Staff Biographical Page: Greg Pompelli

Briefly

Greg Pompelli is Associate Director of ERS's Market and Trade Economics Division (MTED). The division conducts economic research and analysis on U.S. and global economic and policy factors that influence the structure and performance of agricultural markets and trade.

Background

Prior to his current position, Greg was chief of the Animal Products, Grains and Oileeds Branch within MTED and served as the division's Acting Deputy Director for Market Analysis and Outlook. He led the Geo-Spatial Economic Analysis (GSEA) Team in the ERS Administrator's Office, and has served as Chief of the Global Agricultural Markets Branch.

Before joining ERS, Greg was an associate professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology at the University of Tennessee, an economic analyst with Sunkist Growers, Inc., and a loan officer with the Sacramento Bank for Cooperatives.

Education

Greg received a Ph.D. and an M.S. from the University of California-Davis and a B.S. from Pennsylvania State University.

Professional Affiliations

National Association for Business Economics
American Agricultural Economics Association
Southern Agricultural Economics Association
Western Agricultural Economics Association

Publications

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Celikkol, P., G. Pompelli, and S. Stefanou (2008). "Productivity and Innovation in the U.S. Food Processing Sector," in Ruth Rama (ed.), Handbook of Innovation in the Food and Drink industry, Haworth Press, New York and London.

Regmi, A. and G. Pompelli (2002). "U.S. Food Sector Linked to Global Consumers." Food Review: The Magazine of Food Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, 25(1): 39-44.

Zahniser, S., D. Pick, G. Pompelli, and M. Gehlhar (2002). "Regionalism in the Western Hemisphere and Its Impact on U.S. Agricultural Exports." American Journal of Agricultural Economics: Proceedings, 84(3):791-797.

Morehart, M, J. Johnson, CE Young, and G. Pompelli (2001). "Using Farm-Sector Income as a Policy Benchmark." Agricultural Outlook, AGO-282, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, June-July, pp.14-19.

Pompelli, G. and D. Pick (2000). “Foreign Investment Motivations of U.S. Wineries." International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, 2(1): 47-62.