Mallory Rahe

Extension Community Economist and Instructor
mallory.rahe [at] oregonstate.edu

Office: 541-737-1335

Ballard Extension Hall

Ballard Extension Hall 240C

2591 SW Campus Way

2591 SW Campus Way
Corvallis, OR 97331

Fields: Rural Economic and Community Development, Data use, Local Foods, Economic Resiliency

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Curriculum Vitae: 
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At OSU
Affiliated with: 
Applied Econ Extension
Career Links: 
Applied Economics
Applied Economics Graduate Program
Rural Studies Program
Rural Wealth Creation Outreach and Education
Courses Taught: 

AEC 454/554 Rural Development Economics and Policy Campus and Ecampus

AEC 240 Rural Economics of People and Place Campus and Ecampus

Biography

Mallory Rahe, in her position as an Extension Community Economist at Oregon State University, works with community groups across the state that are engaging in economic development projects or considering public investment options. As an Extension agent she has also collaborated with colleagues on multiple evaluation projects and offers resources to help the public better utilize and interpret secondary data sources. Rahe is part of the Rural Studies Program at Oregon State University and has collaborated with Rural Development Initiatives to bring a rural wealth creation economic development program to Oregon.

My Publications

2017

Report

M. L. Rahe, Van Dis, K., Weiland, J., and Gwin, L., “Economic Impact of Local Food Producers in Central Oregon”, 2017.

2016

Journal Article

B. Wilson and Rahe, M. L., “Rural prosperity and federal expenditures, 2000-2010”, Regional Science Policy & Practice, vol. 8, no. 1-2, p. 23, 2016.

2015

Journal Article

K. Nesse and Rahe, M. L., “Conflicts in the Use of the ACS by Federal Agencies Between Statutory Requirements and Survey Methodology”, Population Research and Policy Review, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 461 - 480, 2015.

Report

M. L. Rahe, S., W., C., R., and L., E., “Tracking Oregon's Progress: A Focus on Income Inequality”, Tracking Oregon's Progress, 2015.

2013

Journal Article

L. Etuk, Rahe, M. L., Crandall, M. S., Sektnan, M., and Bowman, S., “Rural leadership development: Pathways to community change”, Community Development, vol. 44, pp. 411–425, 2013.

2011

Report

M. L. Rahe, “2010 Ford Institute Leadership Program Evaluation”, 2011.
M. L. Rahe and L., E., “Maximizing Local Benefit from Popular Rural Economic Development Strategies”, Regards to Rural VII, 2011.

2010

Journal Article

B. Weber and Rahe, M. L., “Wealth Creation and Rural-Urban Linkages: An Exploratory Study of Economic Flows in Two Natural Resource-Rich Regions”, Wealth Creation in Rural Communities, 2010.

Report

M. L. Rahe, “An Economic Analysis of Douglas County”, 2010.
M. L. Rahe, “Economic Impact of Lost Agricultural Production”, 2010.

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