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Romie Tribble

Spelman College

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Division of Social Sciences and Education

Economics

NoneRomie Tribble is currently serving as a Division Of Social Sciences And Education faculty at Spelman College.

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economics sociology economic history economic systems international business trade policy trade patterns transnational industry cycle statistics mathematics econometrics applied statistics statistical theory statistical hypothesis test race critical race theory economic theory economic dynamics statistical methodology behavioral statistic history of economic thought global strategy world business migration studies african economy southern african studies african development decision science reproductive health economic behavior curve modeling statistical science statistical review socioeconomics philosophy of economics racial studies heterodox economics race relations economic integration socio-economic change labor migration internal migration fertility policy choice theory reproductive ethics s‐curve hypothesis kuznets-lewis process u.s. economy domestic market power domestic market structure free trade wealth transfer effects migrant labor southern africa relative odds ratio

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Income and Wealth Transfer Effects of Colonialism and Migrant Labor in Southern Africa. (2023)

wealth transfer effectsmigration studiesafrican economycolonialismmigrant laborsouthern africaeconomicssouthern african studieshuman migrationsocio-economic changeanthropologyinternational migrationeconomic developmentlabor migrationeconomic historyafrican developmentinternal migration

A Restatement of the S‐Curve Hypothesis. Review of Development Economics (1999)

curve modelings‐curve hypothesiseconometricsapplied statisticsstatistical theoryeconomic dynamicsstatisticsstatistical methodologystatistical sciencebehavioral statisticstatistical hypothesis teststatistical reviewmathematics

The Kuznets-Lewis Process Within the Context of Race and Class in the U.S. Economy. International Advances in Economic Research (1996)

racesocioeconomicshistory of economic thoughtsociologycritical race theoryeconomicseconomic systemskuznets-lewis processphilosophy of economicsu.s. economyracial studiesheterodox economicseconomic historyeconomic theoryeconomic sociologyrace relations

The Relative Odds Ratio and the Theory of Abortion Choice. International Advances in Economic Research (1996)

fertility policyrelative odds ratiosociologydecision sciencechoice theorylawabortiondecision theoryrationalityreproductive ethicsreproductive healtheconomic behavior

Domestic Market Power, the Transnational Industry Cycle, and the Merits of Free Versus Fair Trade. International Advances in Economic Research (1995)

industrial organizationglobal strategyinternational economicsdomestic market powerinternational tradeeconomicseconomic systemstrade policybusinessinternational businesstransnational industry cycletrade patternstrade

Domestic Market Structure, the Transnational Industry Cycle, and the Merits of Free Trade. International Advances in Economic Research (1995)

international economicstransnational industry cycleinternational tradeeconomicstrade policybusinessinternational businessdomestic market structureeconomic integrationtrade patternsfree tradeworld businesstrade

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Romie Tribble

Spelman College

Affiliations

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Economics

NoneRomie Tribble is currently serving as a Division Of Social Sciences And Education faculty at Spelman College.

Honors

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Romie Tribble

Spelman College

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Income and Wealth Transfer Effects of Colonialism and Migrant Labor in Southern Africa. (2023)

A Restatement of the S‐Curve Hypothesis. Review of Development Economics (1999)

The Kuznets-Lewis Process Within the Context of Race and Class in the U.S. Economy. International Advances in Economic Research (1996)

The Relative Odds Ratio and the Theory of Abortion Choice. International Advances in Economic Research (1996)

fertility policyrelative odds ratiosociologydecision sciencechoice theorylawabortiondecision theoryrationalityreproductive ethicsreproductive healtheconomic behavior

Domestic Market Power, the Transnational Industry Cycle, and the Merits of Free Versus Fair Trade. International Advances in Economic Research (1995)

Domestic Market Structure, the Transnational Industry Cycle, and the Merits of Free Trade. International Advances in Economic Research (1995)

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