Nicholas Haley

Hello! I am a Ph.D. student at the Food and Resource Economics Department at the University of Florida. I use survey-based methods and causal inference to evaluate how individuals respond to environmental risks. I have worked on several projects that bridge academic research with policy applications, from evaluating the benefits of floodplain improvements to incorporating environmental impacts into agribusiness management.

Publications

USA Consumer Demand for Passionfruit: Results from a Choice Experiment.
Haley, N. Blare, T. Posadas, B. Ballen, F. Hammami, M. Stafne, E. (2025). Intenational Journal of Fruit Science.

Extension

Profitability and Cost Estimates for Producing Tropical Hibiscus in South Florida
Haley, N. Revynthi, A. Abu, H. Blare, T. (2024). University of Florida IFAS Extension (EDIS).
Profitability and Cost Estimates for Producing Passionfruit in South Florida
Blare,T. Contreras, V. Anderson, J. Crane, J. Haley, N. (2023). University of Florida IFAS Extension (EDIS).
Profitability and Cost Estimates for Producing Lychee in South and Central Florida
Blare, T. Ballen, F. Haley, N. Contreras, V. Crane, J. Carillo, D. (2022). University of Florida IFAS Extension (EDIS).
Profitability and Cost Estimates for Producing Mango in South Florida
Blare, T. Ballen, F. Singh, A. Haley, N. Crane, J. (2022). University of Florida IFAS Extension (EDIS).

Teaching Experience

Co-Lecturer - International Trade and Agricultural Policy – University of Florida (Fall 2025) - Student Evaluations
Guest Lecturer - International Trade and Agricultural Policy – University of Florida (Spring 2025)