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David E. Wildasin

Endowed Professor of Public Finance Emeritus Martin School of Public Policy and Administration and Professor Emeritus

University of Kentucky

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Martin School of Public Policy and Administration

David E. Wildasin is currently serving as a Martin School Of Public Policy And Administration Endowed Professor of Public Finance Emeritus Martin School of Public Policy and Administration and Professor Emeritus at University of Kentucky.

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David E. Wildasin

University of Kentucky

Endowed Professor of Public Finance Emeritus Martin School of Public Policy and Administration and Professor Emeritus

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economics public policy public economics public finance economic growth urban economics economic policy regional economics spatial economics macroeconomics regional science fiscal policy fiscal competition tax policy political economy economic analysis public goods political science fiscal issues finance optimal taxation welfare economics income distribution income redistribution factor mobility local public economics urban spatial structure distortionary taxation demand estimation crisis management social science research economic integration government spending corporate taxation public good (economics) international demand governmental process government administration public good provision social security public facility location tax exporting intergovernmental grants welfare effects marginal cost local government finance economic modelling economic dynamics urban geography european integration european public policy economic literature textual practice digital scholarship economic inquiry labor migration external debt institutional economics shock (economics) regional policy transportation policy transport economics local governance government regulation population aging economic reform government debt sovereign debt policy management policy evaluation tax incentives public money intergovernmental fiscal relations keynesian economics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

Rachel FergusonSophie QuoyleSuhua ZhangSamuel GormanTamara RichardsonCeleste ZhongBen HuntsmanScott RobinsonAva CadeeJessica TaylorPhilip AlstonChristine ChinkinLaurence Boisson De ChazournesTheodore ChristakisHelen BradyKatrina CooperBill CampbellKaren ScottHilary Charlesworth JudgeGerry SimpsonSimon ChestermanDean Of LawS StrongJemima BackAlistair BoydNiamh CallinanTimothy CollinsJulian EdwardsJoseph HarmanMun LeeCatherine NguyenIbrahim TahaLiuyuwen YangYuanhang WangLara WilkinsonChiara AngeloniAsha BelkinLoretta BensonSulithi DewendraLucinda DunhamKellie ElmesElliot FreadmanMatthew GriceMeg HaynesTristan JamsonCrystal JiKavina KalaichelvamRhiannon KerrRachel KirkEmily LaAlex LiaJake MarusichCaitlyn MckenzieRachel MossEmma NortonKatherine O'connellJayden PayneEmily RowbothamSamuel SaundersDiya Sharma

contents foreword prefaceelectronic publishingtextual practiceliterary theoryliteratureworld literatureenglishcopyright protectionprelims comprisedigital scholarshipfront mattermedia studies

Sales Taxation, Spatial Agglomeration, and the Internet. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

David R. AgrawalDavid E. Wildasin

network sciencesocial science researcheconomicssociologyspatial economicssales taxationsocial sciencesspatial agglomeration

Technology and Tax Systems. Journal of Public Economics (2019)

David R. AgrawalDavid E. Wildasin

public policyeconomicstax systemstechnologypublic economics

As InstituiÇÕEs Do Federalismo: Com Respeito a Um Quadro Analítico. REI - REVISTA ESTUDOS INSTITUCIONAIS (2018)

David E. Wildasin

government administrationpublic policylawpolicy analysisgovernment policygovernmental processpublic administration

Human Capital Mobility: Implications for Efficiency, Income Distribution, and Policy. The MIT Press eBooks (2014)

David E. Wildasin

income distributionpublic policyeconomicshuman mobilityhuman capitalhuman capital mobility

Strategic Fiscal Interactions Among Atomistic Governments in Small and Open Metropolitan Areas: A Comparative Statics Analysis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2014)

David E. Wildasin

facies analysispolitical economyeconomicsatomistic governmentsstrategic fiscal interactionscomparative statics analysis

Comment on: “Local Deficits and Local Jobs—Can States Stabilize Their Own Economies?” by Gerald Carlino and Robert Inman. Journal of Monetary Economics (2013)

David E. Wildasin

economic inequalityeconomic policyeconomic literaturepublic policyeconomicsfiscal issueslocal jobsown economiespublic economicsgerald carlinomacroeconomicslocal deficitsmonetary economicsrobert inman

Outsourcing, Labor Market Pooling, and Labor Contracts. Journal of Urban Economics (2011)

Pierre M. PicardDavid E. Wildasin

labor contractslabor market poolingurban economicseconomics

Fiscal Competition for Imperfectly-Mobile Labor and Capital: A Comparative Dynamic Analysis. Journal of Public Economics (2010)

David E. Wildasin

economicsimperfectly-mobile laboreconomic growthpublic economicsfiscal competitionmacroeconomicscomparative dynamic analysis

State Corporation Income Taxation: An Economic Perspective on Nexus. National Tax Journal (2010)

David E. Wildasin

corporate taxationeconomic policypublic policyeconomicstax avoidanceoptimal taxationlawpublic economicspublic financeeconomic perspectivetax policy

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David E. Wildasin

Endowed Professor of Public Finance Emeritus Martin School of Public Policy and Administration and Professor Emeritus

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

Martin School of Public Policy and Administration

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David E. Wildasin

University of Kentucky

Endowed Professor of Public Finance Emeritus Martin School of Public Policy and Administration and Professor Emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

contents foreword prefaceelectronic publishingtextual practiceliterary theoryliteratureworld literatureenglishcopyright protectionprelims comprisedigital scholarshipfront mattermedia studies

Sales Taxation, Spatial Agglomeration, and the Internet. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

David R. AgrawalDavid E. Wildasin

network sciencesocial science researcheconomicssociologyspatial economicssales taxationsocial sciencesspatial agglomeration

Technology and Tax Systems. Journal of Public Economics (2019)

David R. AgrawalDavid E. Wildasin

public policyeconomicstax systemstechnologypublic economics

As InstituiÇÕEs Do Federalismo: Com Respeito a Um Quadro Analítico. REI - REVISTA ESTUDOS INSTITUCIONAIS (2018)

David E. Wildasin

government administrationpublic policylawpolicy analysisgovernment policygovernmental processpublic administration

Human Capital Mobility: Implications for Efficiency, Income Distribution, and Policy. The MIT Press eBooks (2014)

David E. Wildasin

income distributionpublic policyeconomicshuman mobilityhuman capitalhuman capital mobility

Strategic Fiscal Interactions Among Atomistic Governments in Small and Open Metropolitan Areas: A Comparative Statics Analysis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2014)

David E. Wildasin

facies analysispolitical economyeconomicsatomistic governmentsstrategic fiscal interactionscomparative statics analysis

Comment on: “Local Deficits and Local Jobs—Can States Stabilize Their Own Economies?” by Gerald Carlino and Robert Inman. Journal of Monetary Economics (2013)

David E. Wildasin

economic inequalityeconomic policyeconomic literaturepublic policyeconomicsfiscal issueslocal jobsown economiespublic economicsgerald carlinomacroeconomicslocal deficitsmonetary economicsrobert inman

Outsourcing, Labor Market Pooling, and Labor Contracts. Journal of Urban Economics (2011)

Pierre M. PicardDavid E. Wildasin

labor contractslabor market poolingurban economicseconomics

Fiscal Competition for Imperfectly-Mobile Labor and Capital: A Comparative Dynamic Analysis. Journal of Public Economics (2010)

David E. Wildasin

economicsimperfectly-mobile laboreconomic growthpublic economicsfiscal competitionmacroeconomicscomparative dynamic analysis

State Corporation Income Taxation: An Economic Perspective on Nexus. National Tax Journal (2010)

David E. Wildasin

corporate taxationeconomic policypublic policyeconomicstax avoidanceoptimal taxationlawpublic economicspublic financeeconomic perspectivetax policy

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