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Peter T. Calcagno

Assistant Professor of Economics

College of Charleston

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College of Charleston

Department Of Economics And Finance

Peter T. Calcagno is currently serving as a College Of Charleston Assistant Professor of Economics at College of Charleston.

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Peter T. Calcagno

College of Charleston

Assistant Professor of Economics

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economics public policy political science public finance economic policy political analysis elections political behavior political parties voting rule fiscal policy united states business political economy governance public money economic analysis democracy political studies public integrity comparative political studies corruption public choice political competition law and economics competition law economic behavior government spending fiscal issues economic freedom commercial law antitrust enforcement financial law political science research entrepreneurship political process bribery smart voting election forecasting entrepreneurship research tax incentives market regulation trust management primary type divided government party alternation economic dynamics public management economic criminology predatory practice fiscal stimulus transition economies industrial policy regional economic restructuring industrialisation privatization institutional economics corporate taxation regulatory requirements regulatory environment regulatory economics public expenditures constitutions organ allocation organ procurement commercial casino legalization regulatory costs voter participation voter turnout institutional analysis state economic incentives fiscal performance call voting state bond ratings public borrowing political corruption

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Net Productive Entrepreneurship: State and Msa-Level Indices, 2002—2019. Applied Economics Letters (2026)

managementnet productive entrepreneurshiphuman capitalbusiness venturingentrepreneurshipbusinessentrepreneurship research

Social Trust and Markets: Does Regulation Undermine the Social Foundation of Exchange?. Journal of Regulatory Economics (2026)

social trustregulationeconomicstrustmarket regulationsocial regulationsocial foundationtrust managementeconomic behavioreconomic sociologysocial scienceseconomic systemssocial exchange theorymarket institutions

Deficit as Policy: Widening the Scope of Debt-Financed Spending in the United States, 1792-Present Chapter 3 a Fiscal Rules Approach to Explain the Modern Budget Era Problem. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

economicsfinancepublic policyfiscal policyfiscal issuesdebt-financed spendinggovernment debtunited states1792-present chapter 3public financemacroeconomicspublic moneyfinancial stabilitygovernment budget

Do U.S. Trade Agreements Affect Corruption in Latin America? a Difference in Difference Analysis. Public Finance Review (2024)

public integrityeconomicspublic policyglobal policylatin americadifference analysisbriberyinternational tradelatin american economic historycorruptioninternational economic lawtradelatin american politics

Income Inequality and Party Alternation: State‐Level Evidence From the United States. Contemporary Economic Policy (2024)

Peter CalcagnoAlexander MarsellaYang Zhou

economic policyparty alternationpolitical scienceeconomicsincome inequalityunited statesstate-level evidence

Political Systems, Regime Memory, and Economic Freedom. Contemporary Economic Policy (2024)

Peter CalcagnoBeatriz MaldonadoTodd NesbitMary Frances Zeager

regime memoryeconomicsphilosophy of social sciencepolitical scienceeconomic freedom

Deficit as Policy: Widening the Scope of Debt-Financed Spending in the United States, 1792-Present Chapter 1 What is the Modern Budget Era Problem?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Peter CalcagnoEdward J. Lopez

economic policyfiscal policyfiscal issuespublic policydebt-financed spendinggovernment debtunited statespublic financegovernment spending

The Political Economy of State Economic Development Incentives: A Case of Rent Extraction. Economics and Politics (2022)

Russell S. SobelGary A. WagnerPeter T. Calcagno

rent extractionpolitical scienceeconomicspolitical economypublic policyeconomic development

The Gender Wage Gap: An Analysis of Us Congressional Staff Members. Public Choice (2020)

Peter T. CalcagnoMeg M. Montgomery

social inequalitycongressional staff membersgender studiesgender wage gappublic choicegender inequality

Constitutions and Social Trust: An Analysis of the Us States. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

public integritypublic policypolitical scienceus statestrustconstitutionspolitical studieslawsocial policytrust managementgovernancepolitical analysisdemocracyconstitutional lawpublic law

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Peter T. Calcagno

Assistant Professor of Economics

College of Charleston

Affiliations

College of Charleston

Department Of Economics And Finance

Peter T. Calcagno is currently serving as a College Of Charleston Assistant Professor of Economics at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Peter T. Calcagno

College of Charleston

Assistant Professor of Economics

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Net Productive Entrepreneurship: State and Msa-Level Indices, 2002—2019. Applied Economics Letters (2026)

managementnet productive entrepreneurshiphuman capitalbusiness venturingentrepreneurshipbusinessentrepreneurship research

Social Trust and Markets: Does Regulation Undermine the Social Foundation of Exchange?. Journal of Regulatory Economics (2026)

Do U.S. Trade Agreements Affect Corruption in Latin America? a Difference in Difference Analysis. Public Finance Review (2024)

Income Inequality and Party Alternation: State‐Level Evidence From the United States. Contemporary Economic Policy (2024)

Peter CalcagnoAlexander MarsellaYang Zhou

economic policyparty alternationpolitical scienceeconomicsincome inequalityunited statesstate-level evidence

Political Systems, Regime Memory, and Economic Freedom. Contemporary Economic Policy (2024)

Peter CalcagnoBeatriz MaldonadoTodd NesbitMary Frances Zeager

regime memoryeconomicsphilosophy of social sciencepolitical scienceeconomic freedom

Deficit as Policy: Widening the Scope of Debt-Financed Spending in the United States, 1792-Present Chapter 1 What is the Modern Budget Era Problem?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Peter CalcagnoEdward J. Lopez

economic policyfiscal policyfiscal issuespublic policydebt-financed spendinggovernment debtunited statespublic financegovernment spending

The Political Economy of State Economic Development Incentives: A Case of Rent Extraction. Economics and Politics (2022)

Russell S. SobelGary A. WagnerPeter T. Calcagno

rent extractionpolitical scienceeconomicspolitical economypublic policyeconomic development

The Gender Wage Gap: An Analysis of Us Congressional Staff Members. Public Choice (2020)

Peter T. CalcagnoMeg M. Montgomery

social inequalitycongressional staff membersgender studiesgender wage gappublic choicegender inequality

Constitutions and Social Trust: An Analysis of the Us States. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

public integritypublic policypolitical scienceus statestrustconstitutionspolitical studieslawsocial policytrust managementgovernancepolitical analysisdemocracyconstitutional lawpublic law

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