research

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.