Edward (Ted) C. Jaenicke
- Professor of Agricultural Economics
- Penn State University
- Ph.D., Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Maryland, 1997
About me: I teach courses in our Agribusiness Management (AG BM) undergraduate major and in our Energy, Environmental, and Food Economics (EEFE) graduate program. Currently, much of my research investigates (i) pricing and marketing behavior by food manufacturing and retailing firms, (ii) food purchasing behavior by households and its link to health, (iii) the impact of the food environment on the overall healthfulness of food purchases, and (iv) the estimation and analysis of household-level food waste. My research often relies on micro-level scanner data that reflect the food purchases of individual households. Organic food and agriculture is one of my specific interests.
I am on the graduate faculty for he Energy, Environmental, and Food Economics (EEFE) program. See https://aese.psu.edu/graduateprograms/eefe.
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Research Interests
Food Retailing and Consumer Behavior: A. Food Behavior Economics and Health, and B. Organic
See my Publications Page.
Teaching, Current and Recent Courses
AGBM170: Investigating the U.S. Food System from Farm to Table
AGBM 430: Food and Agricultural Policy in the U.S.
Recent/Previous Courses
EEFE 510: Econometrics I
AGBM 101: Economic Principles of Agribusiness Decision Making
AGBM/INTAG 470A,B: Comparing Agricultural and Food Systems in the U.S. and France
(Old) AG BM 308W: Strategic Decision Making in Agribusiness
(Old) AEREC 503: Agricultural Marketing
See my Teaching Page.
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