Peer-Reviewed Research

Working paper(s):

• Rossi, D. "The derived demand for sawlogs as a nonallocable factor of stochastic production" (link to abstract here). 

• Rossi, D. "The impact of natural disturbances on long-term sawtimber price dynamics in the U.S. South"

Published research:

• Cheng, F., D. Rossi, L. Gittoes, R. Abt, K. Abt, E. Sonne Hall, E. Larson. 2025. Assessing Carbon Emission Impacts of Forest-Based Bioenergy. Environmental Science and Technology 59(16), 7919-7930. 

• Rossi, D., J. Baker, R. Abt. 2023. Quantifying Additionality Thresholds for Forest Carbon Offsets in Mississippi Pine Pulpwood Markets. Forest Policy and Economics 156: 103059. 

• Rossi, D., B. Rushakoff, O.-P. Kuusela. 2023. Impacts of the Small-Tract Forestland (STF) tax program on forestland use in Oregon. Forest Science 69(5): 498-509. 

• Kulkarni, K., D. Rossi. 2023. Determinants of downside risk exposure: an analysis of Korean rice farms using partial and quantile moments. Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy 45(3): 1356-1373. 

• Dhungel, G., D. Rossi, J. Henderson, R. Abt, R. Sheffield, J. Baker. 2023.  Critical Market Tipping Points for High-Grade White Oak Inventory Decline in the Central Hardwood Region of the United States. Journal of Forestry 121(3): 224-234. 

• Rossi, D. O.-P. Kuusela. 2023. Carbon and timber management in western Oregon under tax-financed investments in wildfire risk mitigation. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 48(2): 376-397. 

• Rossi, D., O.-P. Kuusela, C. Dunn. 2022. A microeconometric analysis of wildfire suppression decisions in the western United States. Ecological Economics 200: 107525. 

• Rossi, D., J. Zhai, O.-P. Kuusela. 2021. Measuring the value of softwood log exports: Evidence from Oregon. Journal of Forestry 119(4): 351-362. 

• Rossi, D., Kuusela, O.-P. 2020. The influence of risk attitudes on suppression spending and on wildland fire program budgeting. Forest Policy and Economics 113: 102087. 

• Rossi, D., Kuusela, O.-P. 2019. Cost plus net value change (C+NVC) revisited: a sequential formulation of the wildfire economics model. Forest Science 65(2): 125-136.