Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Jeffrey DiBartolomeo

Associate Professor of Finance

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Management and Human Service

Service Of College Of Management And Human

School of Business

Department Of Accounting And Finance

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Service Of College Of Management And Human

Department Of Business

School Of Business

University of Southern Maine

Jeffrey Dibartolomeo is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor of Finance at University of Southern Maine.

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Jeffrey DiBartolomeo

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor of Finance

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real estate finance economics urban economics urban geography urban studies real estate finance regional science urban sprawl systems engineering computer engineering intelligent transportation systems theory of computation transportation engineering communications systems dynamical systems theoretical computer science intelligent vehicles vehicle system dynamics mobility transport geography vehicular technology travel research traffic psychology ethnic studies housing studies financial stability regional studies urban development urban life ethnic discrimination racial prejudice racial equity urban modelling regional economics regional planning regional research liquidity risk open city closed city racial animosity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Closed vs. Open City Models: A New Empirical Approach to an Old Question. Papers of the Regional Science Association (2023)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoGeoffrey K. Turnbull

spatial analysisurban modellingurbanizationurban geographyregional economicsurban planninggeographyregional studiesurban studiesregional scienceregional planningregional research

Do Community Banks Stabilize Housing Prices?. Journal of Housing Research (2023)

real estateurban economicseconomicshousingfinancehousing studiesfinancial stability

Racial Animosity and Black Financial Advisor Underrepresentation. Financial Planning Review (2023)

raceethnic studiesracial discriminationethnic discriminationafrican american studiesracial prejudiceracial animosityracial equity

Commuting Costs and Urban Sprawl: Which Proxy Measures Up?. The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics (2021)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoGeoffrey K. Turnbull

real estate financereal estateurban economicseconomicsurban sprawl

On Urban Sprawl: Closed City, Open City or Does It Even Matter?. Papers of the Regional Science Association (2021)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoGeoffrey K. Turnbull

urban developmentopen cityurban geographyurbanizationurban planningurban sprawlurban studiesregional scienceclosed cityurban life

The Liquidity Risk of Reits. Journal of Real Estate Research (2021)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoVladimir A. GatchevDavid M. Harrison

real estateliquidity riskreal estate financefinance

Commuting Speed as a Proxy for the Value of Time. Economics Letters (2020)

intelligent transportation systemsintelligent vehiclessystems engineeringtheory of computationvehicle system dynamicscomputer engineeringtransportation engineeringmobilitycommunications systemsdynamical systemstransport geographyvehicular technologytheoretical computer sciencetransmissionapplied mathematicstravel researchtraffic psychology

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Jeffrey DiBartolomeo

Associate Professor of Finance

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Management and Human Service

Service Of College Of Management And Human

School of Business

Department Of Accounting And Finance

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Service Of College Of Management And Human

Department Of Business

School Of Business

University of Southern Maine

Jeffrey Dibartolomeo is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor of Finance at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jeffrey DiBartolomeo

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor of Finance

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Closed vs. Open City Models: A New Empirical Approach to an Old Question. Papers of the Regional Science Association (2023)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoGeoffrey K. Turnbull

spatial analysisurban modellingurbanizationurban geographyregional economicsurban planninggeographyregional studiesurban studiesregional scienceregional planningregional research

Do Community Banks Stabilize Housing Prices?. Journal of Housing Research (2023)

real estateurban economicseconomicshousingfinancehousing studiesfinancial stability

Racial Animosity and Black Financial Advisor Underrepresentation. Financial Planning Review (2023)

raceethnic studiesracial discriminationethnic discriminationafrican american studiesracial prejudiceracial animosityracial equity

Commuting Costs and Urban Sprawl: Which Proxy Measures Up?. The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics (2021)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoGeoffrey K. Turnbull

real estate financereal estateurban economicseconomicsurban sprawl

On Urban Sprawl: Closed City, Open City or Does It Even Matter?. Papers of the Regional Science Association (2021)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoGeoffrey K. Turnbull

urban developmentopen cityurban geographyurbanizationurban planningurban sprawlurban studiesregional scienceclosed cityurban life

The Liquidity Risk of Reits. Journal of Real Estate Research (2021)

Jeffrey A. DiBartolomeoVladimir A. GatchevDavid M. Harrison

real estateliquidity riskreal estate financefinance

Commuting Speed as a Proxy for the Value of Time. Economics Letters (2020)

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