Man Li

Dr. Man Li plays a critical role in the field of Applied Economics as an Assistant Professor at Utah State University. With a robust academic background, he earned his PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from Oregon State University and a BA in Economics from China Agricultural University. His teaching portfolio is enriched with courses in Natural Resource Economics and Environmental Economics, where he imparts his extensive knowledge and passion to students. Dr. Li's research is at the forefront of pressing global issues, focusing on Land-use Based Sustainable Development and Water Resource Management. His work also delves into the dynamics of Rural Migration and the challenges of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation. Through his research, Dr. Li aims to contribute to sustainable solutions that balance economic growth with environmental stewardship. His scholarly contributions have been recognized with several prestigious awards, most notably the 2019 AARES-Wiley Blackwell Award for Best Paper in the Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics (AJARE). This accolade underscores the impact and relevance of his research in the academic community and beyond. Beyond academia, Dr. Li is actively engaged in collaborative projects that seek to address real-world environmental and economic challenges. His commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering sustainable practices makes him a valuable asset to both the university and the broader field of applied economics.