Chad Cotti
Specialties: Health Economics, Public Policy, Labor Economics, Applied Microeconomics
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 
Associate Professor of Economics
Sage 2416, (920) 424-3013
cottic@uwosh.edu
Background
Dr. Cotti earned his B.S. from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, his M.P.A. from the Robert La Follette School of Public Policy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He has taught labor economics, health economics (undergraduate and MBA), statistics, econometric methods, and graduate level managerial economics.
Selected Publications
"Smokeless tobacco use following smoking bans in bars," Forthcoming: Southern Economic Journal (with Scott Adams and Daniel Fuhrman)
“Minimum Wages and Alcohol-Related Traffic Fatalities among Teens” The Review of Economics and Statistics August 2012, Vol. 94(3), 828-840 (with Scott Adams and McKinley Blackburn)
“The Impact of Casinos on Fatal Alcohol-Related Traffic Accidents in the United States” Journal of Health Economics: Vol. 29 (6), December 2010: 788-796 (with Doug Walker)
“The Impact of State and Local Subsidies in an Emerging Industry: Ethanol Production 1980-2007” Southern Economic Journal: Vol. 76 (4), April 2010: 1076-1093 (with Mark Skidmore)
“Do Minimum Wages Raise Employment? Evidence from the US Retail-Trade Sector” Labour Economics: Vol. 16 (4), August 2009: 397-408. (with J. Addison and M. Blackburn)
“Drunk Driving After the Passage of Smoking Bans in Bars” Journal of Public Economics: Vol. 92 (5-6), June 2008: 1288 -1305. (with Scott Adams)
“Economic Restructuring and Labor Market Inefficiency: Evidence from Cross-Sectoral Data,” Southern Economic Journal: Vol. 74 (1), July 2007: 214-238. (with Scott Drewianka)
