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Discussion Papers in Economics: 2009

09-01 - David Pinto, “The Effects of Internal and External Conflict on Democratization Incentives,” March 2009
09-02 - William W. Olney, “Do Firms Respond to Immigration?,” March 2009
09-03 - William W. Olney, “Offshoring, Immigration, and the Native Wage Distribution,” March 2009
09-04 - Charles de Bartolome, “A Comprehensive Experiment for an Introductory Course in Microeconomics,” March 2009
09-05 - Daniel C. Hickman and William W. Olney , “Globalization and Investment in Human Capital,” March 2009
09-06 - J. Dean Craig and Scott J. Savage, “Market Restructuring, Competition and the Efficiency of Electricity Generation: Plant-level Evidence from the United States 1996 to 2006,” March 2009
09-07 - Tianle Zhang, “Patenting in the Shadow of Independent Discoveries by Rival,” March 2009
09-08 - Tianle Zhang , “Price-Directed Consumer Searc,” March 2009
09-09 - Daniel C. Hickman, “The Effects of Higher Education Policy on the Location Decision of Individuals: Evidence from Florida’s Bright Futures Scholarship Progra,” March 2009
09-10 - Samuel Raisanen, “Intertemporal Price Discrimination: Preference Knowledge and Capacity Choice,” March 2009
09-11 - Samuel Raisanen, “Advanced-Purchase Premiums versus Discounts in the Presence of Capacity Constraint,” March 2009
09-12 - J. Dean Craig and Samuel Raisanen, “The Impact of Analyzing Economic Events on the Learning of Undergraduate Economic Theory,” March 2009
09-13 - Nikolay Dobrinov, “Search, Heterogeneity, and Optimal Income Taxation,” March 2009
09-14 - Megan Lawson, “Modeling spillovers from development and conservation: A story of competing land uses,” March 2009
09-15 - Megan Lawson, “Valuing public goods with changing implicit prices,” March 2009