Keenan Marchesi
- Agricultural Economist
- keenan.marchesi@usda.gov
- Google Scholar Profile
Introduction
Keenan Marchesi is an agricultural economist, specializing in spatial and applied econometrics in the Food Markets Branch in the Food Economics Division of USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS).
Background
Keenan joined the ERS in July 2020, upon completion of his Ph.D. at Clark University. Using spatial and temporal empirical methods, he investigates the strategic behavior of food services and retailers, and how consumers interact with these retailers. In addition, he researches food-away-from-home consumption and expenditure trends, and the implications for food access and health outcomes. Other areas of research have included consequences of civil conflict on nutritional outcomes in developing countries, and the spatial clustering of craft breweries and the potential spillover effects from neighboring firms.
Education
Ph.D. in economics - Clark University.
M.A. in economics - Clark University.
B.A. in economics - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
Professional Affiliations
Keenan is a member of the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association (AAEA); the American Economic Association (AEA); and the Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association (NAREA).
Selected Publications
Marchesi, K., M. Rockmore. 2023. “Conflict and Nutrition: Endogenous Dietary Responses in Nepal,” Food Security 15,281–296.