Emma (Tristan) Du Puy

Emma (Tristan)'s research stands at the intersection of environmental economics, empirical industrial organization and labor economics. In the work done during her graduate program, she has studied the joint economic surplus and environmental pollution consequences of European Union (EU) agricultural subsidies, costs of adaptation to climate change, the ecosystem consequences of the homogenization of US agricultural landscapes, and the role of tacit skills in the US migrant labor markets. During this postdoctoral fellowship, she wishes to extend her research on dynamic land use by developing a spatial model of farm dynamics to look at the environmental consequences of EU enlargements.