John D'Amico is an expert on the economic impact of terrorism on the U.S. economy, employment losses and gains, trade, the stock market and investments, and recession and economic recovery.
D'Amico can discuss agricultural and environmental economics and how economic compliance of pollution taxes and environmental regulation can be profitable. He can provide insight into economics and crime, including crime and victims, victimless crimes, economics of crime, and cheating and lying. In the area of human economics DAmico focuses on economics and relationships (marriage, divorce and family), government, college and university education, and health and health care.
D'Amico is a member of the New York and U.S. Economic associations.
Education/Degrees:
Bachelor of Science, Canisius College
Master of Arts, SUNY at Buffalo
