Wagner, alumni publish in economics journals
Jeffrey Wagner, professor of economics, and alumnus Michael Dortz published “Raising Rivals’ Costs and Right to Repair Laws: Separating the Sheep from the Goats?” in the Journal of Regulatory Economics. In addition, Wagner and alumni Nick Leary and Michael Zunino published “The Marginal Abatement Cost Function with Secondary Waste Markets” in Ecological Economics.
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