School of Economic Sciences > Gregmar Galinato

Gregmar Galinato

Professor

ggalinato@wsu.edu

Hulbert Hall 203C

509-335-6382

Biography

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Educations

Ph.D. Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Maryland, College Park. 2006.
M.S. Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Maryland, College Park. 2005.
M.A. Economics, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada. 2001.
B.S. Economics, University of the Philippines, Los Baños, Philippines. 1997.

Fields of Interest

Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
Applied Microeconomics
Development Economics

Academic Employment

2020-present – Professor, School of Economic Sciences, Washington State University
2012-2020 – Associate Professor, School of Economic Sciences, Washington State University
2006-2012 – Assistant Professor, School of Economic Sciences, Washington State University

Journal Publications

Galinato, G. I., Y. Zhou and X. Zhao. 2026. “Foreign Direct Investment and Policy Stability of Environmental Regulations in Polluting Sectors.” The Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 70: 56–70.
Markandya, A., L. Cavalli, A. Bhattacharya, G.I. Galinato, L. Farnia. 2024. “Links Between the Sustainable Development Goals: An Analysis for Italy.” Sustainable Development. 1-17.
Galinato, G.I., M. Hyland and A. Islam. 2022. “Does Corporate Social Responsibility Benefit Society? Evidence from Latin America.” Emerging Markets Review. Vol 53. Article 100944. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ememar.2022.100944
Islam, A., G.I. Galinato and W. Zhang. 2021. “Can Government Spending Boost Firm Productivity?” Kyklos. 74(4): 488-511.
Galinato, G.I. and R. Rohla. 2020. “Do Privately-Owned Prisons Increase Incarceration Rates?” Labour Economics. Vol 67. Article 101908. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.labeco.2020.101908. Aggregate level data.
Skolrud, T. and G. I. Galinato. 2019. “Revenue Neutral Pollution Taxes in the Presence of a Renewable Fuel Standard.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 44(3): 474-496.
Zhao, X., G.I. Galinato, and T. A. Graciano. 2019. “The Welfare Effects of Opening to Foreign Direct Investment in Polluting Sectors.” Environmental and Resource Economics. 74(1): 243-269.
Galinato, G.I. and Y.A. Hong. 2018. “Tobacco Education Program Spending and Tobacco Use by Adolescents.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 43(3):307–320
Galinato, G.I. and Y. Zhou. 2018. “How a Race to the Bottom Can Make You Fat.” Applied Economics. 50(52): 5620-5640.
Galinato, G.I. and P. Tantihkarnchana. 2018. “The Amenity Value of Climate Change Across Different Regions in the United States.” Applied Economics. 50(37): 4024-4039. Main Data.
Galinato, G.I. and H. Chouinard. 2018. “Strategic Interaction and Institutional Quality Determinants of Environmental Regulations.” Resource and Energy Economics. 53:114-132.
Galinato, G.I., A. Olanie, and J. Yoder. 2017. “The Trade and Health Effects of Tobacco Regulations.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 42(3): 350-371.
Galinato, G.I. and A. Islam. 2017. “The Challenge of Addressing Consumption Pollutants with Fiscal Policy.” Environment and Development Economics. 22: 624-674.
Batina, R. and G.I. Galinato. 2017. “The Spillover Effects of Good Governance in a Tax Competition Framework with a Negative Environmental Externality.” Environmental and Resource Economics. 67(4): 701–724.
Skolrud, T. and G.I. Galinato. 2017. “Welfare Implications of the Renewable Fuel Standard with an Integrated Tax Subsidy Policy.” Energy Economics. 62: 291-301.
Skolrud, T., G.I. Galinato, S.P. Galinato, R. Shumway, and J. Yoder. 2016. “The Role of Federal Renewable Fuel Standards and Market Structure on the Growth of the Cellulosic Biofuel Sector.” Energy Economics. 58: 141-151.
Chouinard, H., G.I. Galinato, and P. Wandschneider. 2016. “Making Friends to Influence Others: Entry and Contribution Decisions that Affect Social Capital in an Association.” Economic Inquiry. 54(2): 819-834.
Galinato, G.I. and S. Galinato. 2016. “The Effects of Government Spending on Deforestation Due to Agricultural Land Expansion and CO2 Related Emissions.” Ecological Economics. 122: 43-53.
Galinato, G.I., T. Nadreau and T. Skolrud. 2015. “Who Pays and Who Benefits from a Revenue Neutral Carbon Tax? The Main Contributors and Beneficiaries from Washington State Initiative 732.” Western Economics Forum. 14(2): 2-14.
Galinato, G.I., T. Nadreau and T. Skolrud. 2015. “How Does Washington State Initiative 732 Impact the Agriculture and Forestry Sectors?” Western Economics Forum. 14(2):15-25
Galinato, G.I. and S.P. Galinato. 2013. “The Short-Run and Long-Run Effects of Corruption Control and Political Stability on Forest Cover.” Ecological Economics. 89: 153-161.
Galinato, G.I. and S.P. Galinato. 2012. “The Effects of Corruption Control, Political Stability and Economic Growth on Deforestation-Induced Carbon Dioxide Emissions.”Environment and Development Economics.17(1): 67-90.
Galinato, G.I., A. Olanie, S. Uchida and J.K. Yoder. 2011. “Long Term Versus Temporary Certified Emission Reductions in Forest Carbon-Sequestration Programs.” Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 55(4): 537-559.
López, R., G.I. Galinato, and A. Islam. 2011. “Fiscal Spending and the Environment: Theory and Empirics.” Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. 62(2): 180-198.
Galinato, G.I. 2011. “Endogenous Property Rights Regimes, Common-Pool Resources and Trade.” Ecological Economics. 70(5): 951-962.
Galinato, G.I. and S. Uchida. 2011. “The Effect of Temporary Certified Emission Reductions on Forest Rotations and Carbon Supply.” Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics. 59(1): 145-164.
Galinato, G.I. and S. Uchida. 2010. “Evaluating Temporary Certified Emission Reductions in Reforestation and Afforestation Programs.” Environmental and Resource Economics. 46(1): 111-133.
Galinato, G.I. and J. Yoder. 2010. “An Integrated Tax-Subsidy Policy for Carbon Emission Reduction.” Resource and Energy Economics. 32(3): 310-326.
Alberini, A., E. Lichtenberg, G.I. Galinato and D. Mancini. 2008. “Was it Something I Ate? Implementation of the FDA Seafood HACCP Program.” American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 90(1): 28-41.
López, R. and G.I. Galinato. 2007. “Should Governments Stop Subsidies to Private Goods? Evidence From Rural Latin America“. Journal of Public Economics. 91: 1071-1094.
López, R. and G. I. Galinato. 2005. “Trade Policies, Economic Growth, and the Direct Causes of Deforestation.” Land Economics. 81(2): 145-169.
López, R. and G. I. Galinato. 2005. “Deforestation and Forest-Induced Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Tropical Countries: How Do Governance and Trade Openness Affect the Forest-Income Relationship?” The Journal of Environment & Development. 14: 73-100.

Extension Publications

Skolrud, T. and Galinato, G.I. 2017. “Revenue-Neutral Taxation in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho Given the Renewable Fuel Standard.” Washington State University Extension Technical Bulletin TB40E.
Galinato, G.I. and T. Skolrud. 2016. “Integrated Tax-Subsidy Policy and the Cellulosic Biofuel Industry in the Pacific Northwest.” Washington State University Extension Technical Bulletin TB37E.
Galinato, S.P., T. Skolrud, G.I. Galinato, C.R. Shumway and J.K. Yoder. 2016. Impacts of Federal Biofuel Policy and Market Structure on the PNW Cellulosic Ethanol Industry. Washington State University Extension Technical Bulletin TB25E.
Galinato, G.I., S.P. Galinato, H.H. Chouinard, M.R. Taylor and P.R. Wandschneider. 2011. Agritourism in Washington State: An Industry Profile. Washington State University Extension Manual EM040E.