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Tom Means

Professor Economics

San Jose State University

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College of Social Sciences

Department Of Economics

Tom Means is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences Professor Economics at San Jose State University.

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San Jose State University

Professor Economics

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public policy economics housing economic analysis social sciences business public economics community development community engagement land use community-engaged research strategic management urban economics economic behavior environmental planning sustainable development business strategy entrepreneurial behavior entrepreneurship housing studies public choice land management land-use planning land economics land development entrepreneurship research legal consideration affordable housing tax incentives below-market housing mandates

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How Do Principles Textbooks Treat the Return to Entrepreneurship? the Missing Factor. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

strategic managemententrepreneurshipmanagemententrepreneurship researchentrepreneurial behaviorbusinessbusiness strategy

Does Land Development Pay for Itself? a Critique of Cost-Of-Community-Service Studies. SSRN Electronic Journal (2018)

land managementcommunity developmentcommunity engagementland developmentsocial sciencesland economicscommunity-engaged researchland-use planningsustainable developmentland useenvironmental planning

What Factors Determine Support for a Parcel Tax: Evidence From Survey Data. California Journal of Politics and Policy (2015)

public policyeconomic analysiseconomic policytax policytax incentivespolicy analysis

Unintended or Intended Consequences? the Effect of Below–Market Housing Mandates on Housing Markets in California. Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice (2012)

affordable housingeconomicspublic policyhousingfinancehousing studieseconomic analysispublic financepolicy analysis

Below-Market Housing Mandates as Takings: Measuring Their Impact. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Tom MeansEdward Peter StringhamEdward J. Lopez

below-market housing mandatesurban economicseconomicspublic policylegal considerationhousing

Empirical Tests of the Samuelsonian Publicness Parameter: Has the Right Hypothesis Been Tested?. Public Choice (1993)

public choicepublic economicseconomicspublic policyeconomic behavior

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Tom Means

Professor Economics

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Social Sciences

Department Of Economics

Tom Means is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences Professor Economics at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Tom Means

San Jose State University

Professor Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Do Principles Textbooks Treat the Return to Entrepreneurship? the Missing Factor. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

strategic managemententrepreneurshipmanagemententrepreneurship researchentrepreneurial behaviorbusinessbusiness strategy

Does Land Development Pay for Itself? a Critique of Cost-Of-Community-Service Studies. SSRN Electronic Journal (2018)

land managementcommunity developmentcommunity engagementland developmentsocial sciencesland economicscommunity-engaged researchland-use planningsustainable developmentland useenvironmental planning

What Factors Determine Support for a Parcel Tax: Evidence From Survey Data. California Journal of Politics and Policy (2015)

public policyeconomic analysiseconomic policytax policytax incentivespolicy analysis

Unintended or Intended Consequences? the Effect of Below–Market Housing Mandates on Housing Markets in California. Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice (2012)

affordable housingeconomicspublic policyhousingfinancehousing studieseconomic analysispublic financepolicy analysis

Below-Market Housing Mandates as Takings: Measuring Their Impact. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Tom MeansEdward Peter StringhamEdward J. Lopez

below-market housing mandatesurban economicseconomicspublic policylegal considerationhousing

Empirical Tests of the Samuelsonian Publicness Parameter: Has the Right Hypothesis Been Tested?. Public Choice (1993)

public choicepublic economicseconomicspublic policyeconomic behavior

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10 / page