Neha Khanna Associate Professor Economics and Environmental Studies PhD (1998), Cornell University Environmental economics, Econometrics Office: LT 1004 Phone: (607) 777-2689 Email: nkhanna@bux2k.binghamton.edu Homepage: http://bingweb.binghamton.edu/~nkhanna/ Professional information: Curriculum Vitae

Major Publications: "Assessing the Precision of Estimated Turning Points in Polynomial Regression Models,"" (with Florenz Plassmann). Econometric Reviews, 26(5):503-528, (September 2008). "Can Voluntary Pollution Prevention Programs Keep Their Promises? Evidence from the 33/50 Program," (with Martina Vidovic) Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 53:2, 180-195 (March 2007). "The Persian Gulf, Global Oil Resources, and International Security," (with Duane Chapman) Contemporary Economic Policy 24:4, 507-519 (October 2006). Received Western Economic Association International 2006 Editor's Choice Award for articles published in Contemporary Economic Policy. "Preferences, Income and the Environment: Understanding the Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis," (with Florenz Plassmann) American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 88:3, 632-643 (August 2006). "The Income Elasticity of Non-point Source Air Pollutants: Revisiting the Environmental Kuznets Curve," Economics Letters, 77:3, 387-392 (December 2002).