DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
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Professor
Department of Economics
College of Liberal Arts
2020 Submissions
Journal Paper
Batabyal, Amit and S.J. Yoo. "Using a Local Public Good to Attract Representative Creative Class Members: The Inefficient Equilibrium Case." Theoretical Economics Letters 10. (2020): 40-46. Web. «
Batabyal, Amit and Hamid Beladi. "A Game-Theoretic Model of Sexual Harassment." Economics Bulletin 40. (2020): 12811291. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Henk Folmer. "Spatial Economic Aspects of Climate Change." Spatial Economic Analysis 15. (2020): 209-218. Print. «
Batabyal, Amit, Karima Kourtit, and Peter Nijkamp. "A Political-Economy Analysis of the Provision of Urban Anti-Crime Technologies in a Model With Three Cities." Technological Forecasting and Social Change 160. (2020): 120211. Print. «
Batabyal, Amit and Peter Nijkamp. "Workplace Choice, Commuting Costs, and Wage Taxation in Urban and Adjacent Rural Regiions." Annals of Regional Science 65. (2020): 775-786. Print. «
Batabyal, Amit and Hamid Beladi. "A Political Economy Model of the Ganges Pollution Cleanup Problem." Natural Resource Modeling 33. (2020): e12285. Web. «
Batabyal, Amit and S.J. Yoo. "Using a Local Public Good to Attract Representative Creative Class Members: The Inefficient Equilibrium Case." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 97841. (2020): 1-13. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Peter Nijkamp. "Workplace Choice, Commuting Costs, and Wage Taxation in Urban and Adjacent Rural Regions." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 99056. (2020): 1-23. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and S.J. Yoo. "A Theoretical Analysis of Preference Matching by Tourists and Destination Choice." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 100113. (2020): 1-21. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Hamid Beladi. "A Game-Theoretic Model of Sexual Harassment." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 100181. (2020): 1-22. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and S.J. Yoo. "Using Utilitarian and Rawlsian Policies to Attract the Creative Class: A Tale of Two Cities." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 101036. (2020): 1-18. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Henk Folmer. "Spatial Economic Aspects of Climate Change." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 101072. (2020): 1-22. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Peter Nijkamp. "Workplace Choice, Commuting Costs, and Wage Taxation in Urban and Adjacent Rural Regions." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 101171. (2020): 1-23. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Monopoly vs. Individual Welfare When a Local Public Good is Used to Attract the Creative Class." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 101465. (2020): 1-16. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit, Karima Kourtit, and Peter Nijkamp. "A Political-Economy Analysis of the Provision of Urban Anti-Crime Technologies in a Model With Three Cities." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 101961. (2020): 1-32. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Hamid Beladi. "Interregional Demand for Workers and the Effects of Labor Income Taxation." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 102525. (2020): 1-21. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Hamid Beladi. "A Political Economy Model of the Ganges Pollution Cleanup Problem." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 102790. (2020): 1-22. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit, Yoshiro Higano, and Peter Nijkamp. "Introduction to "Rural-Urban Dichotomies and Spatial Development in Asia"." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 103916. (2020): 1-35. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and S.J. Yoo. "A Note on the Use of Amenities to Attract Creative Class Members to a City." Munich Personal RePEc Archive Paper No. 104503. (2020): 1-10. Web. *
Batabyal, Amit and Seung Jick Yoo. "Using Utilitarian and Rawlsian Policies to Attract the Creative Class: A Tale of Two Cities." International Review of Economics and Finance 69. (2020): 295-300. Print. «
Published Review
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of The State in India, ed. V. Verma. Choice 15 Feb. 2019: 219. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Belt and Road, by B. Macaes. Choice 15 Jun. 2020: 674. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Capitalism, Alone, by B. Milanovic. Regional Science Policy and Practice 17 Apr. 2020: 365-367. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Paying for Pollution, by G.E. Metcalf. Regional Science Policy and Practice 15 Jun. 2020: 551-552. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Modern India, by J. McLeod. Choice 17 Jun. 2020: 1077. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of The Politics of Poverty Reduction in India, by J. Chiriyankandath et al. Review of Regional Studies 17 Jul. 2020: 305-307. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism, by A. Case and A. Deaton. Regional Science Policy and Practice 27 Sep. 2020: 745-746. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Capitalism, Inequality and Labour in India, by J. Breman. Choice 16 Aug. 2020: 814. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Shareholder Cities, by S. Balakrishnan. Choice 27 Sep. 2020: 68. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Good Economics for Hard Times, by A.V. Banerjee and E. Duflo. Papers in Regional Science 16 Aug. 2020: 1509-1511. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of The Economics of Belonging, by M. Sandbu. Regional Science Policy and Practice 27 Sep. 2020: 971-973. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of The Coming of Neo Feudalism, by J. Kotkin. Regional Science Policy and Practice 16 Oct. 2020: 1288-1290. Print. *
Batabyal, Amit. "Book Review." Rev. of Energy Economics, by T.R. Sadler. Choice 3 Oct. 2020: 274-275. Print. *
Shows/Exhibits/Installations
Batabyal, Amit. The Attitude with Arnie Arnesen. 20 Feb. 2020. Radio Show, Concord, New Hampshire. Performance.
Batabyal, Amit. Connections with Evan Dawson. 1 May 2020. Radio Show, Rochester, NY. Performance.
Journal Editor
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Review of Development Economics, Editorial Council. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2020. Print.
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Theoretical Economics Letters, Associate Editor. Wuhan, China: Scientific Research Publishing, 2020. Web.
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Asia-Pacific Journal of Regional Science, Associate Editor. Tokyo, Japan: Springer Nature, 2020. Print.
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Economics Bulletin, Associate Editor. Nashville, TN: Economics Bulletin, 2020. Web.
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences, Editor-in-Chief. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Nature, 2020. Web.
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Theoretical Economics Letters, Editor-in-Chief. Wuhan, China: Scientific Research Publishing, 2020. Web.
Batabyal, Amit, ed. Springer Nature Monograph Series New Frontiers in Regional Science: Asian Perspectives. Tokyo, Japan: Springer Nature, 2020. Print.
Invited Article/Publication
Batabyal, Amit. "We Need to Bolster Antitrust Enforcement in U.S." Rochester Business Journal,January 17. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "How the T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Will Increase Inequality." The Conversation, February 11. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "Why are Trump Efforts Against Huawei Faltering in Europe?" Rochester Business Journal, February 21. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "We Need to Reduce the Great Dependence of Supply Chains on China." Rochester Business Journal, March 20. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "What Coronavirus Teaches US About Putting All its Eggs in One Basket." The Globe Post, April 23. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "The US's China Gambit Has Failed. It is Time to Decouple." The Globe Post, April 23. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "Why Economists Who Have No Problem With Price Gouging Are Wrong." The Globe Post, May 5. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "Unfairness in Society Matters More Than Inequality." Rochester Business Journal, May 29. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "A Selective Retreat from Trade with China Makes Sense for the United States." The Conversation, June 25. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "International Trade Has Cost Americans Millions of Jobs. Investing in Communities Might Offset Those Losses." The Conversation, August 3. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "The CDC Needs to be Independent Like the Federal Reserve." The Globe Post, August 3. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "A Wealth Tax Can Alleviate the Ill Effects of Inequality in the United States." Rochester Business Journal, August 7. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "How Much Information is Enough?" Rochester Business Journal, August 28. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "Profits Uber Alles: Milton Friedman on Business, Disney, and Mulan." Rochester Business Journal, September 18. (2020). Print. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "After RBG: Potential Tyranny of the Minority." The Globe Post, September 28. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "China Makes it Incredibly Hard for Foreign Businesses to Operate---But They Stay Because the Money is Just too Good." The Conversation, October 19. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "Why Were the Pollsters Wrong Again in 2020?" The Globe Post, November 12. (2020). Web. ˜
Batabyal, Amit. "Is Economic Growth in the United States Coming to an End?" Rochester Business Journal, December 18. (2020). Print. ˜
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Batabyal, Amit. "Preference Matching, Income, and Population Distribution in Urban and Adjacent Rural Regions." Allied Social Science Association (ASSA) Annual Meeting. American Economic Association. San Diego, California. 5 Jan. 2020. Address. ∆
Jeffrey Wagner
Professor
Department of Economics
College of Liberal Arts
2020 Submissions
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Wagner, Jeffrey. "Thoreau’s Micro Theory Prescience in Walden, Chapter One: ‘Economy’." 2020 Annual Conference of the New York State Economics Association. New York State Economics Association. Virtual, NY. 3 Oct. 2020. Conference Presentation.
Wagner, Jeffrey. "Tort Reform, Public Harm, and Welfare." Economics Department Research Seminar. University of Missouri - Columbia. Virtual, MO. 6 Nov. 2020. Lecture.
Wagner, Jeffrey. "Tort Reform, Public Harm, and Welfare." Department Research Seminar. Department of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences, University of Illinois - Urbana. Virtual, IL. 30 Oct. 2020. Lecture.
Wagner, Jeffrey. "Tort Reform and Public Harm." Economics Department Research Seminar. University of Massachusetts - Lowell. Lowell, MA. 5 Feb. 2020. Lecture.