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Donald F. Larson

Senior Economist
DONALD LARSON, is a Senior Economist working on Rural Development in the Development Research Group. Prior to his arrival at the World Bank, Mr. Larson served as an economist with the United States Department of Agriculture and with the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization. At the Bank, Mr. Larson served in several assignments focused on providing policy advice related to commodity and agricultural markets in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Recently, Mr. Larson also contributed to the design of the World Bank's Prototype Carbon Fund and to the International Finance Corporation's program to provide Weather Insurance in Emerging Markets. Mr. Larson holds a B.A. in Economics from the College of William and Mary, an M.A. in Economics from Virginia Tech, and a PhD. in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Maryland.

The author's works below are drawn from the World Bank's institutional archives. You can also download other documents by this author.


World Bank working papers and publications

1 .The cost structure of the clean development mechanism
2 .Should African rural development strategies depend on smallholder farms ? an exploration of the inverse productivity hypothesis
3 .Aligning climate change mitigation and agricultural policies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
4 .Food security and storage in the Middle East and North Africa
5 .Agriculture and the clean development mechanism
6 .Can Africa replicate Asia's green revolution in rice ?
7 .Measures of fixed capital in agriculture
8 .Incomplete markets and fertilizer use : evidence from Ethiopia
9 .Resource management and the effects of trade on vulnerable places and people : lessons from six case studies
10 .Will the clean development mechanism mobilize anticipated levels of mitigation ?
11 .Substitution and technological change under carbon cap and trade : lessons from Europe
12 .The performance of Bulgarian food markets during reform
13 .Factors affecting levels of international cooperation in carbon abatement projects
14 .Carbon markets, institutions, policies, and research
15 .Heterogeneous technology and panel data : the case of the agricultural production function
16 .Will markets direct investments under the Kyoto Protocol ?
17 .The World Bank economic review 20 (3)
18 .The World Bank research observer 19 (2)
19 .The environment as a factor of production
20 .Rural development and agricultural growth in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand
21 .Commodity market reform in Africa : some recent experience
22 .Intersectoral migration in Southeast Asia - evidence from Indonesia, Thailan, and the Philippines
23 .Can financial markets be tapped to help poor people cope with weather risks ?
24 .Determinants of agricultural growth in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand
25 .Agricultural markets and risks - management of the latter, not the former
26 .Do farmers choose to be inefficient? evidence from Bicol, Philippines
27 .Sugar policy and reform
28 .Commodity market reforms : lessons of two decades
29 .The World Bank economic review 14 (2)
30 .Risks, lessons learned, and secondary markets for greenhouse gas reductions
31 .A new database on investment and capital for agriculture and manufacturing
32 .Commodity risk management and development
33 .The determinants of agricultural production : a cross-country analysis
34 .Agricultural development : issues, evidence, and consequences
35 .Dealing with commodity price uncertainty
36 .Indonesia's palm oil subsector
37 .Uncertainty and the price for crude oil reserves
38 .On the intersectoral migration of agricultural labor
39 .Copper and the negative price of storage
40 .The adding-up problem : strategies for primary commodity exports in sub-Saharan Africa
41 .Policies for coping with price uncertainty for Mexican maize : policies for maize price variability in Mexico
42 .The World Bank economic review 6(3)
43 .The effects of option hedging on the costs of domestic price stabilization schemes
44 .Abolishing green rates : the effects on cereals, sugar, and oilseeds in West Germany
45 .Tariff-based commodity price stabilization schemes in Venezuela
46 .On the relevance of world agricultural prices
47 .The Indonesian vegetable oils sector : modeling the impact of policy changes
48 .Recent trends and prospects for agricultural commodity exports in sub-Saharan Africa




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