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Dr. Neil Silveus

Assistant Professor of Economics

Hope College

Affiliations

Hope College

Department Of Economics And Business

Social Sciences

Economics and Business Department

Dr. Neil Silveus is currently serving as an Economics And Business Assistant Professor of Economics at Hope College.

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Dr. Neil Silveus

Hope College

Assistant Professor of Economics

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economics social sciences political science law religion tax avoidance tax policy law and economics political economy comparative politics psychology of religion scientific study of religion political behavior religiosity religious prejudice causal effect partisan gerrymandering

Notable Scholarly Works

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Partisan Gerrymandering and Turnout. The Journal of Law and Economics (2023)

Daniel JonesNeil SilveusCarly Urban

political scienceeconomicspartisan gerrymanderinglawpolitical behaviorpolitical economycomparative politicslaw and economics

Identifying the Causal Effect of Income on Religiosity Using the Earned Income Tax Credit. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2020)

psychology of religionreligiosityeconomicstax avoidancesocial sciencesreligious prejudicereligioncausal effecttax policyscientific study of religion

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Dr. Neil Silveus

Assistant Professor of Economics

Hope College

Affiliations

Hope College

Department Of Economics And Business

Social Sciences

Economics and Business Department

Dr. Neil Silveus is currently serving as an Economics And Business Assistant Professor of Economics at Hope College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Neil Silveus

Hope College

Assistant Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Partisan Gerrymandering and Turnout. The Journal of Law and Economics (2023)

Daniel JonesNeil SilveusCarly Urban

political scienceeconomicspartisan gerrymanderinglawpolitical behaviorpolitical economycomparative politicslaw and economics

Identifying the Causal Effect of Income on Religiosity Using the Earned Income Tax Credit. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2020)

psychology of religionreligiosityeconomicstax avoidancesocial sciencesreligious prejudicereligioncausal effecttax policyscientific study of religion

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10 / page