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W. Bowman Cutter

Associate Professor of Economics

Pomona College

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Pomona College

Academic Support and Learning Center

Data Science

Department Of Economics

Department of Environmental Analysis

Public Policy Analysis

Economics

W. Bowman Cutter is currently serving as an Academic Support And Learning Center Associate Professor of Economics at Pomona College.

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W. Bowman Cutter

Pomona College

Associate Professor of Economics

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economics public policy environmental economics housing studies architecture geography urban planning urban economics valuation real estate environmental values residential development property evaluation special reference transportation engineering urbanization spatial analysis transport geography mobility environmental planning water resource management flood risk management urban affairs economic geography resource policy policy modeling economic analysis public management traffic enforcement urban mobility transportation planning water pricing water valuation affordable housing nonmarket valuation natural resource valuation regulatory economics regulatory environment cost issue economic instruments voluntary information programs environmental regulation parking requirements los angeles county parking requirements values environmental local amenities landowner choice property attributes stormwater management option los angeles housing crisis multifamily housing units local environmental goods shadow cost-gradient parking standards urban land use incentive-based environmental regulation water supply

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The Topography of Regulatory Costs: The Shadow Cost-Gradient of Parking Standards. Journal of Urban Economics (2026)

regulatory economicseconomicsregulationpublic policyresource policypolicy modelingeconomic analysispublic economicsregulatory environmentcost issueenvironmental economicsshadow cost-gradienteconomic instrumentsbusinesspublic managementparking standardsregulatory costs

Missing Housing: How Los Angeles is Wasting Multifamily Housing Units in the Midst of a Housing Crisis. Housing Policy Debate (2024)

housing studieslos angelespublic policyresidential developmentaffordable housingarchitecturehousing crisishousingmultifamily housing unitsurban affairsurban planning

The Determinants of Non-Residential Real Estate Values With Special Reference to Environmental Local Amenities. Ecological Economics (2022)

housing studiesvaluationeconomicsresidential developmentenvironmental valuesspecial referencearchitecturereal estategeographyproperty evaluationenvironmental planningenvironmental local amenities

The Role of Cost, Scale, and Property Attributes in Landowner Choice of Stormwater Management Option. Landscape and Urban Planning (2021)

water pricingcivil engineeringlandowner choicewater resource policyproperty attributesstormwaterwater resource managementgeographyflood risk managementstormwater management optionwater valuationwater supply

The Determinants of Non-Residential Real Estate Values With Special Reference to Local Environmental Goods. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

housing studiesurban economicseconomicsvaluationnonmarket valuationenvironmental valuesspecial referenceenvironmental economicsreal estateproperty evaluationnatural resource valuationenvironmental sciencelocal environmental goodseconomic geography

Do Parking Requirements Significantly Increase the Area Dedicated to Parking? a Test of the Effect of Parking Requirements Values in Los Angeles County. Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice (2012)

transport geographytransportation engineeringurban economicstraffic enforcementpublic policyparking requirementslos angeles countyurbanizationspatial analysisurban mobilitytransportation planningmobilityparking requirements valuesurban planning

Voluntary Information Programs and Environmental Regulation: Evidence From ‘Spare the Air’. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (2009)

W. Bowman CutterMatthew Neidell

environmental economicsvoluntary information programsenvironmental regulationeconomics

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W. Bowman Cutter

Associate Professor of Economics

Pomona College

Affiliations

Pomona College

Academic Support and Learning Center

Data Science

Department Of Economics

Department of Environmental Analysis

Public Policy Analysis

Economics

W. Bowman Cutter is currently serving as an Academic Support And Learning Center Associate Professor of Economics at Pomona College.

Honors

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Experiences

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W. Bowman Cutter

Pomona College

Associate Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Topography of Regulatory Costs: The Shadow Cost-Gradient of Parking Standards. Journal of Urban Economics (2026)

Missing Housing: How Los Angeles is Wasting Multifamily Housing Units in the Midst of a Housing Crisis. Housing Policy Debate (2024)

housing studieslos angelespublic policyresidential developmentaffordable housingarchitecturehousing crisishousingmultifamily housing unitsurban affairsurban planning

The Determinants of Non-Residential Real Estate Values With Special Reference to Environmental Local Amenities. Ecological Economics (2022)

housing studiesvaluationeconomicsresidential developmentenvironmental valuesspecial referencearchitecturereal estategeographyproperty evaluationenvironmental planningenvironmental local amenities

The Role of Cost, Scale, and Property Attributes in Landowner Choice of Stormwater Management Option. Landscape and Urban Planning (2021)

The Determinants of Non-Residential Real Estate Values With Special Reference to Local Environmental Goods. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Voluntary Information Programs and Environmental Regulation: Evidence From ‘Spare the Air’. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (2009)

W. Bowman CutterMatthew Neidell

environmental economicsvoluntary information programsenvironmental regulationeconomics

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10 / page