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PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
  1. Ganguly, D., Savchenko, O.M., Parker, J., and K.D. Messer. 2025. "Taking It for the Team: How Communication and Voting Increases Social Acceptance of Recycled Water." Water Resources Research, 61(6), e2024WR038803.
  2. Adegbola, U., Rajan, AG., Savchenko, O.M., Court, C. 2025. "Adapting to the Tide: Behavioral Responses to Red Tide along Florida's Gulf Coast." Choices, 40(2).
  3. Marcillo-Yepez, EP., Grogan, K. A., Court, C. D., Savchenko, O. M., and Koeneke, R. 2025. "Environmental Risks and the Profitability of Florida’s Hard Clam Aquaculture Industry." Aquaculture Economics & Management, 1–36.
  4. Savchenko, O. M., Botta, R., Koeneke, R., Hilsenroth, J., Grogan, K. A., Harris, H. E., and Court, C. D. 2025. "Valuing Coastal Fisheries and Seagrasses: A Case Study of Estuarine Resources on Florida's Nature Coast." Ecological Economics 230, 108517.
  5. Heinzmann, A.B., Savchenko, O.M., Prince, C., and J.K. Leary. 2024. "Balancing Act: Unveiling Public Perspectives on Taming Invasive Aquatic Plants. " Choices, 36 (4).
  6. Savchenko, O.M., Palm-Forster, L., Xie, LG., Rahman, R., and K.D. Messer. 2023. "Encouraging Pro-environmental Behavior: Do Testimonials by Experts Work." PLOS One, 18(10): e0291612.
  7. Ellis, S. F., Savchenko, O.M., and K. Messer. 2023. “Is a Non-Representative Convenience Sample Good Enough? Insights from an Economic Experiment.” Journal of the Economic Science Association, 9(2), 293-307.
  8. Collison, K., Vought, K., Rajan, A., Savchenko, O.M., Davidson, K. and J. Bernard. 2023. Fishing for Sustainable Alternatives: Cell-cultured fish. Choices.
  9. Ellis, S. F., Savchenko, O. M. and K.D. Messer. 2022. “Mitigating Stigma Associated with Recycled Water.” American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 104(3), 1077-1099.
  10. Fleming, P. M. and O. M. Savchenko. 2022. “Intention Versus Action: Household Adoption of Best Management Practices for Water Quality.” Water Resources Research, 58(7), e2021WR029684.
  11. Meiselman, B., Weigel, C., Ferraro, P., Masters, M., Messer, K. D., Savchenko, O.M. and J.F. Suter. 2022. “Lottery Incentives, Citizen Science, and Resource Management: Evidence from the Agricultural Data Reporting Incentive Program (AgDRIP).” Environmental and Resource Economics, 82(4), 847-867.
  12. Paul, L., Savchenko, O. M., Kecinski, M. and K.D. Messer. 2022. “Nudge or Sludge? An Experimental Game Illustrating How Misunderstood Scientific Information Can Change Consumer Behavior.” Applied Economics Teaching Resources (AETR), 4(1), 34-43. 10.22004/ag.econ.320046
  13. Savchenko, O. M., Fleming, P. and K. Zambito. 2021. “Four Creeks Farm: Scale up, Diversify or Exit?” Applied Economics Teaching Resources (AETR), 3 (2): 26-38.
  14. Savchenko, O. M. and J. B. Braden. 2019. “Do Public Benefits of Voluntary Cleanup Programs Justify Their Public Costs? Evidence from the Housing Market in New York”. Land Economics, 95: 369-390.
  15. Savchenko, O. M., Li, T. Kecinski, M. and K.D. Messer. 2019. “Does Food Processing Mitigate   
    Consumers’ Concerns about Crops Grown with Recycled Water?” Food Policy, 88, 101748.
  16. Ellis, S., Savchenko, O. M. and K.D. Messer. 2019. “What's in a Name? Branding Reclaimed Water.”  Environmental Research, 172: 384-393.
  17. Savchenko, O. M., Kecinski, M., Li T., and Messer, K.D. 2019. “Reclaimed Water and Food Production: Cautionary Tales from Consumer Research.” Environmental Research, 170: 320-331.
  18. Ellison, B., Savchenko, O. M. , Nehrling, E., Nikolaus, C. and B. Duff . 2019. “Every Plate Counts: Evaluation of a Food Waste Reduction Campaign in a University Dining Hall. ” Resources, Conservation & Recycling, 144: 276-284.
  19. Savchenko, O. M., Kecinski, M., Li T., Messer, K.D. and H. Xu. 2018. “Fresh Foods Irrigated with Recycled Water: A Framed Field Experiment on Consumer Responses.”  Food Policy, 80: 103-112.

PAPERS IN REVIEW
  1. Rajan, AG., Savchenko, O.M., Prince, C., and J. Leary. “Management of Aquatic Invasive Species in Public Waters: Public Preferences and Policy Implications.”
  2. Rajan, A., Savchenko, O.M., Parsons, G., and C. Court. “Ripples of Red Tide: Quantifying Recreational Losses from Harmful Algal Blooms in Florida”
  3. Savchenko, O.M., Davidson, K., Rajan, A., and J. Bernard. “Fish without the Sea: Consumer Preferences for Cell-Based Salmon and Policy Implications.”
  4. Rajan, A., Corcoran, W., Savchenko, O.M, and K. Grogan. "Angler Preferences and Policy Implications for Managing Aquatic Invasive Species in Public Waters."
  5. Saha, B. Savchenko, O.M., Qiao, X., and C. Court. “Troubled Waters: The Impact of Red Tide on Coastal Property Values.”
  6. Fleming, P., Savchenko, O.M., and L. Palm-Forster. “From stated to real: Comparing the effectiveness of hypothetical bias mitigation across extensive and intensive margins of willingness to pay.”

OTHER PUBLICATIONS
  • Savchenko, O.M. 2025. Evaluating the Economic Benefits of Water Quality in Florida: Literature Synthesis and Study Recommendations. Florida Department of Environmental Protection. 
  • Court, C.D., Anderson, S., Ceballos, A., Coffey, K., Ferreira, J. P., Honeycutt, S., Kim, J., Lindsey, A., McDaid, K., Qiao, X., Ropicki, A., Saha, B., Savchenko, O.M., Telg, R., Ulrich, J., and Yoskowitz, D. 2025. Assessment of the Short- and Long-term Socioeconomic Impacts of Florida’s 2017-2019 Red Tide Event: Project Summary. UF/IFAS Economic Impact Analysis Program, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Florida. 
  • Honeycutt, S., Anderson, S., Lindsey, A., Telg, R., Court, C., Ceballos, A., Coffey, K., Ferreira, J. P., Kim, J., McDaid, K.., Qiao, X., Ropicki, A., Saha, B., Savchenko, O. M., and Yoskowitz, D.  2025. From Waves to Wallets: The Socioeconomic Impacts of Red Tide Events in Florida. UF/IFAS Center for Public Issue Education & UF/IFAS Economic Impact Analysis Program, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Florida. 
  • Heinzmann, AG., Savchenko, O.M., Prince, C. and Leary, J. 2024. Navigating Public Perceptions: Exploring the Complex Social Dynamics of Invasive Species Management in Public Waters: FE1159, 10 2024. EDIS 2024 (5). Gainesville, FL.
  • Allen, M., Chagaris, D., Court, C., Frazer, T., Graham, W., Grogan, K., Kaplan, D., Lindsey, A., Savchenko, O.M., and Telg, R. 2024. Ecological and Economic Impacts of Land Use and Climate Change on Coastal Food Webs and Fisheries. 
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