Department: Economics, Applied Statistics, and International Business
Title: Associate Professor
Research and Teaching Interests: International Economics, Environmental Policy, International Business and Development, Political Economy.
Ph.D. in Economics
M.A. in Economics
B.A. in History
Published and Accepted Research
LaPlue, L., J. S. Holladay (2021). "Emissions Demand Within and Across Sectors: Decomposing the Effective Channels". Canadian Journal of Economics, (Accepted; publication in 2021), doi: pending
LaPlue, L., Erickson, C. (2020). "Outsourcing, Trade, Technology, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions". Environmental Economics and Policy Studies, 22(2), 217-245, doi: 10.1007/s10018-019-00256-4
Adkisson, R., LaPlue, L., Sroka, C. (2020). "The Role of Initial Conditions in Post-Great Recession Recovery and Development: Single-County MSAs". Environmental Economics and Policy Studies, 34(1), 64-77, doi: 10.1177/0891242419894375
LaPlue, L. (2019). "The Environmental Effects of Trade Within and Across Sectors". Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 94, 118-139, doi: 10.1016/j.jeem.2019.01.007
Working Papers:
"Environmental Consequences of Natural Gas Wellhead Pricing Deregulation" (completed/under review) - Lawrence D. LaPlue, III
"Walling Off Crime: An Analysis of the Local Deterrent Effects of Border Control" - Lawrence D. LaPlue, III & Randy McFerrin (completed/under review)
Work in Progress:
"Estimating the residential value premium and behavioral motivations of rooftop solar installations" - Lawrence D. LaPlue, III & Jamal Mamkezri
"Environmental Effects of Import Penetration" - Lawrence D. LaPlue, III, J. Scott Holladay, and Georg Schaur
"Economic Effects of Crime in the Border Region" - Lawrence D. LaPlue, III & Randy McFerrin
"Pollution Havens Revisited: Border Evidence from NAFTA" - Lawrence D. LaPlue, III
ECON 252G: Principles of Micro Economics
ECON 311:Intermediate Macro Economics
ECON 322:Global Economy: Trade and Development
ECON 450:International Economics
ECDV 671:Sustainable Economic Development