Cartagena en Movimiento. Editors: Daniel Toro González, Maria Claudia Peñas, Erik Vergel Tovar. Available here. Editorial Unitecnologica 2021.
Acueducto y alcantarillado para la inclusión y la transformación social. Daniel Toro González and Aarón Espinosa Espinosa (2019) (Available here). Conozca la página web de esta iniciativa aquí.
Strategy and Game Theory: Practice Exercises with Answers (2ed), Munoz-Garcia, Felix, Toro-Gonzalez, Daniel. Springer Texts in Business and Economics © 2019. Revised and updated to provide over 100 worked-out exercises on game theory with detailed step-by-step explanations (Available here).
Check out the new book "Economic Perspectives on Craft Beer: A Revolution in the Global Beer Industry"
Editors
Christian Garavaglia and Johan Swinnen. Palgrave Macmillan.
With Chapter 4: The Craft Brewing Industry in Latin America: The Case of Colombia (here).
Invited Professor, University of Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France. International Transport and Logistics. November 2017.
Bordeaux, France. November 2017.
Cátedra Fulbright: Movilidad Urbana Sostenible (Link)
Choices: The Craft Brewing Industry in Latin America (Link) AAEA.
AAEA
Invited Professor, Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla, Colombia. Advanced Microeconomics, Doctoral Program in Economics, 2017.
Barranquilla, Colombia. March 2017.
Invited Professor, University of Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France. International Transport and Logistics. December 2016. As always, an extraordinary group of students at the University of Bordeaux, an amazing experience.
NEW BOOK: This textbook presents worked-out exercises on Game Theory, with detailed
step-by-step explanations, which both undergraduate and master’s students can use
to further understand equilibrium behavior in strategic settings. While most textbooks
on Game Theory focus on theoretical results; see, for instance, Tirole (1991),
Gibbons (1992) and Osborne (2004), they offer few practice exercises. Our goal is,
hence, to complement the theoretical tools in current textbooks by providing
practice exercises in which students can learn to systematically apply theoretical
solution concepts to different fields of Economics and Business, such as industrial
economics, public policy and regulation. (Link)
Conference. Presenter at the 153 EAAE Seminar, "New dimensions of market power and bargaining in the agri-food sector" in Gaeta, Italy, June 2016. The paper is "The Craft Beer Industry in Latin America: Concentration and entry barriers". In the picture with Dawn Thilmany of Colorado State University (President of the FDRS) and Shermain Hardesty de UC Davis.
Invited Professor, University of Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France. International Transport and Logistics. November 2015.
Equilibrium Simulators: Here is the link to the new equilibrium simulators (in spanish) for students of introductory and intermediate microeconomics. You just have to change the parameter values in the functions and observe the changes in the equilibrium prices under different models.
Panelist at the XI National Symposium of Microeconomics. Panel "Industrial Organization and Regulation" Bogotá. Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
JUAN PABLO HERRERA SAAVEDRA, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. DANIEL TORO GONZÁLEZ, Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar y OSCAR JAVIER MARTINEZ, Escuela colombiana de Ingeniería
Bogotá, August 6th 2015.
The Beer Industry in Latin America. AAWE Working Paper No. 177 – Business. Daniel Toro-Gonzalez. May 2015. Document here.
Bordeaux, France. November 2014.
Invited by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), the Universities of Alicante (Spain) and Saarland (Germany) and the German Rectors’ Conference (HRK) to participate in the DIES-International Deans’ Course for Latin America 2014/2015, which will take place from October 26th to November 8th, 2014 in Saarbrücken, Germany and Alicante, Spain. (Link)
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Conference. Presenter at the AAEA Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, USA. "Beer Snobs do Exist: Estimation of Beer Demand by Type" at the session SCANNER DATA IN DEMAND ESTUDIES, ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS. July 27-29, 2014.
Conference. The 26th of June I participate as speaker at Stanford University in the context of the 14th ICEAA world conference. During the event, I presented the results of the implementation of the Flipped Classroom strategy at the NVIDIA Auditorium in the session “Innovating the Classroom".
Stanford University, 26 of June 2014.
More information in Spanish here. (June, 2014)
Three scientific articles and one book review published in 2013 in collaboration with different colleagues such as: Jia Yan (WSU), Karina Gallardo (WSU), Jill McCluskey (WSU), Seung Mo Choi (IMF) and Peter Gray (WSU). More information here. (March, 2014)
New Dean of the School of Economics and Business at Technological University of Bolivar (Tecnológica de Bolívar UTB) EL UNIVERSAL | CARTAGENA DE INDIAS | July 18 of 2013 (In Spanish). (July, 2013)
ITEA 2013 Summer School at Northwestern University Transportation Center - NUTC.
Northwestern University, Evanston IL, July 2013.
Equity through Transportation Policy in Developing Countries: The Case of Colombia. Presented at the Kuhmo NECTAR conference on Transportation Economics at Northwestern University Transportation Center, in Chicago on July 10-12, 2013 (ITEA - International Transportation Economics Association) (Conference website). View the provisional program for the conference here. (July, 2013)
DEMAND ESTIMATION FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN COLOMBIA. Accepted for presentation at the Kuhmo NECTAR conference on Transportation Economics to be held at Northwestern University, in Chicago on July 10-12, 2013 (ITEA - International Transportation Economics Association) (Conference website). (June, 2013)
The paper International Technology Adoption, Growth, and R&D, with Seung Mo Choi (IMF) and Peter Gray (WSU) has been accepted (23-May-2013) for publication at The B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics. More information here. (May, 2013)
The New York Times (March 28, 2013) By ANDREW SIDDONS
“Beer is sort of a recession-proof industry,” said Jill McCluskey, a professor of agricultural economics at Washington State University. “In bad economic times, it’s something that people can still afford.” (March, 2013)
Equilibrium Simulator (Excel). This template allows you to find the equilibrium prices and quantities under a perfectly competitive market and monopoly. It also helps you to compare the two equilibria in terms of social welfare (Consumer and Producer Surplus, and Deadweight loss). Download the Excel template here. Descargar el formato en español aquí. (September, 2012)
Outstanding Ph.D. dissertation awarded by the Food Distribution Research Society (FDRS) with the "William Applebaum Memorial Award". This prize is given annually by the society for outstanding graduate student research in food distribution and marketing (more information). The prize was awarded at the 53rd Annual Conference of the Food Distribution Research Society
on October 13-17, 2012 San Juan, Puerto Rico. Download the slides here. WSU press release here. FDRS Awards page here. (October, 2012)
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| Forrest Stegelin, University of Georgia (FDRS - Presindent-Elect) and Ron Rainey, University of Arkansas (FDRS - President ) |
Dr. Deacue Fields Auburn University (FDRS - VP Education) |
Jill McCluskey Committee Chair, Washington State University and Ron Rainey, University of Arkansas (FDRS President) |
I am currently working at Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar (Cartagena, Colombia). My position involves teaching (50%) and research (50%). See my courses here and my current projects here. (August, 2012)
The translation to Spanish of the document "The BLP Method of Demand Curve Estimation in Industrial Organization" by Eric Rasmusen is ready to download as a preliminary version here.
Beeronomics: The economics of beer is one of my favorite topics. In recent years there has been an important activity in the development of this field of study...(Read more)
I am a colombian Fulbrighter, PhD in economics from the School of Economic Sciences at Washington State University. My fields of interest are applied industrial organization and applied econometrics. From the Fall semester 2012 I will be working as professor at the Economics and Business Department, Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar in Cartagena - Colombia. (More about me)
I during my last year as a PhD student I worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow with Dr. Karina Gallardo in the project: Economic Impact of Pacific Northwest Flavor Crops (Mint) in the context of a multi-state (Washington, Oregon, Idaho), multi-institutional (WSU, OSU, UofI, USDA-ARS), transdisciplinary (entomology, plant pathology, weed science, irrigation engineering, food science, economics, sociology, communication) coordinated agricultural project (more info here). See current projects here.
