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Jeremy Jackson

Distinguished Professor of Economics

Fayetteville State University

Affiliations

Broadwell College of Business and Economics

Department Of Graduate And Professional Studies In Business

Department Of Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, And Fire And Emergency Service Administration

Department Of Management

Fayetteville State University

School Of Business And Economics

Jeremy Jackson is currently serving as a Broadwell College Of Business And Economics Distinguished Professor of Economics at Fayetteville State University.

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Jeremy Jackson

Fayetteville State University

Distinguished Professor of Economics

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management business performance studies economics human capital workforce development human resource management public finance tax policy education policy housing public economics vocational behavior human resources housing studies economic analysis public money career adaptability worker well-being creative industries tax incentives fiscal issues government spending public expenditures creative destruction within-sector job reallocation well-being effects education spending north dakota property tax relief public management world business european public policy economic growth international political economy theoretical economics economic development history of economic thought business history international economics international economic law governance economic dynamics european economic history capitalism economic systems finance economic history regulation politics economic policy political economy administrative science bureaucracy global policy economic literature business studies economic sociology political science economic modelling political studies neoliberalism macroeconomics public administration policy analysis keynesian economics public policy economic theory industrial organization economic research

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Disaggregating the Well-Being Effects of Creative Destruction: The Roles of Cross- and Within-Sector Job Reallocation. Applied Research in Quality of Life (2026)

workforce developmenthuman capitalperformance studieshuman resourceswell-being effectsbusinesshuman resource managementvocational behaviorcareer adaptabilitywithin-sector job reallocationworker well-beingmanagementcreative destructioncreative industries

The Grand (Fiscal) Illusion: Property Tax Relief and Education Spending in North Dakota. Public Finance Review (2025)

public moneyfiscal issuesgovernment spendingnorth dakotatax policypublic economicseducation policyproperty tax reliefeducation spendingpublic expenditureshousingtax incentiveseconomicspublic financeeconomic analysispublic policyhousing studies

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Jeremy Jackson

Distinguished Professor of Economics

Fayetteville State University

Affiliations

Broadwell College of Business and Economics

Department Of Graduate And Professional Studies In Business

Department Of Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, And Fire And Emergency Service Administration

Department Of Management

Fayetteville State University

School Of Business And Economics

Jeremy Jackson is currently serving as a Broadwell College Of Business And Economics Distinguished Professor of Economics at Fayetteville State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jeremy Jackson

Fayetteville State University

Distinguished Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Disaggregating the Well-Being Effects of Creative Destruction: The Roles of Cross- and Within-Sector Job Reallocation. Applied Research in Quality of Life (2026)

The Grand (Fiscal) Illusion: Property Tax Relief and Education Spending in North Dakota. Public Finance Review (2025)

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