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1“...Using the three-year microdata sample of the American Community Survey for 2009 to 2011, we compute public school teacher salaries for comparison across US...”
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2“...Despite significant poverty reductions in nonmetropolitan America during the 1990s, Census 2000 reports that hundreds of counties still possess high poverty...”
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3by Ricardo C. Gazel Dan S. Rickman William N. Thompson Published in Managerial and decision economics (01.01.2001)“...The potential relationship between gambling and crime has been a key issue among supporters and opponents of the recent spread of casino gambling in the US...”
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4by Rickman, Dan S Published in Papers in regional science (01.10.2002)“...A Bayesian mixed estimation framework is used to examine the forecast accuracy of alternative closures of an input-output model for the Oklahoma economy. The...”
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8by Dalenberg, Douglas R Partridge, Mark D Rickman, Dan S Published in Public finance review (01.01.1998)“...Past studies of the impact of public capital on state economic well-betng have often focused on estimates of productton functions, yet such an approach...”
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11by Alessandra Faggian Mark D. Partridge Dan S. Rickman Published in Migration Impact Assessment (31.10.2012)“...Immigration – and its effects on the host countries – is one of the most hotly debated and everlasting topics in advanced societies. A primary concern of...”
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12“...Regional computable general equilibrium (CGE) models have grown in popularity in recent years as an alternative method to examine regional economies and...”
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15by Rickman, Dan S Miller, Steven R McKenzie, Russell Published in Papers in regional science (01.03.2009)“...A Bayesian vector autoregression (BVAR) approach is used to assess whether prior information on spatial and economic base‐sectoral linkages improves forecast...”
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19by Rickman, Dan S Published in Papers in regional science (01.10.2002)“...A Bayesian mixed estimation framework is used to examine the forecast accuracy of alternative closures of an input‐output model for the Oklahoma economy. The...”
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