Author

Gregory Perry

Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Colorado State University - Cited by 1,388 - agricultural economics - agricultural finance - water economics - ethics

Biography

Gregory Perry is affiliated to Department of Plant Agriculture. He is a recipient of many awards and grants for his valuable contributions and discoveries in major area of subject research. His international experience includes various programs, contributions and participation in different countries for diverse fields of study.  His research interests reflect in his wide range of publications in various national and international journals.  
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Cited by
Year
The on-farm costs of reducing groundwater pollution
SL Johnson, RM Adams, GM PerryThe Economics of Water Quality, 423-433, 2019201
250
2019
Estimating irrigation water value using hedonic price analysis: a case study in Malheur County, Oregon
J Faux, GM PerryLand economics, 440-452, 1999199
245
1999
Depreciation patterns for agricultural machinery
TL Cross, GM PerryAmerican Journal of Agricultural Economics 77 (1), 194-204, 1995199
103
1995
Evaluating the influence of personal relationships on land sale prices: a case study in Oregon
GM Perry, LJ RobisonLand Economics 77 (3), 385-398, 2001200
97
2001
Agriculture to instream water transfers under uncertain water availability: A case study of the Deschutes River, Oregon
B Turner, GM PerryJournal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 208-221, 1997199
53
1997
The influence of role models on negotiation ethics of college students
GM Perry, CJ NixonJournal of Business Ethics 62, 25-40, 2005200
52
2005
Remaining value functions for farm equipment
TL Cross, GM PerryApplied Engineering in Agriculture 12 (5), 547-553, 1996199
43
1996
Estimating farm equipment depreciation: Which functional form is best?
J Wu, GM PerryAmerican Journal of Agricultural Economics 86 (2), 483-491, 2004200
41
2004
What is the future of agricultural economics departments and the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association?
GM PerryApplied Economic Perspectives and Policy 32 (1), 117-134, 2010201
27
2010
Cost‐Effective Abatement of Multiple Production Externalities
JD Connor, GM Perry, RM AdamsWater Resources Research 31 (7), 1789-1796, 1995199
18
1995
An exploration of factors influencing ethical and unethical behavior in negotiations
GM Perry, PA Duffy, CJ Nixon, LJ RobisonJournal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 37 (1), 1-20, 2005200
14
2005
An exploration of factors influencing ethical and unethical behavior in negotiations
GM Perry, PA Duffy, CJ Nixon, LJ RobisonJournal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 37 (1), 1-20, 2005200
14
2005
Objective measures of Ph. D. program quality in agricultural economics
GM PerryReview of Agricultural Economics, 395-408, 1995199
14
1995
Alternating-furrow irrigation to minimize nitrate leaching to groundwater
AR Mitchell, CC Shock, GM PerryASAE, 1995199
11
1995
On training PhDs in economics: what can economics programs learn from those in agricultural economics?
GM PerryAmerican journal of agricultural economics 80 (3), 608-615, 1998199
10
1998
Using citations to evaluate the quality of agricultural economics journals
GM PerryApplied Economic Perspectives and Policy 19 (1), 166-176, 1997199
10
1997
Exploring the role of mentoring in agricultural economics Ph. D. training
GM PerryJournal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 18-30, 1996199
10
1996
Benefits, costs, and local impacts of market-based streamflow enhancements: the Deschutes River, Oregon
JB Stevens, RM Adams, D Barkley, LW Kiest, CJ Landry, LD Newton, ...Rivers 7 (2), 8-108, 2000200
9
2000
Analyzing the potential for water quality externalities as the result of market water transfers
JD Connor, GM PerryWater resources research 35 (9), 2833-2839, 1999199
7
1999
Ranking MS and PhD Programs in Agricultural Economics, Spring 2004
GM PerryManuscript, Department of Applied Economics, Oregon State University, Corvallis, 2004200
7
2004

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