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Jeffrey Milyo

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Jeffrey Milyo's Degrees

PhD Economics University of California, San Diego
Masters Economics University of California, San Diego
Bachelors Economics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Jeffrey Dennis Milyo is an American economist and professor of economics at the University of Missouri. He is also a senior fellow at the Cato Institute. One of his best-known studies is a 2005 one that he co-authored with Timothy Groseclose examining media bias. The study concluded that most major media outlets in the United States have a liberal bias, although its methodology has been criticized. He has also researched the political effects of campaign finance laws in the United States.

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Jeffrey Milyo's Published Works

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Published Works

A Measure of Media Bias (2005) (945)
Estimating the Impact of State Policies and Institutions with Mixed-Level Data (2007) (427)
Reexamining the Evidence of an Ecological Association between Income Inequality and Health (2001) (290)
Corporate PAC Campaign Contributions in Perspective (2000) (287)
Income inequality and health. (2001) (262)
Income Inequality and Health Status in the United States: Evidence From the Current Population Survey (1998) (214)
Environmental Policy Attitudes: Issues, Geographical Scale, and Political Trust (2008) (212)
Inequality and public good provision: An experimental analysis (2008) (208)
The Effect of Price Advertising and Prices: Evidence in the Wake of 44 Liquormart (1998) (144)
Social Capital and Contributions in a Public Goods Experiment (2004) (133)
Is exposure to income inequality a public health concern? Lagged effects of income inequality on individual and population health. (2003) (131)
Gender Bias and Selection Bias in House Elections (2000) (95)
Campaign Finance Laws and Political Efficacy: Evidence from the States (2006) (92)
Did the Devil Make Them Do it? The Effects of Religion in Public Goods and Trust Games (2010) (89)
Measuring Public Corruption in the United States: Evidence From Administrative Records of Federal Prosecutions (2016) (82)
Induced heterogeneity in trust experiments (2006) (69)
State social capital and individual health status. (2005) (56)
The Electoral Effects of Incumbent Wealth* (1999) (42)
The Electoral Effects of Campaign Spending in House Elections: A Natural Experiment Approach (1998) (34)
On the importance of age-adjustment methods in ecological studies of social determinants of mortality. (2003) (33)
Logical Deficiencies in Spatial Models: A Constructive Critique (2000) (33)
The Political Economics of Campaign Finance (1999) (29)
Do Liberals Play Nice? The Effects of Party and Political Ideology in Public Goods and Trust Games (2004) (28)
What do Candidates Maximize (and Why Should Anyone Care)? (2001) (28)
Electoral and Financial Effects of Changes in Committee Power: The Gramm‐Rudman‐Hollings Budget Reform, the Tax Reform Act of 1986, and the Money Committees in the House1 (1997) (27)
Individual health status and racial minority concentration in US states and counties. (2004) (25)
The effect of price advertising on prices (1999) (24)
The Effects of Cross-Ownership on the Local Content and Political Slant of Local Television News (2007) (24)
Income distribution, socioeconomic status, and self rated health in US (1999) (23)
Sincere Versus Sophisticated Voting in Congress: Theory and Evidence (2010) (23)
The Effects of Photographic Identification on Voter Turnout in Indiana: A County-Level Analysis (2007) (22)
Bribes and Fruit Baskets: What Does the Link Between PAC Contributions and Lobbying Mean? (2002) (21)
Public Approval ofU.S. State Legislatures (2012) (21)
A Problem with Euclidean Preferences in Spatial Models of Politics (2000) (21)
Do State Campaign Finance Reforms Reduce Public Corruption (2013) (21)
Did the Devil Make Them Do It? The Effects of Religion and Religiosity in Public Goods and Trust Games (2005) (20)
State Campaign Finance Reform, Competitiveness, and Party Advantage in Gubernatorial Elections (2011) (17)
The effects of traditional versus web-assisted instruction on learning and student satisfaction (2006) (17)
The economics of political campaign finance: FECA and the puzzle of the not very greedy grandfathers (1997) (17)
Inequality, Group Cohesion, and Public Good Provision: An Experimental Analysis (2004) (16)
Public Approval of State Legislatures (2011) (13)
A social‐science perspective on media bias (2005) (12)
The Quantities and Qualities of Poll Workers (2015) (12)
Is inequality bad for our health (1999) (12)
Sincere versus sophisticated voting when legislators vote sequentially (2013) (11)
Exploring the relationships between income inequality, socioeconomic status and health: a self-guided tour? (2002) (10)
The Political Economics of Campaign Finance: Lessons for Reform (1998) (10)
Buying the Bums Out: What's the Dollar Value of a Seat in Congress? (1999) (9)
Corporate Influence and Political Corruption: Lessons from Stock Market Reactions to Political Events (2013) (7)
Campaign Finance and American Democracy (2020) (7)
The Effects of Campaign Finance Laws on Turnout, 1950-2000 (2006) (7)
WORKING PAPER Re-Examining the Evidence of an Ecological Association Between Income Inequality and Health (1999) (7)
Campaign Spending and Electoral Competition: Towards More Policy Relevant Research1 (2013) (7)
An Experimental Study of the Effects of Inequality and Relative Deprivation on Trusting Behavior (2005) (7)
How Do States Formulate Medicaid and SCHIP Policy? Economic and Political Determinants of State Eligibility Levels (2008) (7)
Do State Ethics Commissions Reduce Political Corruption? An Exploratory Investigation (2013) (6)
Do Campaign Finance Reforms Insulate Incumbents from Competition? New Evidence from State Legislative Elections (2020) (5)
The Public’s Right to Know versus Compelled Speech: What Does Social Science Research Tell Us about the Benefits and Costs of Campaign Finance Disclosure in Non-Candidate Elections? (2013) (5)
Income Inequality, Social Capital and Mortality: Re-examining the State-Level Data (2003) (5)
Does Public Financing of State Election Campaigns Increase Voter Turnout (2011) (4)
Public Confidence in the Redistricting Process (2016) (4)
The Effects of Extended Time on Exams for College Students Without Learning Disabilities: A Classroom Experiment (1999) (3)
Giving the People What They Want? Legislative Polarization and Public Approval of State Legislatures (2016) (3)
Don't Blame the Weather: Federal Natural Disaster Aid and Public Corruption (2013) (3)
State Campaign Finance Laws and the Turnout Decision (2004) (3)
On the Use of Age-Adjusted Mortality Rates in Studies of Income Inequality and Population Health (2002) (2)
Health Care Professionals and Exclusive Scopes of Practice (2002) (2)
Money in Politics (2015) (1)
Individual Health Status and Minority Racial Concentration in U.S. States and Counties (2002) (1)
The political economy of the congressional budget process (1994) (1)
the Recruitment and Training of Poll Workers: What We Know from Scholarly Research (2013) (1)
Environmental Policy Attitudes, Political Trust and Geographical Scale (2008) (1)
DWB in COMO : Understanding Race Disparities in Vehicle Stops and Searches (2018) (1)
On the Importance of Full versus Partial Age-Adjustment in Ecological Studies of Social Determinants of Mortality (2002) (1)
Pathologies of Spatial Models of Politics: Were Green and Shapiro Really Right After All? (1997) (1)
Books Received (2001) (0)
CCES 2014 Team Module of MIZ (2016) (0)
Does Campaign Finance Reform Influence State Tax Policy (2007) (0)
A Replication of “Weathering Corruption” ( Journal of Law and Economics, 2008) (2021) (0)
Explaining Public Attitudes on State Legislative Professionalism (2008) (0)
Cost as a Sentencing Factor: A Response (2012) (0)
Sincere versus sophisticated voting when legislators vote sequentially (2012) (0)
A Simple Solution for a Group Choosing a Restaurant (2004) (0)
Partisan Politics, Divided Government, and the Economy . By Alberto Alesina and Howard Rosenthal. (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1995. Pp. 280. $17.95.) (1996) (0)
Health Insurance and Mortality in US Adults: A Cautionary Tale (2011) (0)
Regulating for Public Health: Motivations for and Efficacy of State Alcohol Regulations (2006) (0)
The States of Campaign Finance Reformby Donald A. Gross and Robert K. Goidel (2003) (0)
The Effect of Campaign Spending in Missouri State Legislative Elections 1998-2006 [abstract] (2007) (0)

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