Maxwell Fleming
Graduate Research Assistant @Critical Materials Innovation Hub Cmi
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WORK HISTORY
Graduate Research Assistant @Critical Materials Innovation Hub Cmi
Golden, CO, US
Empirically analyzed local effects of renewables manufacturing using restricted-access census microdata. Concluded that renewables manufacturing generates wage multipliers more than double those of the broader manufacturing base.Developed models quantifying risks of critical material supply disruptions under alternative geopolitical and market scenarios. Identified U.S. comparative advantage in raw material endowments relative to China, the EU, and Japan.Led construction of global cumulative availability curves for lithium production, integrating depositvolume and cost forecasting. Concluded that physical availability is not likely to constrain long-runlithium supply in a variety of growth scenarios.
EDUCATION
University of Colorado Boulder
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Environmental Studies | Minor in Business Analytics
Colorado School of Mines
Master of Science - MS, Mineral and Energy Economics
Colorado School of Mines
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mineral and Energy Economics
CIEE Monteverde, Costa Rica
Sustainability & the Environment
SKILLS
ABOUT MAXWELL FLEMING
PhD Economist specializing in applied econometrics and computational modeling
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