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Working Papers

2003

1. Regional Integration and Industrial Location in a Landlocked Spatial Economy
   Working papers, University of Connecticut, Department of Economics

1997

2. The Economics of Incentive-Based Health Care Plans
   Working papers, University of Connecticut, Department of Economics

1993

3. Reforming health care: a case for stay well health insurance
   Policy Research Working Paper Series, The World Bank

1978

4. Pricing in and Urban Spatial Monopoly: Some Welfare Implications for Policies Which Alter Transport Rates
   Working Papers, Queen's University, Department of Economics

Journal Articles

2009

1. Foreclosures and Falling Home Prices
   The Connecticut Economy, 2009, (Winter)
2. The Private Value of Public Policies
   The Connecticut Economy, 2009, (Spring)

2008

3. Got Game? State's Fiscal Jackpot has Neighbors Seeing Green
   The Connecticut Economy, 2008, (Winter)
4. Property Tax Reform: New Wheels for an Old Pumpkin?
   The Connecticut Economy, 2008, (Fall)
5. State Health Care Reforms: Lighting the Way or Stoking the Fire?
   The Connecticut Economy, 2008, (Spring)

2007

6. Oh, Give Me a Home...Where Schools are Good, Taxes are Low, and Property's Cheap
   The Connecticut Economy, 2007, (Fall)
7. Packing In the Poor: Poverty New England Style
   The Connecticut Economy, 2007, (Spring)
8. The Painful Burden of Health Care Costs
   The Connecticut Economy, 2007, (Winter)
9. What Do CAPT Scores Really Tell Us?
   The Connecticut Economy, 2007, (Summer)

2006

10. Connecticut's Shell Game: A Tortoise With Attitude?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2006, (Summer)
11. Land with a View: How Nutmeggers Look at Open Space
    The Connecticut Economy, 2006, (Winter)
12. Slicing the Political Cake
    The Connecticut Economy, 2006, (Fall)
13. Think Before We Build: Transportation and The Economy
    The Connecticut Economy, 2006, (Spring)

2005

14. Investing in Education: Connecticut's Portfolio
    The Connecticut Economy, 2005, (Spring)
15. Local Budgets: An Uneven Squeeze
    The Connecticut Economy, 2005, (Summer)
16. Subs and Pubs: Public Inputs to the Private Economy
    The Connecticut Economy, 2005, (Fall)

2004

17. CSI Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 2004, (Winter)
18. Look at the Bright Side: Connecticut's Less "Miserable" Than Most
    The Connecticut Economy, 2004, (Fall)
19. Mismanaged Care?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2004, (Fall)
20. Taking Apart Taking Part: Local Labor Force Participation Rates
    The Connecticut Economy, 2004, (Spring)
21. Zoning: Can a Barrier to Entry Open a Road to Educational Gains?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2004, (Summer)

2003

22. Business Location: Two Sides of the Coin
    The Connecticut Economy, 2003, (Summer)
23. Health Care Spending, Connecticut Style
    The Connecticut Economy, 2003, (Winter)
24. Interstate Differences in Residential Electricity Use
    The Connecticut Economy, 2003, (Fall)
25. The 1990s: When Yachts Rose Faster Than Dinghies
    The Connecticut Economy, 2003, (Spring)

2002

26. Can We Reduce Inequality Without Hurting Economic Performance?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2002, (Winter)
27. DO HMOS ENCOURAGE PREVENTION? AN ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE PLANS
    Contemporary Economic Policy, 2002, 20, (4), 429-439 View citations
28. My Big Fat State Government?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2002, (Fall)
29. Quality-of-Life, Affordable Housing: Take Your Pick
    The Connecticut Economy, 2002, (Summer)
30. Tracking Educational Performance
    The Connecticut Economy, 2002, (Spring)

2001

31. Costly Homes, Crowded Roads...Welcome to Southwest Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 2001, (Summer)
32. Eastern Connecticut Hops Up Development Efforts
    The Connecticut Economy, 2001, (Winter)
33. Painful Reminders of What Really Matters
    The Connecticut Economy, 2001, (Fall)

2000

34. A Small State With Big Gaps...Are They Getting Even Bigger?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Spring)
35. Falling Bridges, Rising Prices, and the Connecticut Motor Fuel Tax
    The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Summer)
36. Productivity Growth Drives Connecticut's New Economy
    The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Winter)

1998

37. Landlords, tenants and the public sector in a spatial equilibrium model of rent control
    Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1998, 28, (6), 745-772 View citations

1996

38. Zoning and Fiscal Interdependencies
    The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 1996, 12, (2), 221-34 View citations

1994

39. Are For-Profit Nursing Homes More Efficient? Data Envelopment Analysis with a Case-Mix Constraint
    Eastern Economic Journal, 1994, 20, (2), 171-186

1993

40. Tariff effects in a spatial oligopoly with land markets and mobile consumers
    Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1993, 23, (5), 629-643

1992

41. Market syndicalism and market imbalances
    Journal of Comparative Economics, 1992, 16, (4), 670-687 View citations

1982

42. Allocating health expenditures to treatment and prevention
    Journal of Health Economics, 1982, 1, (3), 265-290 View citations
43. Spatial-equilibrium analysis of transferable development rights
    Journal of Urban Economics, 1982, 12, (2), 238-261 View citations

1981

44. A spatial equilibrium analysis of flexible zoning and the demand for development rights
    Environment and Planning A, 1981, 13, (3), 273-284 View citations

1980

45. Decomposition of the Koopmans-Beckmann Problem
    Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1980, 10, (4), 571-580

1976

46. Efficient spatial allocation in the quadratic assignment problem
    Journal of Urban Economics, 1976, 3, (4), 309-322 View citations

1972

47. The Quadratic Assignment Problem: A Note
    Econometrica, 1972, 40, (6), 1155-63