Bowen, Jennifer

Current Research Interests:	Agency guidance on the use of economic tools Benefit-cost analysis Economic impacts on small businesses and other small entities Peer review of economics
E-mail:	Bowen.Jennifer@epa.gov	Job Title:	Supervisory Progam Analyst, Division Director, RPSD
Division/Office:	Research and Program Support Division	Joined Program:	1993
Education:	M.A. in Public Policy, LaFollette Institute of Public Affairs, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1992.
Previous Experience:	Legislative Fellow, U.S. Senate, Office of Senator Russell D. Feingold, 1994 Policy Analyst, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, 1992-1993 Planning Assistant, West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, 1991-1992 Presidential Management Internship, 1992-1994
Selected Publications:	“Jointly Estimating the Prices of Environmental Goods: St. Louis as a Case Study” (with Katherine A. Kiel). College of the Holy Cross Working Paper (#01-07), January 2000. “A Repeat Sales Analysis of the Impact of Multiple Environmental Goods on House Prices in St. Louis” (with Katherine A. Kiel). College of the Holy Cross Working Paper (#01-06), December 2000. "Cost Savings From the Use of Market Incentives for Pollution Control," (co-authored with A. McGartland, R. Anderson, A. Carlin), in Market-Based Approaches to Environmental Policy, (Kosobud and Zimmerman, eds.), New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1997.