Jong-Woo Kim

Jong-Woo Kim

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PhD Student
Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics

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Degrees:
M.S., Konkuk University, Republic of Korea
B.A., Konkuk University, Republic of Korea

Major professor: Nicole Mason

Expected graduation: Summer 2018

Area of specialization: Development Economics, Policy Analysis, Sustainable Intensification, Multinomial Endogenous Treatment Effects, Panel Data Methods

Job market paper: Does Sustainable Intensification of Maize Production Enhance Child Nutrition? Evidence from Rural Tanzania

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Before starting his doctoral studies, Jongwoo worked for Agro-Food Marketing Team at Korea Rural Economic Institute (KREI) in South Korea, providing assistance for research projects related to an improvement of the distribution system and export expansion of agricultural products as well as policy for fair trade of agricultural products.

Jongwoo joined the AFRE in Fall 2011 as an M.S. student and then transferred to a Ph.D. program. His areas of specialization include development economics, agricultural policy analysis, and sustainable intensification. More specifically, his dissertation research focuses on the impacts of input subsidy program (ISP) to promote sustainable intensification (SI) and economic and nutritional effects of technology adoption associated with the SI in Tanzania.

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