Jay Shimshack’s major fields are environmental regulation, environmental economics, corporate social behavior, and applied microeconomics for public policy. Specific research interests include the law and economics of environmental monitoring and enforcement; environmental inequality and the distributional effects of environmental policy; the economics of corporate social responsibility, sustainable business, and ESG issues; the choice of environmental policy instruments including information and transparency; and the benefits and costs of environmental, food safety, and health policies.

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