Douglas Wrenn

Assistant Professor of Environmental and Resource Economics

Douglas Wrenn

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Water Purchase Marriage Zoning Tax Land Use Taxes China India Agriculture Groundwater Climate Change Shale Gas Household Gas Effect Natural Gas Irrigation Gases House Prices Tax Policy Risk Perception Candy Shale Residents

Most Recent Publications

Housing Prices and Marriage Entry in Urban China

Douglas Wrenn, Junjian Yi, Bo Zhang, Regional Science and Urban Economics on p. 34 pages

Fracking Disclosures by Firms Spur Productivity, Slow Innovation

Douglas Wrenn, The NBER Digest on p. 6

Housing wealth, food spending, and diet quality: Evidence from panel data

Bo Zhang, Douglas Wrenn, Janak Joshi, E Jaenicke, Edward Jaenicke, 2022, Agricultural and Resource Economics Review on p. 45

The effectiveness of taxes in decreasing candy purchases

Kyle A. Hoy, Douglas H. Wrenn, 2020, Food Policy

The impact of water access on short-term migration in rural India

Esha D. Zaveri, Douglas H. Wrenn, Karen Fisher-Vanden, 2020, Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics on p. 505-532

Land Use Dynamics: Regulations and Norms

Elena Irwin, Geoffrey Buckley, Matthew Gnagey, David Newburn, Erin Pierce, Douglas Wrenn, 2019,

Price based policies for managing residential development: Impacts on water quality

Douglas H. Wrenn, H. Allen Klaiber, David A. Newburn, 2019, Resources and Energy Economics

House prices and marriage entry in China

Douglas H. Wrenn, Junjian Yi, Bo Zhang, 2019, Regional Science and Urban Economics on p. 118-130

SPACE AND TIME: A COMPETING RISKS ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF PROPERTY TAXES AND ZONING RESTRICTIONS ON RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

Douglas H. Wrenn, H. Allen Klaiber, 2019, International Economic Review

Unconventional energy, taxation, and interstate welfare: An analysis of Pennsylvania's severance tax policy

Kyle A. Hoy, Douglas H. Wrenn, 2018, Energy Economics on p. 53-65

Most-Cited Papers

Invisible water, visible impact: Groundwater use and Indian agriculture under climate change

Esha Zaveri, Danielle S. Grogan, Karen Fisher-Vanden, Steve Frolking, Richard B. Lammers, Douglas H. Wrenn, Alexander Prusevich, Robert E. Nicholas, 2016, Environmental Research Letters

Resident vs. nonresident employment associated with marcellus shale development

Douglas H. Wrenn, Timothy W. Kelsey, Edward C. Jaenicke, 2015, Agricultural and Resource Economics Review on p. 1-19

House prices and marriage entry in China

Douglas H. Wrenn, Junjian Yi, Bo Zhang, 2019, Regional Science and Urban Economics on p. 118-130

Geographically and temporally weighted likelihood regression: Exploring the spatiotemporal determinants of land use change

Douglas H. Wrenn, Abdoul G. Sam, 2014, Regional Science and Urban Economics on p. 60-74

Time is money: An empirical examination of the effects of regulatory delay on residential subdivision development

Douglas H. Wrenn, Elena G. Irwin, 2015, Regional Science and Urban Economics on p. 25-36

Unconventional shale gas development, risk perceptions, and averting behavior: Evidence from bottled water purchases

Douglas H. Wrenn, H. Allen Klaiber, Edward C. Jaenicke, 2016, Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists on p. 779-817

Spatial heterogeneity, accessibility, and zoning: An empirical investigation of leapfrog development

Wendong Zhang, Douglas H. Wrenn, Elena G. Irwin, 2017, Journal of Economic Geography on p. 547-570

Confronting Price Endogeneity in a Duration Model of Residential Subdivision Development

Douglas H. Wrenn, H. Allen Klaiber, David A. Newburn, 2017, Journal of Applied Econometrics on p. 661-682

Not my problem: Growth spillovers from uncoordinated land use policy

Charles A. Towe, H. Allen Klaiber, Douglas H. Wrenn, 2017, Land Use Policy on p. 679-689

Unconventional energy, taxation, and interstate welfare: An analysis of Pennsylvania's severance tax policy

Kyle A. Hoy, Douglas H. Wrenn, 2018, Energy Economics on p. 53-65