Michael Adjemian
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Agricultural Economist
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Briefly:Michael Adjemian is a Research Agricultural Economist in the
Crops Branch of the Market and Trade Economics Division. His
research is focused on current issues in commodity derivatives
markets.
Background:After completing his Ph.D., Michael joined ERS in June 2009.
While at the University of California, Davis, he served as a
Teaching Assistant and studied futures markets and transportation
economics as a Research Assistant. His dissertation, "Estimating
Spatial Interdependence in Automobile Choice with Multilevel Data,"
is a product of his work in transportation economics. Previously,
Michael worked as a Performance Auditor for the state of California
and a as Budget Analyst for Lockheed Martin.
Education:Michael has a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Resource Economics from
the University of California, Davis. He also has a B.S. in Finance,
with a minor in history, from the University of Florida.
Professional Affiliations:Michael is a member of the Agricultural and Applied Economics
Association.
Selected Publications:Adjemian, M.K. 2012. "Quantifying the WASDE Announcement
Effect," American Journal of Agricultural Economics,
94(1), 238-256.
Adjemian, M.K., C.-Y.C. Lin, and J. Williams. 2010. "Estimating
Spatial Interdependence in Automobile Type Choice with Survey
Data," Transportation Research Part A: Policy and
Practice, 44(9), 661-675.
Adjemian, M.K., and J. Williams. 2009. "Using Census Aggregates
to Proxy for Household Characteristics: An Application to Vehicle
Ownership," Transportation, 36(2), 223-241.
Adjemian, J.Z., M.K. Adjemian, P. Foley, R. Kasten, B. Chomel,
and J.E. Foley. 2008. "Prevalence of Multiple Zoonoses in Wild
Rodent Communities in the Eastern Sierra Nevada," Journal of
Wildlife Diseases, 44(3), 737-742.
Baier, J., N. Calloway, and M.K. Adjemian. 2003. California
Energy Markets: The State's Position Has Improved, Due to Efforts
by the Department of Water Resources and Other Factors, but Cost
Issues and Legal Challenges Continue, California Bureau of
State Audits.
Benson, L., M. Tilden, M.K. Adjemian, and A. Udrys. 2003.
Franchise Tax Board: Its Performance Measures are Insufficient
to Justify Requests for New Audit of Collection Program Staff,
California Bureau of State Audits.
Vose, D., N. Ahmadi, and M.K. Adjemian. 2002. Department of
Transportation: Its Seismic Retrofit Expenditures Comply With the
Bond Act, and It Has Continued to Reimburse the Interim Funding for
Fiscal Years 1994-95 and 1995-96, California Bureau of State
Audits.