JOHN EDWIN ANDERSON
OFFICE ADDRESS HOME ADDRESS
Department of Economics 12700 Northwest 27TH Street
525-N Howard L. Hawks Hall Raymond, Nebraska, USA 68428
University of Nebraska Phone: 402.783.2013
Lincoln, Nebraska, USA 68588-0489 Mobile: 402.730.1107
Phone: 402.472.1190
Fax: 402.472.4426
E-mail: [email protected]
Web page: http://www.cba.unl.edu/people/profile.asp?ID=1015
ORCID ID: 0000-0002-4944-7300
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Economics, Claremont Graduate School, June 1977
M.A. in Economics, Claremont Graduate School, February 1976
B.A. in Mathematics and Economics, Western Michigan University, April 1973
EXPERIENCE
Academic Positions:
University of Nebraska-Lincoln:
Baird Family Professor of Economics, 2002 to present
Professor of Economics, 1991 to present
Eastern Michigan University:
Professor 1988-91
Associate Professor 1982-87 (on leave 1983-84 and 1985-86)
Assistant Professor 1977-81
Michigan State University:
Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, 1983-84
Harvey Mudd College:
Lecturer in Economics, 1977
Claremont Graduate School:
Lecturer in Economics, 1976
Administrative Appointments:
University of Nebraska-Lincoln:
Executive Director, Central Plains Federal Statistical Research Data Center, 2014 to present
Director, Clayton Yeutter International Trade Program, 2011-13
Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs, College of Business, 2010-11
Interim Dean, College of Business, 2009-10
Associate Dean, College of Business, 2006-09
Chair, Department of Economics, 2002-06
Interim Director, Bureau of Business Research, 2003-04
Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Economics, 1992-2002
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Public Sector Positions:
Senior Economist, Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), Executive Office of the President,
Washington, D.C., 2005-06.
Advised Council members, White House, and other government officials on public finance and tax
policy. Developed and coordinated economic policy with National Economic Council (NEC),
Treasury Department, and Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Council chairmen:
Benjamin S. Bernanke, Edward P. Lazear. Council members: Katherine Baicker, Matthew J.
Slaughter.
Deputy State Treasurer (Taxation and Economic Policy), State of Michigan, 1985-86.
Advised Governor James Blanchard, State Treasurer Robert Bowman, and policymakers on state
and federal tax policy. Directed the research and policy analysis activities of the Taxation and
Economic Policy Office (TEPO) of the Michigan Department of Treasury.
Research Appointments:
Special Sworn Status, U.S. Census Bureau, 2016 to present.
SSS and the associated data stewardship training provides access to restricted federal data for
approved research projects under U.S. Code, Titles 13 and 26.
Distinguished Scholar (2018 to present), Visiting Fellow (2011-2018), Lincoln Institute of Land Policy,
Cambridge, MA.
Conduct research projects on land and property taxation; contribute to Institute workshops,
seminars, research symposia, grant and training programs.
Faculty Research Associate, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Bureau of Business Research, 2013 to
present.
Conduct research projects on state and local taxation and economic policy.
Visiting Fellow, Peking University—Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Center for Urban Development
and Land Policy, Beijing, China, 2010 to present.
Conduct research on land market development, land use, and land taxation in China. Teach courses
on land economics, taxation, and local public finance to Chinese scholars; provide guest lectures.
International Advising, Teaching, and Research:
International Instructor, Hangzhou International Urbanology Research Center (HIURC), Hangzhou,
China, 2019.
Taught executive course on Municipal Public Finance in the joint Lincoln Institute-University of
Chicago Harris School of Public Policy course for a class of 70 Chinese scholars.
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International Instructor, International Center for Land Policy Studies and Training, Taoyuan, Taiwan,
2017-2019.
Taught courses on Local Public Finance in the 134th through 136th Regular Sessions on Land
Taxation and Valuation to classes of 25 mid-career professionals from around the world.
Advisor, Ministry of Finance, Republic of China (Taiwan), 2018.
Advised Ministry personnel on tax policy reforms for personal income tax, corporate income tax,
and property taxes.
International Business Fellow, UNL College of Business, 2015 to present.
Fellows provide faculty oversight to College International Business programs and serve on an
internal advisory board.
Advisor, United States Strategic Command, 2014, STRATCOM, Offutt Air Force Base.
Invited to provide global economic briefing to Commander Cecil D. Haney, Commander of U.S.
Strategic Command, and Executive Team, STRATCOM, Offutt Air Force Base.
International Scholar, Open Society Institute (OSI-Europe) International Scholars Fellowship
Program, 2010-11, Mongolia.
Selected to work with the Department of Economics in the School of Economics Studies, at the
National University of Mongolia, Ulaaanbaatar, Mongolia. Activities included advising and
consulting on teaching and curriculum reform, and research development through mentoring of
Academic Fellows Program (AFP) faculty.
International Scholar, Open Society Institute (OSI-Europe) International Scholars Fellowship
Program, 2008-10, Tajikistan.
Selected to work with the Department of International Economic Relations at the Tajik State
National University, Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Activities included advising and consulting on
curriculum reform, mentoring of Academic Fellows Program (AFP) faculty, guest lectures, and
advancing academic excellence.
Visiting Scholar, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia, 2004.
Invited to teach a graduate course on “Public Institutions and Private Markets” and participate in
the International Symposium on Economic Theory: Historical Roots, Contemporary State and
Perspectives on Development held at Lomonosov Moscow State University on the occasion of the
bicentennial of the economics department.
Fiscal Advisor, Fiscal Reform Project, Republic of Macedonia, 2003.
Conducted review of fiscal sustainability analysis, developed analytic tool for assessing
Macedonian fiscal sustainability, trained and advised personnel from the National Bank, Budget
Office, and the Ministry of Finance. Project funded by U. S. Agency for International Development
(USAID). Contractor: BearingPoint LLC.
Visiting Scholar and Advisor, Partnership Project (NASPAA and NISPAcee), Bulgaria, 2003-04.
Developing an Academic Advisor's Practice for Politicians in Economics and Public Finance,
Bulgaria (in conjunction with the University of Sofia, National University Center, and the Institute
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of Public Administration). Trained members of Parliament in principles of economics, public
finance, and the mobilization of academic resources for the enhancement of public policymaking.
Senior Fiscal Policy Advisor, Local Government Reform Project, Republic of Moldova, 2000-03.
Advised members of Parliament, Ministry of Finance, and local government officials on fiscal
decentralization reforms. Project funded by U. S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Contractor: consortium consisting of Urban Institute, KPMG Barents Group LLC, Training
Resources Group, and Institute of Public Administration.
Senior Tax Policy Advisor, Privatization Project, Republic of Montenegro (Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia), 2000-03.
Advised members of Parliament, Ministry of Finance, and the Department of Public Revenue on
comprehensive tax policy reforms. Coordinated planning of fiscal reform process with World Bank.
Project funded by U. S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Contractors: KPMG
Barents Group LLC and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
Senior Tax Policy Advisor, Fiscal Reform Project, Republic of Moldova, 1998-99.
Resident advisor to the Minister of Finance, Ministry personnel, members of Parliament, and other
policymakers on taxation and intergovernmental fiscal relations. Developed new property tax title
of the tax code and new law on local public finance. Coordinated project activities with
International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, EU-TACIS, Swedesurvey, and government
agencies. Served as Acting Chief of Party, as required. Project funded by U. S. Agency for
International Development (USAID). Contractor: KPMG Barents Group, LLC.
Visiting Scholar and Curriculum Consultant, Russia, 1993.
Advised Russian universities Urals State University of Economics (Yekaterinburg), Urals
Polytechnical Institute (Yekaterinburg), and Economics Institute (Saratov) on western economic
curriculum development. Lectured on economic theory and policy applications. Program funded
by U.S. Information Agency (USIA).
PUBLICATIONS
Journal Articles:
Anderson, John E. “Real Estate Ownership and Life Satisfaction in Transition Countries,” Journal of
European Real Estate Research, 2019.
Park, Junpyo, John Anderson, and Eric Thompson. “Land-Use, Crop Choice, and Proximity to Ethanol
Plants,” LAND, Volume 8, Issue 8 (July) 2019. https://doi.org/10.3390/land8080118
Anderson, John E. “Access to Land and Permits: Firm-Level Evidence of Impediments to Development
in Transition Countries.” Journal of Economics and Business, Volume 101 (January-February), 2018,
pp. 38-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jeconbus.2018.09.001
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Anderson, John E. and Shafiun N. Shimul. “State and Local Property, Income, and Sales Tax Elasticity:
Estimates from Dynamic Heterogeneous Panels.” National Tax Journal, Volume 71, Number 3
(September) 2018. http://doi.org/10.17310/ntj.2018.3.04
Anderson, John E. “Trust in Government and Willingness to Pay Taxes in Transition Countries."
Comparative Economic Studies, Volume 59, Number 1(March) 2017, pp. 1-22.
DOI:10.1057/s41294-016-0017-x
Anderson, John E. and Michael E. Bell. “Connecticut Tax Study Panel: Bold Property Tax
Recommendations.” State Tax Notes, January 9, 2017.
Chen, Yunmin, Brian Chi-ang Lin, and John E. Anderson. “Environmental Sustainability, and the
Greened Samuelson Rule.” Journal of Economic Surveys, Volume 30, Number 3 (July) 2016.
Reprinted as, “Environmental Sustainability and the Greened Samuelson Rule,” Chapter 5 in
Environmental Economics and Sustainability, edited by Brian Chi-ang Lin and Siqi Zheng, Wiley
Blackwell, Oxford, UK, 2017.
Anderson, John E. “Paying the State Use Tax: Is a ‘Nudge’ Enough? Public Finance Review, Volume
45, Number 2 (March) 2017, pp. 260-282. Online version, November 4, 2015:
http://pfr.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/11/03/1091142115614390.full.pdf+html
Anderson, John E. “Economic Reforms and their Impacts on Informal Payments for Government
Services in Transition Countries.” International Public Management Journal 21(1), 2018, pp. 163-189.
Accepted author version posted online July 13, 2015. Published online November 11, 2015.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10967494.2015.1037033
Anderson, John E. “Informal Payments to the Tax Collector in Transition Countries.” Ekonomi-Tek,
Volume 3, Number 2 (May) 2014, pp. 1-26.
Anderson, John E. “Income-Based Property Tax Relief: Circuit Breaker Tax Expenditures.” Public
Finance and Management, Volume 14, Number 2 (June), 2014.
Anderson, John E. “Government Debt and Deficits.” Faith & Economics, Number 61/62 (Spring/Fall)
2013.
Anderson, John E. “Agricultural Use-Value Property Tax Assessment: Estimation and Policy Issues.”
Public Budgeting & Finance, Volume 32, Number 4 (December) 2012, pp. 71-94.
Anderson, John E. “State Tax Rankings: What Do they and Don’t they Tell Us?” National Tax Journal,
Volume 65, Number 4 (December) 2012.
Anderson, John E. “US Tax Acts and their Effects on Average Tax Rates.” Applied Economics Letters,
Volume 20, Number 2 (May) 2012, pp. 131-134.
Anderson, John E. “Financing Urban Development in China.” The Chinese Economy, Volume 42,
Number 2 (March-April) 2009, pp. 48-62.
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Anderson, John E., Jeffrey Clemens, and Andrew Hanson. “Capping the Mortgage Interest
Deduction.” National Tax Journal, Volume 60, Number 4 (December) 2007, pp. 769-85.
Anderson, John E., and M. Mahbubul Kabir “Public Education Cost Frontier Models: Theory and an
Application.” Journal of Education Research, Volume 1, Number 1 (January) 2007, pp. 93-118.
Anderson, John E., Atrayee Ghosh Roy, and James R. Schmidt “Housing Tax Deductions and Single-
Family Housing Demand.” International Journal of Applied Economics, Volume 3, Number 1 (March)
2006.
Anderson, John E. “Taxes and Fees as Forms of Land Use Regulation.” Journal of Real Estate Finance
and Economics, Volume 31, Number 4 (October) 2005, pp. 413-427.
Anderson, John E. “A Biblical and Economic Analysis of Jubilee Property Provisions.” Faith &
Economics, Number 46 (Fall) 2005, pp. 25-41.
Anderson, John E., and Őrn Bodvarsson. “Tax Evasion on Gratuities: A Model and Test.” Public
Finance Review, Volume 22, Number 4 (July) 2005, pp. 466-487.
Anderson, John E., and Őrn Bodvarsson. “Do Higher Tipped Minimum Wages Boost Server Pay?”
Applied Economics Letters, Volume 12, Number 7 (June) 2005, pp. 391-393.
Anderson, John E. “Casino Taxation in the United States.” National Tax Journal, Volume 58, Number
2 (June) 2005, pp. 303-324.
Reprinted in The Economics of Gambling and National Lotteries, edited by Leighton Vaughan
Williams. In the series The International Library of Critical Writings in Economics, series editor:
Mark Blaug. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2012.
Anderson, John E. “On Privatizing State Property.” Economic Problems/Вопросы Экономики, 12
(December) 2004, pp. 54-70. (in Russian)
Anderson, John E. “Local Development Impact Fees: An Externality-Based Economic Rationale,”
State Tax Notes, Volume 31, Number 6 (February 9, 2004), pp. 479-487.
Anderson, John E. “Tax Offsets or Netting Operations in Post-Soviet Public Finance.” Emerging
Markets Finance and Trade, Volume 39, Number 3 (May-June) 2003, pp. 27-41.
Anderson, John E., Atrayee Ghosh Roy, and Paul Shoemaker. “Confidence Intervals for the Suits
Index.” National Tax Journal, Volume 56, Number 1, Part 1 (March) 2003, pp. 81-90.
Anderson, John E. “Emerging Housing Markets in Moldova.” Journal of Housing Economics, Volume
10, Number 3 (September) 2001, pp. 419-428.
Anderson, John E., and Atrayee Ghosh Roy. “Eliminating Housing Tax Preferences: A Distributional
Analysis.” Journal of Housing Economics, Volume 10, Number 1 (March) 2001, pp. 41-58.
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Anderson, John E., and Robert W. Wassmer. “Bidding for Business: New Evidence on the Effect of
Economic Development Incentives in a Metropolitan Area.” Economic Development Quarterly,
Volume 15, Number 2 (May) 2001, pp. 132-148.
Anderson, John E., and Marlon F. Griffing. “Use-Value Assessment Tax Expenditures in Urban Areas.”
Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 48, Number 3 (November) 2000, pp. 443-452.
Anderson, John E., and Marlon F. Griffing. “Measuring Use-Value Assessment Tax Expenditures.”
Assessment Journal, January-February 2000, pp. 25-37.
Anderson, John E. “Two-Rate Property Tax Effects on Land Development.” Journal of Real Estate
Finance and Economics, Volume 18, Number 2 (April) 1999, pp. 181-190.
Anderson, John E. “The Itemization Behavior of Taxpayers: Modeling Sample Selection, Censoring,
and Endogeneity.” Western Tax Review, 1998.
Anderson, John E., and Hendrik van den Berg. “Fiscal Decentralization and Government Size: An
International Test for Leviathan Accounting for Unmeasured Economic Activity.” International Tax
and Public Finance, Volume 5 (May) 1998, pp. 175-90.
Anderson, John E., and Robert W. Wassmer. “The Decision to 'Bid for Business': Municipal Behavior
in Granting Property Tax Abatements.” Regional Science and Urban Economics, Volume 25, Number
6 (December) 1995, pp. 739-757.
Anderson, John E. “State Tax Credits and Land Use: Policy Analysis of Circuit-Breaker Effects.”
Resource and Energy Economics, Volume 15, Number 3 (September) 1993, pp. 295-312.
Anderson, John E. “Use-Value Property Tax Assessment: Effects on Land Development.” Land
Economics, Volume 69, Number 3 (August) 1993, pp. 263-269.
Anderson, John E. “Land Development, Externalities, and Pigouvian Taxes.” Journal of Urban
Economics, Volume 33, Number 1 (January) 1993, pp. 1-9.
Anderson, John E. “Land Development Timing: Effects of Uncertainty in Income and Tax Policy.”
Papers in Regional Science, Volume 71, Number 1 (January) 1992, pp. 45-52.
Anderson, John E. “Property Tax Base Income Elasticities: Pooled Estimation of Partial and Total
Income Effects.” Property Tax Journal, Volume 10, Number 2 (June) 1991, pp. 157-172.
Anderson, John E. “Tax Increment Financing: Municipal Adoption and Growth.” National Tax
Journal, Volume 43, Number 2 (June) 1990, pp. 155-164.
Anderson, John E., and Howard C. Bunch. “Agricultural Property Tax Relief: Tax Credits, Tax Rates,
and Land Values.” Land Economics, Volume 65, Number 1 (February) 1989, pp. 13-22.
Anderson, John E. “Property Taxes and the Timing of Urban Land Development.” Regional Science
and Urban Economics, Volume 16, Number 4 (December) 1986, pp. 483-492.
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Anderson, John E. “On Testing the Convexity of Hedonic Price Functions.” Journal of Urban
Economics, Volume 18, Number 3 (November) 1985, pp. 334-337.
Anderson, John E. “The Changing Structure of a City: Temporal Changes in Cubic Spline Urban
Density Functions.” Journal of Regional Science, Volume 25 (August) 1985, pp. 413-425.
Anderson, John E. “Estimating Generalized Urban Density Functions.” Journal of Urban Economics,
Volume 18, Number 1 (July) 1985, pp. 1-10.
Anderson, John E. “The Choice between Income Tax and Land Tax in Danish Municipalities: A
Comment.” Public Finance/Finances Publiques, Volume 39, Number 2 (June) 1985, pp. 292-295.
Anderson, John E. “Cubic Spline Urban Density Functions.” Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 12,
Number 2 (September) 1982, pp. 155-167.
Anderson, John E. “A Comparison of the Predictive Ability of OLS and RIDGE Coefficients in
Property Valuation.” Property Tax Journal, Volume 16, Number 4 (December) 1981, pp. 187-193.
Anderson, John E. “Ridge Estimation of House Value Determinants.” Journal of Urban Economics,
Volume 9, Number 3 (May) 1981, pp. 286-297.
Anderson, John E. “Ridge Regression: A New Regression Technique Useful to Appraisers and
Assessors.” The Real Estate Appraiser and Analyst, Volume 45, Number 6 (November/December)
1979, pp. 48-51.
Journal Reviews and Comments:
Review of Federalism and Economic Reform: International Perspectives (edited by Jessica Wallack
and T.N. Srinivasan), Comparative Economic Studies, Volume 51, Number 2 (June) 2009, pp. 269-70.
“Viewpoint: Looking Back, Looking Forward: Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Remembrances of the
Association of Christian Economists.” Faith & Economics, Number 52 (Fall) 2008, pp. 5-6.
Review of Economics in Christian Perspective: Theory, Policy and Life Choices (by Victor V. Claar
and Robin J. Klay, published by InterVarsity Press, 2007), Faith & Economics, Number 50 (Fall) 2007,
pp. 122-26.
Comments on “Multiple Listing Sales Data as an Indicator of Market Behavior: Prices, Volume and
Sub-market Activity” (by S. W. Hamilton and D. Dale-Johnson) Property Tax Journal, Volume 10,
Number 2 (June) 1991, pp. 199-202.
Review of Property Taxes and House Values (by J. Yinger, H. Bloom, A. Bőrsch-Supan, and H. Ladd,
Academic Press, 1988), Journal of Economic Literature, Volume 28, Number 1 (March) 1990, pp. 98-
100.
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Review of The Parameters of Urban Fiscal Policy (by T. J. McDonald, University of California Press,
1986), Southern Economic Journal, Volume 55, Number 1 (July) 1988, p.225-226.
Review of Rebuilding America's Cities: Roads to Recovery (P. Porter and D. Sweet, eds., Center for
Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University, 1984) Southern Economic Journal, Volume 53, Number 1
(July) 1985, pp. 282-284.
Books, Textbooks, and Monographs:
Use-Value Assessment of Rural Land in the United States, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge,
MA, 2014. (with Richard W. England)
Public Finance: Principles and Policy, Second edition. Cengage Learning, 2012.
Public Finance: Principles and Policy. Houghton-Mifflin Publishing Company, 2003.
Bidding for Business: The Efficacy of Local Economic Development Incentives in a Metropolitan Area,
W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 2000. (with Robert W.
Wassmer)
Fiscal Equalization for State and Local Government Finance. Praeger Publishers, Westport,
Connecticut, 1994.
Contributing authors: John E. Anderson, Michael Bell, Thomas Downes, Richard Dye, J. Fred
Giertz, Helen Ladd, William Oakland, Thomas Pogue, Andrew Reschovsky, and Michael
Wiseman.
Chapters in Books and Monographs:
“Environmental Sustainability and the Greened Samuelson Rule,” (with Brian Chi-ang Lin and Yunmin
Chen) Chapter 5 in Environmental Economics and Sustainability, edited by Brian Chi-ang Lin and Siqi
Zheng, Wiley Blackwell, Oxford, UK, 2017.
“Casino Taxation,” Chapter 2 in the Oxford Handbook of the Economics of Gambling, edited by
Leighton Vaughan-Williams and Donald Siegel, Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 2013.
“Collecting Land Value through Public Land Leasing.” Chapter 6 in Value Capture and Land Policies,
edited by Gregory K. Ingram and Yu-Hung Hong, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, MA,
2012.
“The Path to Property Taxation,” Chapter 8 in China’s Local Public Finance in Transition, edited by
Joyce Yanyun Man and Yu-Hung Hong, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, MA, 2010.
“Land Value Taxation: Review of the Evidence,” Chapter 6 of Land Value Taxation and Economic
Development, edited by Richard Dye and Richard England, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy,
Cambridge, MA, 2009.
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“Fiscal Indicators,” Chapter 4 in The Design and Use of Political Economy Indicators, edited by King
Banaian and Bryan Roberts, Palgrave Macmillan Ltd, New York, NY, 2008.
“The U.S. Tax System in International Perspective,” Chapter 5 of the Economic Report of the President,
2006, U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, DC. (with co-authors).
“Circuit Breaker,” entry in the Encyclopedia of Taxation and Tax Policy, Second Edition, edited by
Joseph J. Cordes, Robert D. Ebel, and Jane G. Gravelle, Urban Institute Press, Washington, D.C., 2005.
“Public Education Cost Frontier Models: Theory and an Application,” Progress in Economics, Volume
9, Nova Science Publishers, 2005(with M. Kabir). Reprinted in Progress in International, State and
Local Public Finance, Nova Science Publishers, 2006.
“Tax Evasion in a Transition Economy: Theory and Empirical Evidence from the Former Soviet Union
Republic of Moldova,” Progress in Economics Research, Volume 8, edited by Albert Tavidze, Nova
Science Publishers, 2004 (with L. Carasciuc).
“Preferential Assessment: Impacts and Alternatives,” Chapter 3 in The Property Tax, Land Use and
Land Use Regulation, edited by Dick Netzer, a volume in the series Studies in Fiscal Federalism and
State-Local Finance, series editor Wallace E. Oates, published by Edward Elgar Publishing Inc.,
Northampton, MA, (series editor, Wallace Oates), 2003.
“Circuit Breaker,” entry in the Encyclopedia of Taxation and Tax Policy, edited by Joseph J. Cordes,
Robert D. Ebel, and Jane G. Gravelle, Urban Institute Press, Washington, D.C., 1999.
“Taxation and Economic Justice,” Chapter 9 of Toward a Just and Caring Society: Christian Responses
to Poverty in America, edited by David P. Gushee, Baker Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1999.
“Reducing Reliance on the Property Tax in Education Finance,” Chapter 5 of Fiscal Equalization for
State and Local Government Finance, edited by John E. Anderson, Praeger Publishers, Westport,
Connecticut, 1994, pp. 127-150.
“Public Financing Approaches to Improve Access to Health Care: Alternative Revenue Sources,”
Chapter 7 of Improving Access to Health Care: What Can the States Do?, edited by John Goddeeris
and Andrew Hogan, W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1992,
pp. 183-206.
Chapters in Magill's Survey of Social Science: Economics, Frank N. Magill, editor, Salem Press,
Pasadena, California, 1991:
“Tax and Taxation,” pp. 2237-2242,
“Tax Rate: Marginal,” pp. 2243-2248,
“Tax: Value-Added,” pp. 2231-2236,
“Marginal Utility,” pp. 1357-1362,
“Housing Economics,” pp. 981-986.
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“Biblical Principles Applied to Federal, State, and Local Taxation Policy,” Chapter 6 of Applying
Biblical Principles to Public Policy, edited by Richard C. Chewning, Navpress, Colorado Springs,
Colorado, 1991, pp. 127-142, and 319-321.
Publications in Conference Proceedings, Commentaries in Books, and Other Publications:
“Household Mobility and Local Government Finance in US Cities,” Proceedings of the 111h Annual
Conference of the National Tax Association, 2018. (with Wenjing Li and Matt Cushing)
“Temporal and Spatial Effects of State Taxes on Economic Growth,” Proceedings of the 110h Annual
Conference of the National Tax Association, 2017. (with Jennifer Bernard)
“What Accounts for the Resilience and Stability of Property Tax Systems?” Proceedings of the 109th
Annual Conference of the National Tax Association, 2016.
“Housing and Mortgage Acquisition with Favors in Transition Economies,” European Real Estate
Society, Book of Proceedings 23rd Annual Conference, Regensburg, Germany, June 2016.
http://eres-2016.com/uploads/Book-of-Proceedings.pdf8
“Use-Value Assessment of Rural Land: Time for Reform?” Fair & Equitable, April 2016. (with
Richard W. England)
“Taxpayers Shortchanged by Agriculture Use-Value Assessment,” Expert Commentary in U.S. News
and World Report, August 24, 2015. (with Seth Giertz)
“Land Lease Revenue and Urban Public Finance: Evidence from Chinese Cities.” in Proceedings of
the 2011 International Symposium on China’s Urban Development and Land Policy, Peking
University-Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy, Beijing, China,
forthcoming.
“Tax Increment Financing, Spillovers, and School District Revenue,” National Tax Association—
Proceedings of the One Hundred Fourth Annual Conference 2011. (with Jennifer A. Bossard)
“The Economics of Casino Taxation in Major World Gambling Markets,” Topical Issues of Tax Policy
(актуальны проблемы налоговой политики). (April) 2012, pp. 23-28. (with Dalerjon Mirpochoev,
in Russian).
“Tax Policy and House Price Dynamics,” National Tax Association--Proceedings of the One Hundred
Second Annual Conference, 2009.
“The Chinese Municipality Land Leasing Problem,” All China Economics International Conference
Proceedings, December 2009.
Commentary on “Homeowners’ Associations and their Impact on the Local Public Budget,” by Ron
Cheung in The Changing Landscape of Local Public Revenues, edited by Gregory K. Ingram and Yu-
Hung Hong, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, MA, 2010, pp. 367-370.
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“Assessing Measures of Fiscal Sustainability for Tajikistan,” Proceedings of International Conference
on International Finance, Tajik State National University, 2008.
“Reflections on Writing a Public Finance Textbook,” National Tax Association--Proceedings of the
100th Annual Conference on Taxation, 2007, pp. 340-342.
Commentary on “Increasing Use and Variety of Residential Property Tax Relief Measures and their
Impact on Property Taxes,” by John H. Bowman in Erosion of the Property Tax Base, edited by Nancy
Y. Augustine, Michael E. Bell, David Brunori and Joan M. Youngman, Lincoln Institute of Land
Policy: Cambridge, MA, 2009, pp. 111-115.
“Financing Urban Development in China,” All China Economics International Conference
Proceedings, December 2007.
“Tax Bribes in Transition Countries,” National Tax Association--Proceedings of the Ninety-Ninth
Annual Conference 2006, forthcoming. Reprinted in the ICFAI Journal of Public Finance, 2007.
“Real Estate Taxes and Fees: Impacts on Urban Land and Housing Development in China,”
Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Urban Development and Land Policy in China,
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, October 2006, pp.
1-11.
“On Privatizing State Property,” Economic Theory: Sources and Perspectives, Symposium on
Economic Theory: Historical Roots, Contemporary State and Perspectives on Development held at
Lomonosov Moscow State University on the occasion of the bicentennial of the economics department,
April, 2006. (in Russian)
“Local Development Impact Fees: An Externality-Based Economic Rationale,” National Tax
Association--Proceedings of the Ninety-Sixth Annual Conference 2003, pp. 279-288.
Playing PowerBall? National Tax Association--Proceedings of the Ninety-Fifth Annual Conference,
2002, pp. 377-382 (with James R. Schmidt).
“Tax Reform Challenges in what is Left of Yugoslavia,” National Tax Association--Proceedings of the
Ninety-Fourth Annual Conference, 2001, pp. 311-319.
“Estimation of Public Education Cost Frontier Models: Theory and an Application,” Balancing
Federal, State, and Local Roles in Education, American Education Finance Association, 25th Annual
Conference Abstracts and Program Descriptions, March 2000.
“Are Local Economic Development Incentives Effective in an Urban Area?” National Tax Association-
Proceedings of the Ninety-Second Annual Conference 1999 (with Robert W. Wassmer), pp. 469-480.
Reprinted in State Tax Notes, February 14, 2000.
“Tax Policy for Economic Growth in Moldova,” Proceedings of the Conference on Budgetary and
Fiscal Reform in the Transition Period, Center for Budgetary and Financial Analysis, Chisinau,
Moldova, December, 1998.
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“Economics and the Evangelical Mind, Bulletin of the Association of Christian Economists, Issue #28,
Fall 1996, pp. 5-24. (with George Langelett)
“City Income Tax Adoption,” National Tax Association--Proceedings of the Eighty-Sixth Annual
Conference, 1994, pp. 147-52.
“Income Elasticities of Real Estate Values,” Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Technical Seminar on
Contemporary Problems in Assessment and Appraisal, International Association of Assessing Officers,
Chicago, Illinois, 1990.
Government Publications--selected:
“Direct Property Tax Relief,” report for the State of Connecticut Tax Panel, 2015.
“Two-Rate Property Taxes and Urban Development,” Intergovernmental Perspective, Volume 19,
Number 3 (Summer) 1993, U.S. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (ACIR),
Washington, D.C., pp. 19-20, 28.
“Financing Access to Health Care,” in The Governor's Task Force on Access to Health Care, Volume
III, State of Michigan, Lansing, Michigan, July, 1990, pp. 220-232.
“Financing the Transition to the Michigan Health Plan,” in The Governor's Task Force on Access to
Health Care, Volume III, State of Michigan, Lansing, Michigan, July, 1990, pp. 284-300.
State Tax Policy Response to Federal Tax Reform, Michigan Department of Treasury, Taxation and
Economic Policy Office, November, 1986.
Other Publications--selected:
“Property Taxes for Agriculture: Use-Value Assessment and Urbanization across the United States.”
Mercatus Center Working Paper, George Mason University, 2015. (with Seth Giertz and Shafiun
Shimul).
Property Taxes in Nebraska: Past, Present, and Future. Platte Institute Policy Study, October 2014.
“April 15 is Tax Day—and It’s Time for Tax Reform.” Capital Commentary, Center for Public Justice.
http://www.capitalcommentary.org/tax-reform/april-15-tax-day-and-it%E2%80%99s-time-tax-reform
“Alternative Funding Mechanisms for State Transportation Systems in Predominantly Rural States.”
Mid-America Transportation Center, Lincoln, NE, April 2014.
http://matc.unl.edu/research/research_projects.php?researchID=419
“Access to Land and Permits: Obstacles to Economic Development in Transition Countries.” Land
Lines, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, January 2012.
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“Are Property Tax Abatements for Business Structures an Indirect form of Land Value Taxation,”
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Working Paper WP11JA1, 2011. (with Richard F. Dye)
“Financing Governments in the 21st Century: Intergovernmental Collaboration can Promote Fiscal and
Economic Goals,” National Academy of Public Administration, Center for Intergovernmental
Relations, Washington, DC, July 2006. (with co-authors)
“Are Local Economic Development Incentives Effective in an Urban Area?,” State Tax Issues, Volume
6, Number 6 (February 14, 2000) pp. 515-523. (with Robert W. Wassmer)
“Fiscal Pressures and Revenue Diversification in the Great Plains,” Business in Nebraska, Volume 50,
Number 598 (March) 1995.
“Who is on First: A Taxpayers Guide to Fiscal Federalism--Part I,” Business in Nebraska, Volume 48,
Number 577 (February), 1993.
“Rethinking Federal-State Fiscal Relations: A Taxpayers' Guide to Fiscal Federalism--Part II,”
Business in Nebraska, Volume 48, Number 579 (March) 1993.
“Elements of a Good Tax Policy,” Business in Nebraska, Volume 48, Number 576
(November/December) 1992. (with William D. Lock)
“Federal Tax Reform: Implications for Michigan Taxpayers,” Michigan Economic Developments,
Volume 3, Number 2 (April) 1987.
“State and Local Taxes and Expenditures in Michigan,” Michigan Economic Developments, Volume
1, Number 2 (June) 1985.
RESEARCH IN PROGRESS—selected
“Reducing Property Taxes for Agriculture: Diffusion of Use-Value Assessment across the United
States,” (with Seth Giertz and Shafiun N. Shimul) revise-and-resubmit at Applied Economics and
Perspectives on Policy (Oxford).
“Debt and Land Finance among Chinese Cities,” (with Wenjing Li) revise-and-resubmit at China
Economic Review (Elsevier).
“The Effect of Deed Taxes on Real Estate Prices in China” (with Wenjing Li and James R. Schmidt)
revise-and-resubmit at Asia-Pacific Journal of Regional Science (Springer).
“Tax Morale after 25 Years of Transition,” under review at Eastern European Economics (Taylor and
Francis).
“Nonlinearity of Spending on Public Education: Evidence of Spatial Dependence,” (with Shengwu
Shang), under review at Journal of Business & Economic Statistics (American Statistical Association).
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“Household Mobility and Local Government Finance in U.S. Cities,” (with Wenjing Li and Matthew
Cushing), in progress.
“What Happens to House Prices when SALT Loses its Saltiness?,” in progress.
“Optimal Land Leasing for Chinese Cities,” in progress.
“Tax System Obstacles to Business Operations in Transition Countries,” (with Junpyo Park), in
progress.
“Temporal and Spatial Effects of State and Local Taxes on Economic Growth,” (with Jennifer Bernard),
in progress.
“Fiscal Decentralization and its Spillover Effect on Corruption: Evidence from Bayesian Spatial
Analysis,” (with Shafiun N. Shimul), in progress.
GRANT AND CONSULTING ACTIVITY--selected
Federal Grants:
National Science Foundation, grant to establish the Central Plains Research Data Center (RDC) based
at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2014-16, $300,000. Principle Investigators: John E. Anderson,
Eric Thompson, Robert Belli, and Sarah Nusser.
U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, grant in support of the “Rural
Futures: Impacts of Emerging Trends” program to conduct research on rural transportation finance,
2014-15. $102,900. Principle Investigators: John E Anderson and Eric Thompson.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, grant to form Policy Research Center at UNL, 2012-14. $800,000.
Principal Investigator: Konstantinos Giannakis. Thrust Leaders: John E. Anderson and Eric Thompson.
U.S. Department of Commerce, grant to establish the Clayton Yeutter Center for International Trade at
the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2011-13. $500,000. Principal Investigator: John E. Anderson.
U.S. Department of Transportation, Mid-America Transportation Center, grant for project, “Alternative
Funding Mechanisms for State Transportation Systems in Predominantly Rural States,” 2012-13,
$47,000. Principal Investigators: John E. Anderson and Eric Thompson.
United States Department of State, Grant Number S-LMAQM-00-H-0146, administered by the William
Davidson Institute of the University of Michigan: “Fiscal Reform and its Firm-Level Effects in Eastern
Europe and Central Asia,” 2004-05. $40,000. Project Director: John E. Anderson.
U.S. Department of Education FIPSE, grant to establish the Export Academy at Eastern Michigan
University. Developed new master’s degree program, 1989-91. Project Directors: Young-Iob Chung
(Economics) and John Hubbard (Foreign Languages).
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Other Grants and Consulting:
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, contract to conduct study, “Analysis of South Carolina’s
Property Tax and the Implications of Act 388,” 2019. $155,000. Principle Investigators: Daphne
Kenyon and Michael Bell.
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce, grant to conduct study, “Revenue Loss Simulations under
Alternative Income Tax Rate Proposals,” 2018. $20,000. Principle Investigators: John E. Anderson and
Eric Thompson.
State of Connecticut, advisor to State Tax Panel on direct property tax relief, 2015. Principle
Investigators: Robert Ebel and Michael Bell.
Nebraska Department of Roads, risk-based budgeting review and recommendations, 2015. $55,000.
Principle Investigators: Laurence R. Rilett and John E. Anderson.
Platte Institute for Economic Research, Nebraska property tax study, 2014. $12,500. Principle
Investigators: John E. Anderson and Eric Thompson.
Peking University—Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Center for Urban Development and Land Policy,
Beijing, China, funded research project on Chinese municipal finance, 2010-11.
Open Society Institute, grant funding to participate in Academic Scholars Program, 2008-09, 2009-10,
2010-11.
Nebraska State Homebuilders Association, housing affordability study, 2003. Project Director: John
E. Anderson.
State of Oklahoma, quality assurance review of state tax revenue forecasting model used for state tax
reform proposals, 2001-02. Project Director: John E. Anderson.
W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, grant to conduct research and write monograph on
the efficacy of local economic development incentives in a metropolitan area, 1996-97. $30,000.
Project Directors: John E. Anderson and Robert W. Wassmer.
State of Nebraska Legislature, Executive Council; grant to design state tax databases, 1991-92. Project
Director: John E. Anderson.
Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce: grant to model the economy of southeast Michigan and propose
economic development strategies, 1991. Project Director: John E. Anderson.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE--selected
Offices/Committees:
Grad Resources:
Chairman of Board (2014-2019)
Board Member (2013-2019)
Secretary/Treasurer (2013-14)
National Tax Association:
Spring Symposium State and Local Program Organizer (2012)
Holland Award Nominating Committee (2006)
Program Committee member (1995, 1997, 1998, 1999)
Local Non-Property Tax Committee Chair (1996-97)
Property Tax Committee member (1986-89, 1991-94)
Doctoral Dissertation Award Committee member (1997)
Nebraska Council on Economic Education:
Executive Committee member (2002-06)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln:
University of Nebraska Faculty Public Policy Advisory Council, 2017-18
International Business Fellow (2016-present)
Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Initiative, Co-Chair (2012-14)
Research Data Center Initiative, Co-Chair (2012-14)
Deans Council (2009-10)
Executive Council, Nebraska Center for Energy Sciences Research (2006-11)
Vice Chancellor’s Research Advisory Board (2004-11)
Water Resources Research Initiative Steering Committee (2004-05)
Graduate Council (1996-1999), Executive Graduate Council (1997-2000)
Executive Committee, College of Business Administration (2002-11)
E. N. Thompson Forum on World Issues:
Program Committee member (2011-14, 2014-17)
Association of Christian Economists:
President (1995-96)
Vice President (1983-84)
Turkish Economic Association:
International Conference on Economics of the Turkish Economic Association (ICE-TEA),
Scientific Committee member (2016)
Review Panelist:
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy:
David C. Lincoln Fellowships, review panel member (2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019)
C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowships, review panel member (2014, 2016, 2018, 2019)
National Research Council (NRC) and the Ford Foundation:
Doctoral Fellowships for Minorities Program, panel member (1989-93, 2001)
Doctoral Dissertation and Post-Doctoral Diversity Fellowships, panel member (2005)
National Science Foundation (NSF):
Research Data Center grants, panel member (2016-17)
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National Science Foundation and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (NSF/EPA):
Research Grants Program, panel member (1996-98, 2002)
Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Reviewer for standard research grants program (2008)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
STAR Graduate Fellowships, panel member (1995-98, 2000-01, 2004-05)
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD):
Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant Program evaluation panel member (1995, 1996)
Tenure/Promotion External Reviewer:
Georgia State University, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
University of Hartford, Barney School of Business
University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Economics
University of Mississippi, Department of Economics
University of Nevada-Reno, Department of Economics
University of Oklahoma, Department of Economics
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, School of Public Economics and Administration
Government Service:
New York City Advisory Commission on Property Tax Reform (2019)
Connecticut Tax Reform Panel (2016)
Tax Policy Reform Commission, State of Nebraska (2006-07)
Appointed to the Commission by Governor
Elected chair of the Income Taxes Subcommittee
Convention Center Facilities Financing Board, State of Nebraska (2005-10)
Tax Incentive Review Commission, State of Nebraska Legislature
Appointed by Executive Council, (1996-98)
Property Tax Panel, Rural Development Commission, State of Nebraska (1995-96)
National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform—Tax Reform Commission (TRC)
Provided testimony to TRC, Chaired by Jack Kemp 1995
Governor’s Task Force on International Trade, State of Michigan
Subcommittee on finance member (1990-91)
Governor’s Task Force on Access to Health Care, State of Michigan
Academic Consortium member (1989-90)
Enterprise Zone Authority, State of Michigan (1986)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS--selected
American Economic Association (AEA)
American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA)
Association for Comparative Economic Studies (ACES)
Association for Public Economic Theory (APET)
Association for Public Policy and Management (APPAM)
International Institute of Public Finance (IIPF)
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National Tax Association (NTA)
Urban Economics Association (UEA)
AWARDS, HONORS, RECOGNITION--selected
Listed in:
Who’s Who in America
Who’s Who in Collegiate Faculty
Who’s Who in Social Sciences Higher Education
Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers
Who’s Who Among Industry Experts--Education
Named Yeutter Institute Faculty Fellow, Clayton Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2019.
25-year service award, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2016.
Named to the Baird Family Professorship in the College of Business Administration, University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, 2002. Professorship renewed in 2007, 2012, and 2017.
Inducted into Phi Beta Delta, the Honor Society for International Scholars, Alpha Phi Chapter,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2008.
Distinguished Faculty Award, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, College of Business Administration
Advisory Board, 2007.
Alumni Achievement Award, College of Arts and Sciences, Western Michigan University, 2006.
Featured alumni profile, Claremont Graduate University Magazine, the Flame, Volume 7, Number 2,
Summer 2006, http://www.cgu.edu/pages/4051.asp
Economics Professor of the Year, Omicron Delta Epsilon (International Economics Honorary Society),
Gamma Chapter (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), 1997.
Distinguished Teaching Award, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1995.
Recognition Award for Contributions to Students, University of Nebraska Parents Association and
Teaching Council, 1992-93.
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JOURNAL REFEREE
China Economic Review Land Economics
Comparative Economic Studies Land Use Policy
Contemporary Economic Policy National Tax Journal
Eastern European Economics Papers in Regional Science
Economic Theory Policy Studies Journal
Environment and Planning Public Budgeting & Finance
Fiscal Studies Public Finance
Journal of Economic Education Public Finance Analysis (FinanzArchiv)
Journal of Economic Surveys Public Finance and Management
Journal of Housing Economics Public Finance Review
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics
Journal of Public Economic Theory Real Estate Economics
Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics Regional Science and Urban Economics
Journal of Regional Science Regional Science Perspective
Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy Southern Economic Journal
Journal of Real Estate Economics State and Local Government Review
Journal of Urban Affairs Urban Geography
Journal of Urban Economics Urban Studies
RESEARCH IMPACT METRICS
Google Scholar metrics:
total citations: 1,610
citations since 2014: 435
h-index: 22
i10-index: 30
Social Science Research Network (SSRN)
metrics:
top 10% of authors by all-time downloads
RePEc rankings:
number of distinct works--top 14%
number of distinct works weighted by number of
authors--top 9%
number of citations--top 19%
number of citations weighted by number of authors--
top 13%
number of journal pages—top 11%
number of journal pages weighted by number of
authors—top 5%
h-index--top 12%
MEDIA INTERVIEWS—selected
Newspapers and news magazines: Lincoln Journal-Star, Los Angeles Times, Midlands Business
Journal, New York Times, Omaha World-Herald, Time magazine, USA Today, Wall Street
Journal, U.S. News and World Report
Radio stations: KRNU, KLIN, KFOR, KCUR, Nebraska Public Radio NET-Radio, Harvest Public
Media
Television stations: KETV, KOLN-KGIN, KLKN, Nebraska Public Television NET-TV, CCTV
Chinese national television, Moldova 1 national television
Electronic Media: Bloomberg News, CNN
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COURSES TAUGHT—recent
University of Nebraska-Lincoln:
Public Finance (undergraduate-level)
Public Expenditure, Taxation, and Fiscal Incidence (Ph.D-level)
Fiscal Theory and Its Application (Ph.D.-level)
University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy:
Executive course on Municipal Public Finance
International Center for Land Policy Studies and Training (ICLPST), Taoyuan, Taiwan:
Executive course on Local Public Finance
Hangzhou International Urbanology Research Center (HIURC), Hangzhou, China:
Executive course on Municipal Public Finance, joint course of the Lincoln Institute of Land
Policy Peking University Center and the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy
DOCTORAL STUDENT SUPERVISION (CHAIR) AND INITIAL PLACEMENTS
Junpyo Park
Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
University of Northern Colorado
Department of Economics
2018
Shih-Shien (Johnny) Chuang Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
Northwest Missouri State University
Department of Economics
2018
Shafiun N. Shimul Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
University of Dhaka
Institute of Health Economics
2017
Wenjing Li
Instructor Beijing Institute of Technology
Bryant Zhuhai
2017
Jennifer Petersen Bossard Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
Doane University
Department of Social Sciences
2011
Marlon Griffing Research Analyst PCMG & Associates
2000
Mahbubul Kabir
Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
Lyon College
Business and Economics Department
1998
Atrayee Ghosh-Roy
Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
Minnesota State University at
Mankato
Department of Economics
1997
Chi-ang (Brian) Lin
Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
National Cheng-Chi University
Department of Public Finance
1996
Richard Adkisson Assistant Professor
(tenure track)
New Mexico State University
Department of Economics
1995
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