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Frederick Campano

Lecturer

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Economics

Frederick Campano is currently serving as an Economics Lecturer at Fordham University.

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economics economic growth economic development income distribution international trade policy modeling macroeconomics development economics public policy trade policy economic policy economic analysis world development political science growth theory united states international economics european integration emerging markets socio-economic development trade patterns long-term growth statistics asian economics economic research economic change monetary union household finance economic trends poverty african development african economy economic systems family issues family relations family studies european economic history regional economics family policy commercial policy economic integration low income developing country income inequality structural trade imbalances global implications regional differences world trade trends income shortfall european union long-term tendencies computational statistics agrarian change numerical algorithms government administration regional policy economic fluctuation data normalization statistical analysis farming systems agrarian political economy parameterized algorithms parameterized complexity economic measure endogenous growth theory private international law income security digital society transatlantic relations eurocurrency market family diversity u-shaped hypothesis least developed countries gini coefficient agriculture development capital intensity total household income economic forecasting

Notable Scholarly Works

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Trade and Growth in the World Economy. Journal of Policy Modeling (2023)

Dominick SalvatoreAlberto CostantielloFred Campano

world economypolicy modelingtradeeconomic growtheconomicsinternational trade

Implications of World Trade Trends on the Emerging Market Economies. Journal of Policy Modeling (2022)

Fred CampanoDominick Salvatore

policy modelinginternational economicsemerging marketsmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicstrade policyeconomic policyworld trade trendsinternational trade

Regional Differences in Inequality and Income Distribution in the United States. Journal of Policy Modeling (2022)

Dominick SalvatoreFred Campano

regional economicsregional policyunited statespolicy modelingincome distributionregional differenceseconomicseconomic inequalitypublic policy

Implications of U.S. Trade Policies After the 2020 Pandemic. Journal of Policy Modeling (2021)

Dominick SalvatoreAlberto ConstantielloFred Campano

policy modelingasian economicstradeinternational economicstrade policyeconomic policypublic policyinternational trade

Why Does Europe Grow More Slowly Than the United States?. Journal of Policy Modeling (2020)

Fred CampanoAlberto CostantielloLucio LauretiDominick Salvatore

climate changeunited statespolicy modelingeconomic growthpolitical scienceeconomic fluctuationgrowth theory

Global Implications of U.S. Trade Policies for Reducing Structural Trade Imbalances. Journal of Policy Modeling (2019)

Dominick SalvatoreFred Campano

global implicationspolicy modelingstructural trade imbalancestrade policyeconomic policypublic policyinternational trade

Simulating Some of the Administration’s Trade Policies. Journal of Policy Modeling (2018)

Dominick SalvatoreFred Campano

policy modelingtrade policypublic policygovernment administrationinternational trade

Capital Intensity and Growth in the European Union. Springer eBooks (2017)

D. SalvatoreF. Campano

european integrationcapital intensitymacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicseuropean union

Capturing the Effects of Changing Capital-Intensity on Long-Term Growth in the Major Emerging Economies. Journal of Policy Modeling (2017)

Fred CampanoLucio LauretiDominick Salvatore

policy modelingeconomic changeemerging marketsmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicslong-term growth

Capturing the Effects of Changing Capital-Intensity on Long-Term Growth in Developing Countries. Journal of Policy Modeling (2016)

Fred CampanoAlberto CostantielloDominick Salvatore

economic developmentpolicy modelingdevelopment economicseconomic changeeconomic growtheconomicslong-term growth

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Frederick Campano

Lecturer

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Economics

Frederick Campano is currently serving as an Economics Lecturer at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Frederick Campano

Fordham University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Trade and Growth in the World Economy. Journal of Policy Modeling (2023)

Dominick SalvatoreAlberto CostantielloFred Campano

world economypolicy modelingtradeeconomic growtheconomicsinternational trade

Implications of World Trade Trends on the Emerging Market Economies. Journal of Policy Modeling (2022)

Fred CampanoDominick Salvatore

policy modelinginternational economicsemerging marketsmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicstrade policyeconomic policyworld trade trendsinternational trade

Regional Differences in Inequality and Income Distribution in the United States. Journal of Policy Modeling (2022)

Dominick SalvatoreFred Campano

regional economicsregional policyunited statespolicy modelingincome distributionregional differenceseconomicseconomic inequalitypublic policy

Implications of U.S. Trade Policies After the 2020 Pandemic. Journal of Policy Modeling (2021)

Dominick SalvatoreAlberto ConstantielloFred Campano

policy modelingasian economicstradeinternational economicstrade policyeconomic policypublic policyinternational trade

Why Does Europe Grow More Slowly Than the United States?. Journal of Policy Modeling (2020)

Fred CampanoAlberto CostantielloLucio LauretiDominick Salvatore

climate changeunited statespolicy modelingeconomic growthpolitical scienceeconomic fluctuationgrowth theory

Global Implications of U.S. Trade Policies for Reducing Structural Trade Imbalances. Journal of Policy Modeling (2019)

Dominick SalvatoreFred Campano

global implicationspolicy modelingstructural trade imbalancestrade policyeconomic policypublic policyinternational trade

Simulating Some of the Administration’s Trade Policies. Journal of Policy Modeling (2018)

Dominick SalvatoreFred Campano

policy modelingtrade policypublic policygovernment administrationinternational trade

Capital Intensity and Growth in the European Union. Springer eBooks (2017)

D. SalvatoreF. Campano

european integrationcapital intensitymacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicseuropean union

Capturing the Effects of Changing Capital-Intensity on Long-Term Growth in the Major Emerging Economies. Journal of Policy Modeling (2017)

Fred CampanoLucio LauretiDominick Salvatore

policy modelingeconomic changeemerging marketsmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicslong-term growth

Capturing the Effects of Changing Capital-Intensity on Long-Term Growth in Developing Countries. Journal of Policy Modeling (2016)

Fred CampanoAlberto CostantielloDominick Salvatore

economic developmentpolicy modelingdevelopment economicseconomic changeeconomic growtheconomicslong-term growth

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