Research
This
is my research page. My general areas of current and past
research
interest are in monetary economics, urban/regional economics,
environmental
economics, applied microeconomics (a sort of "catch-all" category), and
economic education. To get an overall sense of what I have
published,
you may wish to click on the "curriculum vitae" (this is what academics
call a resume) below. It is, however, pretty dry reading; the
other
topics are more interesting. For those with more specific
interests
or just curious about the themes underlying the publications, click on
the narrower topics that follow the Vita: I have made an
effort,
at the beginning of each of the following linked pages, to explain in
terms
that any undergraduate should find understandable what the research
is
primarily about.
Welcome! You
are the
visitor to the Research link since April 1, 1999.