Environmental Economics — Katie Wright on Sustainability and Water Scarcity
Environmental Economics — Katie Wright on Sustainability and Water Scarcity
Environmental Economics — Katie Wright on Sustainability and Water Scarcity
Continuing our series on Enviromental Economics, host Jordan Lofthouse chats with Katie Wright about sustainability, extensive and intensive margins, intellectual humility in statistical analysis, how her experience in Mercatus fellowships has aided her research, the nature of the water scarcity problem in the Western United States, and more.
Katherine (Katie) Wright is a research fellow at the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC). She is an expert on water policy and her current work includes exploration of solutions to western water scarcity. Katie is an alum of the Mercatus Oskar Morgenstern Fellowship.
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