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Journal Articles

2008

1. A Recession, an Election, and the Rhetoric of Change
   The Connecticut Economy, 2008, (Spring)

2006

2. AEA Ideology: Campaign Contributions of American Economic Association Members, Committee Members, Officers, Editors, Referees, Authors, and Acknowledgees
   Econ Journal Watch, 2006, 3, (1), 148-179 View citations (8)

2003

3. We Didn't Know How Bad We Had It Back Then
   The Connecticut Economy, 2003, (Spring)

2002

4. State Budget Shortfall Takes Us Back to the Future
   The Connecticut Economy, 2002, (Winter)

2000

5. Death Valley
   The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Fall)
6. How Come We’re Still Tops?
   The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Winter)
7. Income Still Tops, But Poverty Increases
   The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Summer)
8. Labor Force Participation Rates
   The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Spring)
9. The State Income Tax By the Numbers
   The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Spring)
10. What’s the Score as Connecticut Edges into a New Century?
    The Connecticut Economy, 2000, (Winter)

1999

11. Car Sales and Road Traffic
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Winter)
12. Connecticut’s FIREd Up!
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Summer)
13. Crime and Punishment in Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Summer)
14. Forbes by the Numbers
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Fall)
15. Some State Income Tax Snapshots
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Spring)
16. Southwest Storms the Northeast
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Fall)
17. State Income Tax Now Biggest Fiscal Horse
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Spring)
18. The Persistence of Place in an Internet World
    The Connecticut Economy, 1999, (Winter)

1998

19. Are Labor Shortages Killing the Expansion?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Summer)
20. Changes in Connecticut's Median Household Help Explain the Income Decline
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Winter)
21. Connecticut's Income Inequality
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Winter)
22. Connecticut's Progressive Income Tax
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Spring)
23. Job Machines and Bedroom Communities
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Summer)
24. Job Totals Rising, Labor Force Shrinking? Go Figure
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Spring)
25. New England Check-Up
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Fall)
26. The Connecticut Economy Meets Wall Street
    The Connecticut Economy, 1998, (Fall)

1997

27. A Hard Look at Connecticut's Software Industry
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Spring)
28. CT Extends Income Lead
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Winter)
29. Confidence Converges
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Spring)
30. Connecticut's Exodus is Losing Steam
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Winter)
31. Small City Geography...Big City Problems
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Summer)
32. Some Virtues of Part-Time Employment in Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Fall)
33. Tracking the Hartford Region Through the Yellow Pages
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Fall)
34. Was the Great Recession a Double-Dipper?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1997, (Summer)

1996

35. Connecticut's Flat Tax
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (April)
36. Consumer Confidence Versus Business Confidence
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (April)
37. County Income Patters
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (October)
38. Crime Down in '95
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (July)
39. Just the FAQs on Connecticut's Economy: Some Frequently Asked Questions
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (January)
40. Recession Watch
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (January)
41. The Light at the End of the Fiber-optic Cable: Connecticut's Photonics Cluster
    The Connecticut Economy, 1996, (October)

1995

42. Consumer Confidence vs. Business Confidence
    The Connecticut Economy, 1995, (April)
43. Crime Down in '94
    The Connecticut Economy, 1995, (July)
44. Does a Rising Tide Lift All the Boats? Jobs and Welfare in Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 1995, (July)
45. Is Connecticut Back in the Soup?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1995, (October)
46. Median Household Income in Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 1995, (January)
47. Where From and Where To?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1995, (January)

1994

48. Crime Down in Connecticut
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (October)
49. Five Economic Myths
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (July)
50. Hard Times for the Property Tax
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (April)
51. Jobs and Employment by Town
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (January)
52. State Still Tops in Income
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (July)
53. Why Are People Still Down on the Economy?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (April)
54. Why Income Held Up During the Recession
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (October)
55. Yellow Pages: A Stamford-Greenwich Reprise
    The Connecticut Economy, 1994, (January)

1993

56. Fairfield County, New York East?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1993, (July)
57. Picking Up the Pieces After Connecticut's Great Recession
    The Connecticut Economy, 1993, (April)
58. Tracking the Recession Through the Yellow Pages
    The Connecticut Economy, 1993, (October)
59. Travel and Tourism on the Rebound
    The Connecticut Economy, 1993, (July)
60. Why Isn't the Unemployment Rate Higher?
    The Connecticut Economy, 1993, (April)
61. You Heard it Here First: The Great Recession is History!
    The Connecticut Economy, 1993, (October)

1987

62. Federal advisory commissions in an economic model of representative democracy
    Public Choice, 1987, 54, (1), 41-62 View citations (1)

1978

63. Corporate Control and Growth: An Alternative Approach
    Journal of Industrial Economics, 1978, 26, (3), 257-66 View citations (4)
64. OWNERSHIP, CONTROL, AND THE CONTEMPORARY CORPORATION: A COMMENT
    Kyklos, 1978, 31, (3), 491-496
65. Stockholder Control, Uncertainty and the Allocation of Resources to Research and Development
    Journal of Industrial Economics, 1978, 26, (4), 349-61 View citations (7)

1976

66. Corporate Control and Risk
    Economic Inquiry, 1976, 14, (2), 270-78 View citations (3)
67. The Managerial Revolution and Corporate Performance
    Challenge, 1976, 19, (2), 36-40

Chapters

2011

1. Macroeconomic Principles are Still Relevant and Still Important
   Chapter 39 in International Handbook on Teaching and Learning Economics, 2011