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Review of Economic Dynamics. 46:244-279
This paper takes a novel time series perspective on the financing of K-12 schooling. About half of school spending is financed by state government aid to local districts, and because state aid is generally income conditioned, it acts as a mechanism f
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International Regional Science Review. 46:299-327
Our paper explores the broad influences that stimulate technological change in governmental service delivery. Using panel data by state, we examine whether residents are able to apply for Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits via technology services s
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Economica. 88:1-31
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. 58:22-29
The rapid growth of the internet poses a challenge for understanding how cities will grow in the future. An advantage of the internet is that groups can be close, in terms of interactions, without being close in physical space. Thus the internet may
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Journal of Urban Economics. 93:18-29
We fit an empirical structural model of forward looking government savings behavior to data from the U.S. state Unemployment Insurance (UI) programs 1976–2008. States increase benefits or lower taxes when Unemployment Trust fund balances are high,
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Economics of Education Review. 49:55-68
This paper examines how school administrators reallocate resources to schools in response to marginal changes in accountability ratings. We study this through an analysis of budgetary changes for schools on the margin of distinct rating boundaries. B
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Journal of Regional Science. 56:25-52
Our paper empirically demonstrates that employment subcenters in large urban areas have important economic relationships with each other, and not solely with the central business district (CBD). Using data from Houston, Texas, we estimate polycentric
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking. 47:819-845
We use state-level panel data on life insurance in force in the United States and find that a $1 increase in government debt, at either the state or federal level is associated with a $0.96 increase in the face value of the average life insurance hol