University of Georgia

Dr. Yanshu Li

Dr. Yanshu Li
Dr. Yanshu Li

Associate Professor, Forest Economics & Taxation Outreach Specialist

Associate Professor, Forest Economics & Taxation Outreach Specialist

Education
  • B.S. Accounting, Shanxi University, 1997.
  • M.S. Agricultural Management and Economics, China Agricultural University, 2000.
  • M.S. Agricultural Economics, Purdue University, 2003
  • Ph.D. Forest Economics, Auburn University, 2006
Areas of Expertise

Areas of Specialty

Research Areas

Research Interests

  • Federal and state forest taxation
  • Economic issues related to forest investment and management
  • Forest products market analysis
  • Economic benefits of forest
Teaching
  • Federal and state forest taxation
  • Economic issues related to forest investment and management
  • Forest products market analysis
  • Economic benefits of forest
Labs, Centers, Committees

Outreach Faculty

Harley Langdale Jr. Center for Forest Business

Articles Featuring Dr. Yanshu Li
Dr. Yanshu Li
Dr. Yanshu Li

Associate Professor, Forest Economics & Taxation Outreach Specialist

News & Announcements

Erin Lincoln headshot for news story

07.19.2024

Langdale Center for Forest Business names new director

The Harley Langdale Jr. Center for Forest Business at the University of Georgia welcomes industry expert Erin Lincoln on August 1.

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Close-up of a stack of logs

03.08.2024

Georgia Sawtimber Prices Held Steady in Q4 2023

Pine sawtimber and chip-n-saw stumpage prices in Georgia stabilized during the fourth quarter of 2023 following three consecutive quarters of decline. However, pine pulpwood stumpage prices continued to fall during the quarter.

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Environmental portrait of Stephen Kinane

02.23.2024

Natural Resources: Forest Foundations

Stephen Kinane MS ’14, PhD ’20, taught an algorithm to recognize a pine sapling in an image of a forest. To properly program an algorithm, researchers teach AI to understand different backgrounds and lighting patterns, detailing what differentiates a sapling from other vegetation and the forest floor, and more.

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