David Hadley
Lecturer, School of Business Economics and Public Policy
Qualifications
Bsc (Hons) Agricultural Economics, University of Reading, 1993 and PhD University of Reading, 1997.
Contact
| Email: | dhadley@une.edu.au |
| Room: | W40 Room 403 |
| Phone: | 02 6773 4593 (or +61 2 6773 4593 overseas) |
| Fax: | 02 6773 3596 |
Previous positions
Senior Research Associate - Centre for Social and Environmental Research on the Global Environment (CSERGE), University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.
Senior Economist – OFWAT (Office of Water Services), Birmingham, UK.
Lecturer in Environmental Management, University of Birmingham, UK.
Areas of Teaching
Natural resource economics; environmental and ecological economics; benefit-cost analysis; applied production analysis.
Research interests
My principal research areas are concerned with the valuation of ecosystem goods and services and economic assessment methodologies that incorporate these valuations. I also have a further strand of research that has developed out of my interest in efficiency and productivity analysis, particularly with respect to agricultural enterprises. I am actively researching methodologies that allow the incorporation of environmental externalities into measures of productivity. I am also involved in several projects that measure efficiency and productivity in more conventional ways.
Publications
Journal articles
Fezzi, C., Hutchins, M., Rigby, D., Bateman, I. J., Posen, P. and Hadley, D. (2010) Integrated assessment of water framework directive nitrate reduction measures. Agricultural Economics, 41, 123-134.
Hadley, D. (2009) Land use and the coastal zone, Land Use Policy, 26, S198-S203.
Brendan Fisher, Kerry Turner, Andrew Balmford, Roy Brouwer, Robert Costanza, Rudolf de Groot, Stephen Farber, Paul Ferraro, Rhys Green, David Hadley, Julian Harlow, Paul Jefferiss, Chris Kirby, Paul Morling, Shaun Mowatt, Robin Naidoo, Jouni Paavola, Bernardo Strassburg, Doug Yu and Matt Zylstra (2008) Integrating Ecosystem Services and Economic Theory: what can we do, what should we do, and what has been done? Ecological Applications, 18 (8), 2050-2067.
Carlo Fezzi, Dan Rigby, Ian J. Bateman, David Hadley and Paulette Posen (2008) Estimating the range of impacts arising from nitrate leaching reduction policies using farm accounts, Agricultural Economics, 39 (2), 197-205.
Martin, A.D. and Hadley, D.J. (2008) Corporate environmental non-reporting: a UK FTSE 350 perspective, Business Strategy and the Environment, 17 (4), 245-259.
Hadley, D. and Irz, X. (2008) Productivity and Farm Profit – A Microeconomic Analysis of the Cereal Sector, Applied Economics, 40 (5), 1-12.
Turner, R. K., Burgess, D., Hadley, D., Coombes, E. and Jackson, N. (2007) A cost-benefit appraisal of coastal managed realignment policy, Global Environmental Change, 17 (3-4), 397-407.
Ian Bateman, Julian Andrews, Roy Brouwer, Helen Davies, Brett Day, Amelie Deflandre, Salvatore Di Falco, Stavros Georgiou, David Hadley, Michael Hutchins, Tim Jickells, Andrew P. Jones, David Kay, Graham Leeks, Mervyn Lewis, Andrew A. Lovett, Colin Neal, Paulette Posen, Dan Rigby, Emily Sheldon, R. Kerry Turner (2006) Catchment Hydrology, Resources, Economics And Management (ChREAM): Integrated Modelling of Rural Land Use & Farm Income Impacts of the WFD and its Potential Non-Market Benefits, Journal of Agricultural Economics, 57, 221-237.
Hadley, D. (2006) Patterns in technical efficiency and technical change at the farm level in England and Wales 1982-1997, Journal of Agricultural Economics, 57, 81-100.
Bateman, I.J., Cole, M., Georgiou, S., and Hadley, D. (2006) Comparing contingent valuation and contingent ranking: Valuing the benefits of urban river water quality improvements, Journal of Environmental Management, 79, 221-231.
Shankar, B. and Hadley, D. (2005) On the measurement of subset input overuse using DEA, Empirical Economics Letters, 4, 1-10.
Bateman, I.J., Cole, M., Cooper, P., Georgiou, S., Hadley, D. and Poe, G.L. (2004) On visible choice sets and scope sensitivity, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 47, 71-93.
Piesse, J., Hadley, D., Shankar, B. and Thirtle, C. (2002) The efficiency of input use during the early transition in Hungary, Economics of Planning, 35, 183-204.
Wilson, P., Hadley, D. and Asby, C. (2001) The influence of management characteristics on the technical efficiency of wheat farmers in Eastern England, Agricultural Economics, 24, 329-338.
Wilson, P., Hadley, D. and Asby, C. (2000) Identifying the audience and the media of communication: targeting technology transfer in the UK cereals industry, Outlook on Agriculture, 29, 185-192
Hadley, D., Shankar, B. and Thirtle, C. (1999) Was South African agriculture over-capitalised in the apartheid era? Agrekon, 38, 777-787.
Wilson, P., Hadley, D., Ramsden, S. and Kaltsas, I. (1998) Measuring and explaining technical efficiency in UK potato production, Journal of Agricultural Economics, 49, 294-305.
C. Thirtle, D. Hadley and R. Townsend (1995) Policy-induced innovation in Sub-Saharan African agriculture: a multilateral Malmquist productivity index approach, Development Policy Review, 13, 323-348.
Book chapters
Georgiou, S., Bateman, I., Cole, M. and Hadley, D. (2004) Contingent Ranking Of River Water Quality Improvements, in Phoebe Koundouri (Ed), Econometrics Informing Natural Resource Management, Edward Elgar.
Piesse, J., Hadley, D., Thirtle, C. and Van Zyl, J. (2000) Effects of the 1992 drought on productivity in the former homelands: an application of the Malmquist index, Chapter 8 in Colin Thirtle, Johan Van Zyl and Nick Vink (Eds), South African Agriculture at the Crossroads: An Empirical Analysis of Efficiency and Productivity, Macmillan.
Research Reports
Turner, R. K., Hadley, D., Luisetti, T., Lam, V. W. Y. and Cheung, W. W. L. (2010) An Introduction to Socio-economic Assessment within a Marine Strategy Framework. London, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Available at: http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/marine/documents/legislation/msf-socioeconomic.pdf
Pinnegar, J.K., Viner, D., Hadley, D., Dye, S., Harris. M., Berkout, F. and Simpson, M. (2006) Alternative future scenarios for marine ecosystems: technical report. Cefas Lowestoft. Available at: http://www.cefas.co.uk/Publications/techrep/afmec_techrep.pdf
D. Hadley (2005) Efficiency and Productivity at the Farm Level in England and Wales 1982 to 2002, Final Report to Defra. Available at: http://www.defra.gov.uk/evidence/economics/foodfarm/reports/documents/Product.pdf
Nicola Beaumont and David Hadley (2004) Managing the Effects of Trawl Fishing on the Benthic Environment: A Management Manual, An output of the COST-IMPACT project: Costing the impact of demersal fishing on marine ecosystem processes and biodiversity, CSERGE, Norwich. Available at: http://www.ecoserve.ie/projects/cost-impact/datatool/management_manual.pdf
Piesse, J., Thirtle, C. and Hadley, D. (2004) Current and historic relative agricultural productivity and performance: Sector and farm level, Chapter 1 in Impact on UK of increasing agricultural productivity in New Member States, Report for Defra, project No. EPES 0203/4.
Burgess, D., Jackson, N., Hadley, D., Turner, R.K. and Georgiou, S. (2004) Tamar Catchment Study, Final Catchment Study report to the EU, part of the EVALUWET project.
Cave, R., Brouwer, R., Coombes, E., Hadley, D., Turner, K. and Lorenzoni, I. (2004) Future Scenarios and Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Alternative Policy Options to Improve Water Quality in the Humber Catchment in the United Kingdom, Final Regional Catchment Study report to the EU, part of the EUROCAT project.
DEFRA (2003) Productivity of UK Agriculture: Causes and Constraints, Final Report on Project No. ER0001/3, Edited by Colin Thirtle and Jim Holding. Available at: http://www.defra.gov.uk/evidence/economics/foodfarm/reports/documents/ProdRep.pdf
P.Wilson, D. Hadley and C. Asby, (1998) Analysing the Impact of R&D and Technology Transfer in Cereal Production, a report prepared for the HGCA by the Universities of Nottingham and Cambridge.
C. Thirtle, D. Hadley and R. Townsend, (1996) Productivity and the Returns to Producer-Funded R&D in British Sugar Beet, 1954-92, a report commissioned by British Sugar plc.