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Partial Equilibrium Bias in the Economics of Pollution Abatement and a Method for Quantitative Estimation

Kochanowski, Paul; Witte, James G; Henneberry, Barbara - In: Public Finance = Finances publiques 31 (1976) 2, pp. 235-64

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The Expansion Method as a Tool of Regional Analysis

Kochanowski, Paul S. - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 20 (1990) 2

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Urban Higher Education Enrollment Demand

Kochanowski, Paul S. - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 07 (1977) 1

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The Shift-Share Methodology: Deficiencies and Proposed Remedies

Kochanowski, Paul S.; Bartholomew, Wayne; Joray, Paul - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 19 (1989) 1

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Racial Earnings Discrimination: Empirical Results for Indiana

Kochanowski, Paul S.; Bartholomew, Wayne - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 16 (1986) 2

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Analytical Tools of Regional Science: A Symposium from the 1997 Meetings of the Mid-Continent Regional Science Association

Kochanowski, Paul S. - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 27 (1997) 2

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Headship Rates and Long-Term Housing Forecasts: Some Regional Evidence

Kochanowski, Paul S. - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 25 (1995) 2

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Forecasting Regional Shift Using Random Walk Models

Kochanowski, Paul S. - In: Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 22 (1992) 2

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Compensation With Induced Factor Movements in a Simple General Equilibrium Model

Kochanowski, Paul S.; Pleeter, Saul - In: Public Finance Review 5 (1977) 1, pp. 23-39

Interjurisdictional compensation can provide an effective method of achieving an optimal provision of public goods in an independent system of local governments, only if all the major side effects of public goods are included in its computation. Previous studies have suggested compensation...

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