Joseph Goeb

Joseph Goeb

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Joey is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics (AFRE).  Joey works in Malawi with MwAPATA as a technical support Senior Research Fellow. He also continues to support the Myanmar Agricultural Policy Support Activity (MAPSA) after living in Yangon, Myanmar from 2019-21. Previously, he lived and worked in Zambia for three years, first as a Peace Corps Volunteer living and working in farming communities, and later conducting dissertation research supported by the Indaba Agricultural Policy Research Institute. He won the Best Dissertation award from AFRE for that work. After completing his PhD in 2017, Joey worked as an economist in the private sector from 2017-19, during which time he was an International Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE) Carl K. Eicher Award Finalist. In 2014, Goeb was a U.S. Borlaug Fellow in Global Food Security.

Research interests:

  • Agricultural markets and price analysis
  • Agricultural extension
  • Economics of pesticides and pest control
  • Agricultural value chains

 

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