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Gregory S. Latta
Faculty Research
Assistant, Forest Economist
Major Professor: Darius Adams
Department of Forest Resources
013 Peavy Hall
(541) 737-6264
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BA, Economics, University of California Santa Barbara, 1992
MS, Forest Resources, Oregon State University, 2000
Research interests: Development and application of an array of regional and national models of timber and forest products markets.
Forest Sector Market Modeling
Publications:
Latta, G. S. and D. M. Adams. 2000. An Econometric Analysis
of Output Supply and Input Demand in the Canadian Softwood Lumber Industry. Canadian
Journal of Forest Research 30(9):1419-1428. Im, E., D.M. Adams and G.S. Latta. Potential Impacts of Carbon Taxes on Carbon Flux in western Oregon Private Forests. Forest Policy and Economics In Press.
Adams, D.M. and G.S Latta. Future Prospects for Private Timber Harvest in Eastern Oregon. Western Journal of Applied Forestry
In Press.
Busby, G.M., C.A. Montgomery and G. Latta. The
opportunity cost of forest certification on private land in western Oregon. Western Journal of Applied Forestry In Press.
Adams, D.M. and G.S Latta. Timber Trends on Private Lands in Western Oregon and Washington: a New Look. Western Journal of Applied Forestry In Press.
Latta, G., and Adams, D. 2005. Analysis of an extensive thinning program on eastern Oregon national forests using a dynamic spatial equilibrium market model with endogenous industry capacity. In Systems Analysis in Forest Resources: Proceedings of the 2003 Symposium, 7–9 October 2003, Stevenson, Wash. Compiled by M. Bevers and T. Barrett. USDA For. Serv. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-656.
Latta, G. S. and D. M. Adams. 2000. An Econometric Analysis of Output Supply and Input Demand in the Canadian Softwood Lumber Industry. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 30(9):1419-1428.
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