dr.ir. FKG (Frederic) Ang

dr.ir. FKG (Frederic) Ang

Associate Professor

Frederic Ang (°1986) has obtained a joint Ph.D. at KULeuven and Hasselt University (Belgium) in 2015. After postdoctoral positions at the University of Reading and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, he is a faculty member in the Business Economics Group at Wageningen University since 2017. He analyses the performance of the actors in the agri-food sector from a production economics perspective. His topics of interest include sustainable intensification, dynamic optimisation behaviour and modelling of subprocesses.

 

Employment

  • 2023-now: Associate Professor in the Business Economics Group, Wageningen University
  • 2017-2023: Assistant Professor in the Business Economics Group, Wageningen University
  • 2020-now: Guest Researcher at the Department of Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
  • 2016-2017: Postdoc in the Department of Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
  • 2014-2016: Researcher/Postdoc in the Department of Agri-Food Economics and Marketing, University of Reading

 

Education

  • 2015: Joint Ph.D. in Bioscience Engineering (KULeuven) and Business Economics (Hasselt University)
  • 2015: Master of Advanced Studies in Economics (KULeuven)
  • 2009: M.Sc. in Bioscience Tropical Natural Resources Management - Resource Economics & Policy (KULeuven)
  • 2007: B.Sc. in Bioscience Biosystems Engineering (KULeuven)

 

Professional Service

  • 07/2023-now: Co-Editor of the Journal of Agricultural Economics
  • 09/2022-06/2023: Member of the Advisory Board of the Journal of Agricultural Economics
  • 01/2019-now: Expert for the OECD Network on Agricultural Total Factor Productivity and the Environment
  • 04/2019-04/2023: Conference Programme Secretary of the Agricultural Economics Society (AES)
  • 04/2017-now: Member of the AES Executive Committee

 

Selected Honours and Awards

  • 2023: Award for Outstanding Contribution to the AES
  • 2020: Best Referee Award 2019 of the European Review of Agricultural Economics
  • 04/2016: AES Essay Prize