GMU grad; Econ prof at the Univ of Mich-Dearborn
Dearborn MI
Joined November 2012
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You can use the phone book to estimate economic activity. This is what Warren Anderson did in his recent paper at Structural Change and Economic Dynamics. He shows many highly important things (notably how much wartime growth was overstated in national accounts)
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The Legislature should follow the lead of other states and allow better and more accessible medical care for Michiganders.
mackinac.org/blog/2025/michi…
With Jordan Adamson and Lucas Rentschler we have a paper on crime concentration that combines empirical evidence from the 1967 Detroit Riot, a theoretical model and an experimental approach
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Along with Doug Allen and Liang Diao, we have a new paper that uses a database of 55,000 deaths of Natives/settlers in the western US over the 20th century. We find that mining and state capacity determined much of the violence
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The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is pleased to announce the addition of eight new members to its Board of Scholars: @WarrenAnderson9, @TomKrannawitter , @MegTuszynski, Dr. Timothy G. Nash, Dr. Alex Tokarev, Sutirtha Bagchi, Hannah Kling, and Tyler Watts.
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Just Published! AEHR Special Issue: Indigenous Populations of the Pacific and American West
#OpenAccess and #FreeToRead here: ow.ly/viI050QKKnT
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The economic & political logic of US Army violence against 19thC Native Americans is analyzed in a new OA paper in Asia-Pacific EcHR. Amed conflict was greater in recessionary election years & when land values increased due to gold mining or RR building.
doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12283
We've had friends get their vaccine in Toledo because they couldn't get an appointment in Michigan (Detroit area).
There was a law to deal Congressional insider trading, but then it was gutted about a year later.
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When reading about #Covid19 my mind always goes back to Rudi Dornbusch on financial crises: "The crisis takes a much longer time coming than you think, and then it happens much faster than you would have thought."
I say remove any copyright protection in a publicly funded stadium.
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Werner Troesken's paper with Patricia Beeson "When Bioterrorism Was No Big Deal" is one of my favorite titles and a good paper for classroom discussion. Sad to hear of his passing even though I never met him.
nber.org/papers/w12636
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Great video of Professor Mark Koyama explaining his recent research on the factors that caused the persecution of minorities in pre-modern Europe. xitter.cf/RoyalEconSoc/status/99…
Does economic stress lead to persecution of minority groups? @MarkKoyama's @GeorgeMasonU #RES2018 research looks at the link between economic crisis and violence against minorities
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Economic roots of Jewish persecutions in Medieval Europe by @MarkKoyama & colleagues - winner of prize for best EJ paper of 2017, #RES2018 ow.ly/Xo8R30j9VlP
I keep hoping for an economic history podcast, but between @GarrettPetersen and @DavidBeckworth they just about have it covered
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Economics and ethnic conflict: The link between poor harvests and violence economist.com/news/finance-a… via @TheEconomist
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Economic roots of Jewish persecutions in Medieval Europe ehsthelongrun.net/2017/06/06…
Thanks to @BAllanHansen for listing two of my papers in his post on Economic History in 2016 bradleyahansen.blogspot.com/…
Reminds me of when in class (if I remember right) @tylercowen described the 1930s as "The world went crazy in some crazy way"
I was anti-roundabouts, but after reading about how they are better I now want them to replace stop signs/lights
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