Ph.D Student
Department of Economics
University of California, Santa Barbara
Mailing Address:
Department of Economics
2127 North Hall
University of California
Santa Barbara , CA 93106-9210
Office Location: 3017 North Hall
Office Hours: By appointment
Phone: (585) 329-0424
Email: deangelo@econ.ucsb.eduResearch:
Law and Economics, Crime and Economics, Experimental Economics, Urban Economics, Economics of Terrorism
Selected Publications:
Batabyal, Amitrajeet and Gregory DeAngelo (2007). “Average Patent Pendency and Batabyal, Amitrajeet and Gregory DeAngelo (2007). “To Match or Not to Match: Aspects DeAngelo, Gregory and Jeffrey Wagner (2005). “ Characterizing regulation and DeAngelo, Gregory , Batabyal, Amitrajeet A., Kumar, Seshavadhani (2005). DeAngelo, Gregory , Batabyal, Amitrajeet A., Kumar, Seshavadhani (2007). DeAngelo, Gregory and Amitrajeet Batabyal (2004). “A Dynamic and Stochastic Working Papers: DeAngelo, Gregory (2007). “Cost Minimization and Medical Examinations: The Case of Anthrax” (revise and resubmit at the Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management) DeAngelo, Gregory and Benjamin Hansen (2007). “Life and Death in the Fast Lane: The Effect of Police Enforcement on Roadway Safety”
Examination Errors: A Queuing Theoretic Analysis,” forthcoming at Journal of Foresight and Innovation Policy pdf
of Marital Matchmaking Under Uncertainty” accepted at Operations Research Letters. pdf
negligence rule uncertainty in solid waste management ,” Economics Bulletin 11: 1-11. pdf
“On Economic Cost Minimization Versus Biological Invasion Damage Control,”
accepted as book chapter in Springer Publication. pdf
“An Analysis of Economic Cost Minimization and Biological Invasion Damage
Control Using the AWQ Criterion,” Annals of Regional Science, vol. 41(3). pdf
Analysis of Fertilizer Use in Swidden Agriculture,” Economics Bulletin 17: 1-10. pdf
Grants:
2008-2009 Department of Homeland Security - Continuing Fellows Research Grant
2007-2008 University of California, Santa Barbara - Department of Economics Research Grant, $3,000 Awarded
2006-2007 University of California, Santa Barbara - Department of Economics Research Grant, $2,000 Awarded
Professional Membership:
American Economic Association
American Law and Economic Association
Canadian Economic Association
Academic Background:
- PhD Economics University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California
Expected 2010
Thesis: Essays in Law Enforcement and Economics
Thesis Committee: Peter Rupert (Chair), Gary Charness, Javier Birchenall
- Economics and Environmental Science Fellow (supported by the National Science Foundation)
- United States Department of Homeland Security Fellow
- University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California
MA in Economics, 2006- Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester , New York
BS in Economics (Highest Honors), 2005
Minors: Mathematics and Public Policy AnalysisPapers and Presentations:
- Canadian Economic Association, Vancouver, BC, June 2008. Life and Death in the Fast Lane: The Effect of Police Enforcement on Roadway Safety.
- University of California Transportation Center Research Conference, Santa Barbara, CA, January 2008. Life and Death in the Fast Lane: The Effect of a Mass Police Layoff on Roadway Safety, (given with B. Hansen)
- Frontis Economics of Plant Health Workshop, Wageningen, June 2005. On Economic
Cost Minimization Versus Biological Invasion Damage Control, (given by A. Batabyal) - Rochester Institute of Technology May 2005 Undergraduate Research Conference on
Characterizing regulation and negligence rule uncertainty in solid waste management. - Rochester Institute of Technology May 2004 Undergraduate Research Conference
On Economic Cost Minimization Versus Biological Invasion Damage Control. - Mathematical Association of America January 2005 Research Presentation on Optimal
Control of Piecewise Continuous State Processes . - Mathematical Association of America November 2004 Research Presentation on Landfills .
- Rochester Institute of Technology May 2004 Undergraduate Research Conference pertaining to Municipal Solid Waste Leachate and Monitoring Management.
- Rochester Institute of Technology May 2003 Undergraduate Research Conference pertaining to Landfill Management.
Professional Experience:
- Summer Research Mentor - University of California, Santa Barbara
Directed research with high school students on roadway safety and management, Summer 2007 - Summer Researcher - University of Southern California and Department of Homeland
Security Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorist Events (CREATE), Summer 2006 - Facilitator in MIT's Summer Algebra Project, Summer 2005
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory Researcher, Summer 2004
- Research Experience for Undergraduates, University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Summer 2004
- Outdoor Environmental Educator, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Summer 2003
- Teaching Assistant, Rochester Institute of Technology, Department of Mathematics, Fall 2002 – 2003, 2004-2005.
- Research Assistant, Rochester Institute of Technology, Department of Economics,
2003 – 2005
Leadership and Awards:
- Nathaniel Rochester Scholar, 2004-2005
- College of Liberal Arts Research Funding Committee, 2004-2005
- Board of Directors Spokesperson for College of Liberal Arts “What's up in the College of Liberal Arts,” 2004
- Student/Faculty Educational Enhancement retreat, 2003
- Orientation Assistant, Rochester Institute of Technology, Fall 2002
- President, Rochester Institute of Technology Economics Club, 2002
- Member of the Vice President of Student Affairs student advisory board, Rochester Institute of Technology, 2002
Other:
- 2007 Santa Barbara Pier to Peak Half Marathon - Finisher
- 2007 Nike tennis instructor, UCSB
- 2006 Philedalphia Marathon - Completed with K. Phillips
- 2005 Fourth Place (Men's 20-29) Finish in Irondequiot, NY Annual 4th of July 10K
6.5.2008: Canadian Economic Association
8.24.2008: Visit nephew's Ethan and Peyton!
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