Research Bio
Paige Weber is an environmental economist studying energy, equity, and policy, and an assistant professor in the Energy and Resources Group (ERG). She uses methods in applied microeconomics, urban economics, and industrial organization to answer questions in environmental and climate change policy, local air quality, and energy and electricity markets. A primary goal of her research is to understand the determinants and solutions to environmental inequality, with other work that studies emerging trends in energy markets.
Research Expertise and Interest
environmental economics, energy markets, energy policy, environmental justice
Teaching
Doctoral Seminar [ENERES 298 - 11]
Individual Research in Energy and Resources [ENERES 299 - 12]
Special Topics in Energy and Resources [ENERES 295 - 001]
Doctoral Seminar [ENERES 298 - 001]
Individual Research in Energy and Resources [ENERES 299 - 12]
Environmental Justice and Economics [ENERES 140 - 001]
Environmental Justice and Economics [ENERES 240 - 001]
Master's Seminar II: Methods for Interdisciplinary Analysis [ENERES 293B - 001]
Doctoral Seminar [ENERES 298 - 11]
Individual Research in Energy and Resources [ENERES 299 - 12]