Staff Biographical Page: Erik Dohlman

Briefly

Erik Dohlman is an agricultural economist with the Field Crops Branch, Market and Trade Economics Division. He has engaged in a broad range of research activities related to international trade policy, agricultural competitiveness, and the effects of U.S. farm policy. He is the agency contact for peanut market and policy issues, and contributes to the Soybeans and Oil Crops Outlook program.

Education

Erik received a Ph.D. in Political Economy and Public Policy from the University of Southern California in 1999. He received an M.A. in International Economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in 1991, and a B.A. degree in International Relations from Tufts University in 1986.

Professional Affiliations

American Agricultural Economics Association

Publications

ERS publications by this author

Dohlman, E. “Mycotoxin Hazards and Regulations: Impacts on Food and Animal Feed Crop Trade,” International Trade and Food Safety: Economic Theory and Case Studies, Jean Buzby (editor), Agricultural Economic Report 828. USDA, ERS, November 2003.

Dohlman, E., S. Persaud, and R. Landes. India’s Edible Oil Sector: Imports Fill Rising Demand, OCS-0903-01. USDA, ERS, November 2003.

Dohlman, E., S. Osborne, and B. Lohmar. “Dynamics of Agricultural Competitiveness: Policy Lessons from Abroad,” Amber Waves, Vol 1. No 2. USDA, ERS, April 2003.

Dohlman, E., T. Hall, and A. Somwaru. “Regulatory Events and Biotech Firm Share Prices,” Review of Agricultural Economics, Vol. 4, No. 1. Summer 2002.

Dohlman, E. and E. Young. Side-by-Side Analysis of the Peanut Provisions in Title I, The 2002 Farm Bill: Provisions and Economic Implications. USDA, ERS, May 2002.

Hoffman, L, and E. Dohlman. “New WTO Agricultural Negotiations: Issues for the U.S. Coarse Grain Market,” Agricultural Trade Policies in the New Millenium, Kennedy and Koo (editors). Food Products Press, New York, 2002.

Dohlman, E. “Peanut Consumption Rebounding Despite Market Uncertainties,” Agricultural Outlook, AGO-289. USDA, ERS, March 2002.

Dohlman, E. “A New Look at the Impact of Import Barriers on Corporate Profit Expectations.” Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv (Review of World Economics), Vol. 137, No. 4. 2001.

Schnepf, R., E. Dohlman, and C. Bolling. Agriculture in Brazil and Argentina: Developments and Prospects for Major Field Crops. Agriculture and Trade Report WRS-01-3. USDA, ERS, November 2001.

Dohlman, E., R. Schnepf, and C. Bolling. “Soybean Production Costs and Export Competitiveness in the United States, Brazil, and Argentina,” Oil Crops Situation and Outlook Yearbook, OCS-2001. USDA, ERS, October 2001.

Schnepf, R., E. Dohlman, and C. Bolling. “Argentina and Brazil Sharpen their Competitive Edge,” Agricultural Outlook, AGO-284. USDA, ERS, September 2001.

Dohlman, E., L. Hoffman, R. Schnepf, and M. Ash. “An Assessment of a Futures Method Model for Forecasting Season-Average Farm Price for Soybeans,” The Eleventh Federal Forecasters Conference (2000): Papers and Proceedings.

Goodwin, B., Schnepf, R., and E. Dohlman. “Modeling Soybean Prices in a Changing Policy Environment,” The Eleventh Federal Forecasters Conference (2000): Papers and Proceedings.

Hoffman, L. and E. Dohlman. “The New WTO Agricultural Trade Negotiations: Background and Issues for the U.S. Coarse Grain Market,” Feed Situation and Outlook Yearbook, FDS-2001. USDA, ERS, April 2001.

Dohlman, E., L. Hoffman, R. Schnepf, and M. Ash. “An Assessment of a Futures Method Model for Forecasting the Season-Average Farm Price for Soybeans,” Oil Crops Situation and Outlook Yearbook, OCS-2000. USDA, ERS, October 2000.

Dohlman, E. and L. Hoffman. “The New Agricultural Trade Negotiations: Background and Issues for the U.S. Wheat Sector,” Wheat Situation and Outlook Yearbook, WHS-2000. USDA, ERS, March 2000.

Hoffman, L., E. Dohlman, and M. Ash. “Upcoming World Trade Organization Negotiations: Issues for the U.S. Oilseed Sector,” Oil Crops Situation and Outlook Yearbook, OCS-1999. USDA, ERS, October 1999.

Dohlman, E. After Protection: The Impact of Import Barriers on Corporate Equity Values and Profit Expectations, Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Southern California, 1999.