Hunter D. Biram Data-verified

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Hunter D. Biram's research focuses on agricultural economics, with a particular emphasis on risk management and the impact of extreme weather events on agricultural production and markets. His work investigates how insurance products, such as Revenue Protection and Agriculture Risk Coverage, can mitigate price and yield risks for farmers. Biram also studies the actuarial implications of insurance coverage, including prevented planting scenarios. His research extends to analyzing the effects of natural disasters, like hurricanes, on agricultural production using insurance data. Additionally, he examines the broader economic consequences of extreme weather, including its effects on rural transportation infrastructure and crop prices, particularly in regions like the Lower Mississippi River.

Biram collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Lawson Connor, Eunchun Park, and J. Mitchell. His scholarly output includes publications in peer-reviewed journals, contributing to the understanding of agricultural risk and resilience.

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• h-index: 2
• Publications: 4
• Citations: 11