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Fred Smith

Professor of Economics

Davidson College

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Davidson College

Philosophy

Political Science

Wildcat Wellness

Fred Smith is currently serving as a Davidson College Professor of Economics at Davidson College.

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Davidson College

Professor of Economics

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What's Manhattan Worth? a Land Values Index From 1950 to 2014. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2018)

Jason BarrFred H. SmithSayali J. Kulkarni

valuationland values indexurban economicsspatial economicsregional economicsmanhattan worthfinanceregional developmentregional science

The Rise (and Fall) of the Arena Football League. Atlantic Economic Journal (2013)

A Neighborhood-Level View of Riots, Property Values, and Population Loss: Cleveland 1950–1980. Explorations in Economic History (2007)

William J. CollinsFred H. Smith

urban historyproperty valueseconomicsneighborhood-level vieweconomic historypopulation loss

Consumer Discrimination in Professional Sports: New Evidence From Major League Baseball. Applied Economics Letters (2007)

America's Historic Stockyards: Livestock Hotels. by J'nell L. Pate. Fort Worth, Tx: Tcu Press, 2005. Pp. IX, 225. $24.95.. The Journal of Economic History (2006)

Historical Evidence on the Monocentric Urban Model: A Case Study of Cleveland, 1915–1980. Applied Economics Letters (2003)

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Fred Smith

Professor of Economics

Davidson College

Affiliations

Davidson College

Philosophy

Political Science

Wildcat Wellness

Fred Smith is currently serving as a Davidson College Professor of Economics at Davidson College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Fred Smith

Davidson College

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

What's Manhattan Worth? a Land Values Index From 1950 to 2014. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2018)

Jason BarrFred H. SmithSayali J. Kulkarni

valuationland values indexurban economicsspatial economicsregional economicsmanhattan worthfinanceregional developmentregional science

The Rise (and Fall) of the Arena Football League. Atlantic Economic Journal (2013)

A Neighborhood-Level View of Riots, Property Values, and Population Loss: Cleveland 1950–1980. Explorations in Economic History (2007)

William J. CollinsFred H. Smith

urban historyproperty valueseconomicsneighborhood-level vieweconomic historypopulation loss

Consumer Discrimination in Professional Sports: New Evidence From Major League Baseball. Applied Economics Letters (2007)

America's Historic Stockyards: Livestock Hotels. by J'nell L. Pate. Fort Worth, Tx: Tcu Press, 2005. Pp. IX, 225. $24.95.. The Journal of Economic History (2006)

Historical Evidence on the Monocentric Urban Model: A Case Study of Cleveland, 1915–1980. Applied Economics Letters (2003)

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10 / page