Felipe G. Avileis

I hold a PhD from the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of California, Davis. Starting Fall 2025, I will join the Department of Agricultural Economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as the Assistant Professor of Agricultural Banking and Finance.

My research examines the intersection of agricultural markets, agricultural finance, and global trade, with a focus on how policies and market shocks influence commodity market integration, risk management, and agricultural land use. I analyze the economic mechanisms behind the changes and provide insights into their broader impact on the agricultural sector, agricultural finance, and international trade.

Upcoming and Recent events:

8th Commodity Markets Winter Workshop - Zell am See, Austria - January 27-29/2025
Paper: Fueling Volatility: How Biofuel Policies Shape Commodity Price Risk
Conference on Applied Commodity Price Analysis (NCCC-134 ) - Chicago, Illinois - April 14-15/2025
Paper: Fueling Volatility: How Biofuel Policies Shape Commodity Price Risk
Conference on Applied Commodity Price Analysis (NCCC-134 ) - Chicago, Illinois - April 14-15/2025
Paper: EPA and CARB announcements and the balancing act between soybeans, soybean oil and meal
Commodity and Energy Markets Association (CEMA) Annual Meeting - Houston, Texas - June 16-17/2025
Paper: Fueling Volatility: How Biofuel Policies Shape Commodity Price Risk
Agricultural and Applied Economics Association Annual Meeting - Denver, Colorado - July 27-29/2025
Paper: Local policies, global markets: The effects of biofuels mandates on international agricultural trade and land use

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