A. Griffiths, 1985, An Application of UCMUNI to Riverside, City of Riverside, 201 pp. See also abstract, 1985, Energy Research at the University of California:19801985, edited by Richard J. Gilbert, C. Michael Lederer and Beverly Strisower, Universitywide Energy Research Group, University of California, Berkeley, p. 169.Mark C. Jennings, Darwin C. Hall, Peter J. Baum, Wilfred A Elders, Benjamin C. Shen and ShuYuan Chu, 1985, "Riverside UCR Alternative Energy Study," abstract in Energy Research at the University of California:19801985, edited by Richard J. Gilbert, C. Michael Lederer and Beverly Strisower, Universitywide Energy Research Group, University of California, Berkeley, p. 169.Darwin C. Hall, 1985, "The Regional Economic Threshold," abstract in 1985 Program and Abstracts: Joint Statistical Meetings, American Statistical Association, Biometric Society, Institute of Mathematical Statistics, Las Vegas, Nevada p. 251.Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1984, Investment in Alternative Electricity Supply Plans by Publicly Owned Utilities, Universitywide Energy Research Group, University of California, Berkeley, 37 pp. (Also published in Resources and Energy, see above). See also abstract, 1985, Energy Research at the University of California:19801985, edited by Richard J. Gilbert, C. Michael Lederer, and Beverly Strisower, Universitywide Energy Research Group, University of California, Berkeley, p. 168169.Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1984, A Financial Model for Publicly Owned Electric Utilities, Universitywide Energy Research Group Report, University of California, Berkeley, 18pp. (Also published in Energy the International Journal, see above)Gregory M. Duncan and Darwin C. Hall, 1984, Joint Self Selection and Choice Based Sampling Bias, Working Paper No. 76, Dept. of Economics, University of California, Riverside, 32 pp.Darwin C. Hall and L. Joe Moffitt, 1984, Stochastically Efficient Economic Thresholds for Discrete Choices, Working Paper No. 76, Department of Economics, University of California, Riverside, 27 pp. Darwin C. Hall, 1980, 1981, 1983, Productivity of Pesticides, Integrated Pest Management and Organic Farming, Invited Paper, Meetings of the Western Agricultural Economics Association, Las Cruces, New Mexico (July 1980), revised as Working Paper No. 48, Department of Economics, University of California, Riverside, 1981, 113 pp. Micropublished in Papers in the Policy Sciences, Library of the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1983. Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1981, Financial Risk Analysis of Alternative Electric Energy Investments for the City of Riverside, City of Riverside, 118 pp. Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1981, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power: A Base Case Financial Forecast, Los Angeles City Council, 118 pp. Darwin C. Hall, Jane V. Hall and David X. Kolk, 1981, Scarcity and Growth Revised, Working Paper No. 60, Department of Economics, University of California, Riverside, 94 pp. Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas, 1981, Financial Analysis of Investment in Conservation and Alternative Electricity Supply Plans for Municipal Utilities, Working Paper No. 59, Department of Economics, University of California, Riverside, 65 pp.Darwin C. Hall, 1979, SocioEconomic Impacts, in South Geysers Geothermal Power Plant NOI/AFC

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