ABOUT ME
As an applied economist with broad interests, my research revolves primarily around aspects of market power, brand development and perception, and sustainable practices, particularly in the area of food and agricultural marketing. My work utilizes a range of experimental methods for data collection -- from simple surveys and sensory analysis to intricate bargaining games -- and a host of econometric tools for analysis. Through my research and teaching, I hope to address real-world problems and to have a tangible, lasting impact.
Anthony R. Delmond
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Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture, Geosciences, and Natural Resources
College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences
University of Tennessee at Martin
Office: 143 Brehm Hall
Phone: (731) 881-1098
E-mail: adelmond@utm.edu
or tonydelmond@gmail.com
Mailing Address:
574 University St. / 256 Brehm Hall
Martin, TN 38238
RESEARCH
Selected Publications
- Delmond, A.R. "Nudging Agricultural Business Students into Successful Online Networking." Applied Economics Teaching Resources. [Forthcoming]
- Delmond, A.R. (2023). Introduction to Agricultural Sales (1st ed.). Kendall Hunt Publishing.
- Berry, K.C., Delmond, A.R., Morin-Chasse, R., Strandholm, J.C., Shogren, J.F. (2022). "A Bargaining Experiment Under Weak Property Rights, with Implications for Indigenous Title Claims." Ecological Economics 198, 107457.
- Rai, P., Bajgai, Y., Rabgyal, J., Katwal, T.B., Delmond, A.R.. (2022). “Empirical Evidence of the Livelihood Vulnerability to Climate Change Impacts: A Case of Potato-based Mountain Farming Systems in Bhutan.” Sustainability 14(4), 2339.
- Muhammad, A., Delmond, A.R., Nti, F. (2021). "A Dynamic Analysis of Variable Preferences: The Case of Imported Beer in China." British Food Journal 123(13), 362-383.
- Delmond, A.R., and Ahmed H. (2021). “Optimal Antimicrobial Use under Countervailing Externalities.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 46(3), 490-508.
- Hughes, D.W., Mehlhorn, J.E., Delmond, A.R., and Holland, R. (2019). "Evaluating Transition Planning by Tennessee Farmers." UT Extension.
- Delmond, A.R., McCluskey, J.J., Yormirzoev, M., and Rogova, M.A. (2018) “Russian Consumer Willingness to Pay for Genetically Modified Food.” Food Policy 78, 91-100.
- Delmond, A.R., McCluskey, J.J., and Winfree, J.A. (2018). “Product Quality and Reputation in Food and Agriculture.” In G. Cramer, K.P. Paudel, and A. Schmitz, eds., Routledge Handbook of Agricultural Economics. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, pp. 96-107.
Selected Works in Progress
- Delmond, A.R. “The Price of Tourism: Evidence from the Italian Gelato Market.”
- Delmond, A.R., and McCluskey, J.J. “Impacts of Regional Designations on Returns from Collective Reputations.”
- Delmond, A.R., and Strandholm, J.C. “Preference for Home in the Beer Market.”
- Rourke, D., and Delmond, A.R.. "Analyzing Social Media’s Impact on Consumers’ Evaluation of CSR Authenticity."
- Mooney, R.A., Carmon, G.L., Delmond, A.R., Tewari, R., Lepcha, I., and Mehlhorn, J. “Exploring the DSSAT Crop Growth Model to Simulate Management Scenarios for Corn Production in West Tennessee.” [Under Review]
- Pruitt, J.R., Delmond, A.R., Mehlhorn, S., and Watson, D. “Using Regenerative Artificial Intelligence to Aid Classroom Retention.” [preliminary results presented at SAEA 2024 (slides)]
- Delmond, A.R., Busch, H.S., and Weber, E.M. “An Interdisciplinary Assessment of Information Literacy Training.”
TEACHING
- Selected Graduate-Level Courses
- Advanced Agricultural Marketing
- Advanced Econometric Applications in Agribusiness (example syllabus)
- Advanced Natural Resource Economics
- Research Methods and Writing
- Selected Undergraduate-Level Courses
- Environmental and Natural Resource Economics - taught in the U.S. (Spring 2024 syllabus) and in Italy (Fall 2024 syllabus)
- The Economics of Wine, Beer, and Spirits - taught in the U.S. and in Italy (Fall 2024 syllabus)
- International Agricultural Marketing - taught in Italy (Fall 2024 syllabus)
- International Agricultural Leadership - taught in Italy
- International Agricultural Trade (example syllabus)
- Agriculture and Natural Resource Policy
- Scientific Writing and Communication for Agricultural Business (example syllabus)
- Spreadsheet Analysis in Agribusiness
- Introduction to Agricultural Sales (Spring 2024 syllabus, textbook, lecture videos)
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Intermediate Microeconomics with Calculus
- Advanced Business Management Economics
- International Trade and Finance
- Introduction to Agricultural Business Lab
- Agricultural Economics Market Planning and Quiz Bowl Prep Course
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SAEA 2024 Quiz Bowl Team Members
SPRING 2024 SEMINAR SERIES
All presentations are at 3:30 p.m. Central in 107 Brehm Hall unless otherwise noted (Zoom link for streaming and YouTube recordings).
| Date | Speaker(s) | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Jan.19 | cancelled due to university closure | |
| Jan.26 | Danny Morris | SAEA Presentation: "What Factors Influence the Adoption of New Production Practices: Delphi Study" |
| Feb.2, 3:30 | (1) Katie Witbeck | SAEA Presentation: "Pearl Millet as an Alternative Warm-Season Annual Forage: An Economic Feasibility Study for West Tennessee" |
| Feb.2, 4:00 | (2) Sydney Campbell and Allison Zelenski | SAEA Presentation: "School Nutrition Programs as Tools to Improve Direct Marketing of Locally-Grown Fresh Produce" |
| Mar.22 | Jim Bledsoe | Graduate Student Presentation: "The Economic Impacts of Voluntary Cost-Share Programs in Tennessee" |
| Apr.12 | Tess Boring | Graduate Student Presentation: "The Persistence of Environmental Shocks on Local Economies" |
| Apr.19 | Tate Welch | Graduate Student Presentation: "The Effects of Information and Background on Gen Z Perception of Agriculture" |
| Apr.26 | Poster Day |