2013 Fall

• ECON 338-002 SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS
  In-depth study of varying economic issues not covered in other economics courses. Students may repeat this course under a different topic. Prerequisites: ECON 211, 212. Three hours per week.

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Article(s)

Hill, B. & Caviglia-Harris, J. 
(In Press). 
Assessment plan & design: A model for enhancing instruction in economics courses. 
International Review of Economics Education, 
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Hill, B. & Deskins, J. 
(In Press). 
Have state tax interdependencies changed over time? 
Public Finance Review, 
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Hill, B., Deskins, J. & Deskins, S. 
(In Press). 
How do state arts appropriations affect state economic growth? 
Review of Regional Studies, 
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Hill, B. C. & Deskins, J. 
(2010). 
State taxes & economic activity revisited: Have distortions changed? 
The Annals of Regional Science, 
44(2), 
331-348. 
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Hill, B., Deskins, J. & Ullrich, L. 
(2010). 
Education spending & growth: Are all dollars created equal? 
Economic Development Quarterly, 
24(1), 
45-59. 
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Hill, B. C., Bruce, D., Deskins, J. & Rork, J. 
(2009). 
(Small) business activity & state economic growth: Does size matter? 
Regional Studies, 
43(2), 
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Hill, B. 
(2008). 
Agglomerations & strategic tax competition. 
Public Finance Review, 
36(6), 
651-677. 
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Hill, B. & Murray, M. 
(2008). 
Interactions between welfare caseloads & local labor markets. 
Contemporary Economic Policy, 
26(4), 
539-554. 
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• SU Hosts Economic Forum Thursday, November 13
  Wednesday, November 05, 2008

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