Jay Shimshack’s primary fields are environmental regulation, environmental economics, corporate social behavior, and applied microeconomics for public policy. He is a leading expert on the economics of environmental enforcement, monitoring, and compliance. Other research interests include 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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