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Matthew Interis

Mississippi State University

H-index: 11

North America-United States

About Matthew Interis

Matthew Interis, With an exceptional h-index of 11 and a recent h-index of 10 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Mississippi State University, specializes in the field of Environmental Economics, Non-market Valuation, Food Consumption.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Environmental and natural resource economics and systemic racism

Valuation of Crop Diversity Benefits on Water Quality

The impacts of food waste information on consumer preferences for blemished produce and implications for food retailers

Addressing attribute value substitution in discrete choice experiments to avoid unintended consequences

Matthew Interis Information

University	Mississippi State University
Position	Associate Professor Department of Agricultural Economics
Citations(all)	732
Citations(since 2020)	415
Cited By	518
hIndex(all)	11
hIndex(since 2020)	10
i10Index(all)	12
i10Index(since 2020)	11
Email	Access Email
University Profile Page	Mississippi State University
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Matthew Interis Skills & Research Interests

Environmental Economics

Non-market Valuation

Food Consumption

Top articles of Matthew Interis

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Environmental and natural resource economics and systemic racism	Review of Environmental Economics and Policy	Amy W Ando Titus O Awokuse Nathan W Chan Jimena González-Ramírez Sumeet Gulati ...	2024/1/1
Valuation of Crop Diversity Benefits on Water Quality		Yunsun Park Seong Yun Matthew G Interis	2023
The impacts of food waste information on consumer preferences for blemished produce and implications for food retailers	Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics	Alba J Collart Matthew G Interis Josh Maples Chloe' Henson	2022
Addressing attribute value substitution in discrete choice experiments to avoid unintended consequences	Environmental and Resource Economics	Gregory Howard Brian E Roe Matthew G Interis Jay Martin	2020/12