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Philip Shaw

Associate Professor of Economics

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Economics

Philip Shaw is currently serving as an Economics Associate Professor of Economics at Fordham University.

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Philip Shaw

Fordham University

Associate Professor of Economics

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economics econometrics corruption education economic growth economic modelling econometric models nonparametric har-rv har-rv model health policy political science economic policy behavioral economics macroeconomics land use statistical models applied statistics applied geography economic geography statistical methodology economic analysis economic inquiry socioeconomics public choice land management land economics environmental economic geography rural economies regional economics econometric methods financial econometrics educational corruption weak identification one-shot game district subdivision smallholder forest conversion food consumption weight preferences growth model p 500 statistics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Macroeconomic Implications of Corruption in the Choice to Educate. Economic Systems (2023)

Philip ShawJoseph A. Mauro

educationcorruptionpublic choicemacroeconomicseconomics

District Subdivision and the Location of Smallholder Forest Conversion in Sumatra. Land Economics (2018)

Marc N. ContePhilip Shaw

regional economicsenvironmental economic geographyagricultural economicsland managementsmallholder forest conversionrural economiesland useland economicsapplied geographyeconomic geographydistrict subdivision

Nonparametric Instrumental Variable Estimation in Practice. Journal of Econometric Methods (2015)

Philip ShawMichael Andrew CohenTao Chen

marketingstatisticseconometrics

A Nonparametric Approach to Solving a Simple One-Sector Stochastic Growth Model. Economics Letters (2014)

Philip Shaw

econometric modelseconomic growtheconomicseconomic modelling

Can We Reject Linearity in an Har-Rv Model for the S P 500? Insights From a Nonparametric Har-Rv. Economics Letters (2014)

Jerome LahayePhilip Shaw

har-rv modelnonparametric har-rveconomicseconometrics

Can We Reject Linearity in an Har-Rv Model for the S&P 500? Insights From a Nonparametric Har-Rv. Economics Letters (2014)

har-rv modelstatistical methodologyp 500econometricseconometric modelsnonparametric har-rveconomicseconometric methodseconomic modellingapplied statisticsfinancial econometricseconomic analysisstatisticsstatistical models

On the Determinants of Educational Corruption: The Case of Ukraine. Contemporary Economic Policy (2014)

Philip ShawMarina‐Selini KatsaitiBrandon Pecoraro

health policyeducationcorruptioneconomicseconomic policyeducational corruption

A Growth Model of Weight Preferences, Food Consumption and Public Policy. (2013)

E DioikitopoulosM-S KatsaitiP Shaw

weight preferencesgrowth modeleconomicsfood consumptionpublic policy

Intelligence and Bribing Behavior in a One-Shot Game. The Journal of Socio-Economics (2013)

Philip ShawWilliam F. VásquezMark LeClair

one-shot gamesocial scienceseconomicsbehavioral economicsbehavioral sciencessocioeconomics

Corruption and Growth Under Weak Identification. Economic Inquiry (2010)

PHILIP SHAWMARINA-SELINI KATSAITIMARIUS JURGILAS

corruptioneconomic inquiryweak identificationeconomic growtheconomicspolitical science

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Philip Shaw

Associate Professor of Economics

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Economics

Philip Shaw is currently serving as an Economics Associate Professor of Economics at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Philip Shaw

Fordham University

Associate Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Macroeconomic Implications of Corruption in the Choice to Educate. Economic Systems (2023)

Philip ShawJoseph A. Mauro

educationcorruptionpublic choicemacroeconomicseconomics

District Subdivision and the Location of Smallholder Forest Conversion in Sumatra. Land Economics (2018)

Marc N. ContePhilip Shaw

Nonparametric Instrumental Variable Estimation in Practice. Journal of Econometric Methods (2015)

Philip ShawMichael Andrew CohenTao Chen

marketingstatisticseconometrics

A Nonparametric Approach to Solving a Simple One-Sector Stochastic Growth Model. Economics Letters (2014)

Philip Shaw

econometric modelseconomic growtheconomicseconomic modelling

Can We Reject Linearity in an Har-Rv Model for the S P 500? Insights From a Nonparametric Har-Rv. Economics Letters (2014)

Jerome LahayePhilip Shaw

har-rv modelnonparametric har-rveconomicseconometrics

Can We Reject Linearity in an Har-Rv Model for the S&P 500? Insights From a Nonparametric Har-Rv. Economics Letters (2014)

On the Determinants of Educational Corruption: The Case of Ukraine. Contemporary Economic Policy (2014)

Philip ShawMarina‐Selini KatsaitiBrandon Pecoraro

health policyeducationcorruptioneconomicseconomic policyeducational corruption

A Growth Model of Weight Preferences, Food Consumption and Public Policy. (2013)

E DioikitopoulosM-S KatsaitiP Shaw

weight preferencesgrowth modeleconomicsfood consumptionpublic policy

Intelligence and Bribing Behavior in a One-Shot Game. The Journal of Socio-Economics (2013)

Philip ShawWilliam F. VásquezMark LeClair

one-shot gamesocial scienceseconomicsbehavioral economicsbehavioral sciencessocioeconomics

Corruption and Growth Under Weak Identification. Economic Inquiry (2010)

PHILIP SHAWMARINA-SELINI KATSAITIMARIUS JURGILAS

corruptioneconomic inquiryweak identificationeconomic growtheconomicspolitical science

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