Larry D. Singell

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Larry D. Singell

Larry D. Singell is affiliated with the following schools: University of Colorado Boulder, Wayne State University, Eastern Nazarene College, University of Colorado

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Larry D. Singell

Economics

#3610

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#4085

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According to Wikipedia, Larry D. Singell is an American economist and Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is known for work in applied economics, for example on the effects of green belts on residential property, and the National Maximum Speed Law.

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Larry D. Singell's Published Works

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The Effects of Greenbelts on Residential Property Values: Some Findings on the Political Economy of Open Space (1978) (353)
An Empirical Analysis of the Commute to Work Patterns of Males and Females in Two-Earner Households (1986) (181)
An Empirical Examination of the Effect of Impact Fees on the Housing Market (1990) (107)
Will Changing Times Change the Allocation of Faculty Time (1996) (76)
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of the 55 MPH Speed Limit (1984) (73)
Job satisfaction, salaries and unions: The determination of university faculty compensation (1993) (53)
THE EFFECTS OF GROWTH MANAGEMENT ON THE HOUSING MARKET: A Review of the Theoretical and Empirical Evidence (1987) (46)
Riot and Nonriot Cities (1973) (17)
An Examination of the Empirical Relationship Between Unemployment and Juvenile Delinquency (1967) (16)
The spatial variation in unemployment and labour force participation rates of male and female workers. (1985) (15)
"Optimum City Size: Some Thoughts on Theory and Policy": Reply (1974) (14)
Compression in faculty salaries: An empirical evaluation of merit and market based adjustments (1992) (14)
Some Alternative Definitions of Youth Unemployment: A Means for Improved Understanding and Policy Formulation (1989) (9)
The Socio-Economic Causes of the Recent Urban Disorders: Some Empirical Evidence (1971) (8)
Racial Differences in the Employment Policy of State and Local Governments: The Case of Male Workers (1991) (7)
YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT: WHAT DOES THE 1980 CENSUS SAY ABOUT ITS CAUSES AND CURES? (1984) (3)
International systems : peace, conflict resolution, and politics (1975) (2)
The Scope of the Grants Economy and Income Distribution: An Examination of Intergenerational Transfers of Income (1982) (2)
Toward a general social science (1974) (2)
Toward the twenty-first century : political economy, social systems, and world peace (1985) (2)
Local measured telephone service in the USA : A quantitative analysis (1984) (2)
Economic Causes of Juvenile Delinquency (1968) (2)
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of the 55 MPH Speed Limit: Reply (1985) (1)
Technical Note—The Denver Free Fare Project as a “Habit Breaker” (1983) (1)
The deterioration of central city schools: A tale of two cities (Detroit and Denver) (1969) (1)
The positive treatment of social values: State of the art (1983) (0)
Kenneth E. Boulding, President-Elect of the AAAS. (1978) (0)
Review Essay: The Almost Compleat Social Scientist (2016) (0)
o no-loan policies change the matriculation patterns of low-income tudents ? (2010) (0)
Labor market duality and the teenage unemployment problem: A perspective on the current crisis in anti-poverty policy (1976) (0)
Book reviews (1971) (0)
Sources of regional variation in youth employment (1981) (0)
Racial differences in the employment policy of the state and local government (1988) (0)
Book reviews (1972) (0)

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