Ethan Hartley

PhD Student, Economics

I am a Ph.D. student in the Department of Economics at the University of Hawaii at Manoa where I work with Dr. Michael Roberts & Dr. Nori Tarui. My primary research interest lies in the integration of artificial intelligence into the tradtional econometric workflow. My applied work focuses on international economics and energy & environmental economics.

Papers

Measuring the Social Net Benefits of COVID-19 Restrictions: The Case of Reduced Vehicle Use in a Pollution-Prone Region of Utah

Hartley, E., Caplan, A. (2021)

Full Article

Working Papers

Time-of-Use Electricity Pricing: Implications of Hawai'i's Pilot Program

Abstract

Distributional Impacts of Dynamic Pricing Transitions for Residential Electricity Consumers

Abstract

Presentations

Distributional Impacts of Dynamic Pricing Transitions for Residential Electricity Consumers

We explore the potential impacts and inequities of dynamic pricing schemes on residential electricity consumers in Hawaii.

Presented by Dr. Tarui at the 8th Hawaii-Kobe International Conference on Applied Economics.

Energy Environment Economics

Time-of-Use Electricity Pricing: Implications of Hawai'i's Pilot Program 2023

I presented my work on the implications of Hawaiian Electric Company's time-of-use pilot program at the UHERO Workshop on Energy and Environmental Research.

Workshop Energy Economics Variable Pricing