Working Papers
(also available on
SSRN
and
Google Scholar):
"The Harder the Task, the Higher the
score: Findings of
a
Difficulty Bias"
with Hillary Morgan (Revisions Requested)
"Stock
Analysts Efficiency in a Tournament Structure: The Impact of Analysts
Picking
a Winner and a Loser"
(Under Review)
"Discrete Utility Jumps:
The Value of Money in the Hand" (Under Review)
"Influences on Sponsorship
Deals in NASCAR: Indirect Evidence from Time on Camera" with
Craig Depken and
Peter A. Groothuis (Under Review)
"Is Home
Field Advantage Driven by the Fans? Evidence from Across
the Ocean" with Anne Anders (Revisions Requested)
"Cultural Bias:
Gymnasts, Judges, and Bilateral Trade Agreements" with Brian P Callahan
and Sean Mulholland
(Under Review)
"Real Options Applied to Consumer Goods: A
Look at Final Four Ticket Pricing" with Jason Berkowitz (Under
Review)
"(Not Finding a) Sequential Order
Bias in Elite Level Gymnastics" (Under Review)
"Incentives on the Starting Grid in Formula
One Racing" with Larry McCarthy (Under Review)
"The Impact of the NHL Lockout on County
Employment" with John Jasina
"Are Big-Time Sports a Threat to Student Achievement? Another Look at the
Differences between Men and Women" with Rey Hernandez-Julian"Measuring Talent through Benchmarking: Babe Ruth is Homerun King" with
Peter A. Groothuis
"Price-Increasing Competition: Evidence from Higher
Education" with Angela K. Dills
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Random Stuff:
Correct Time
The Weather Marriam-Webster Online
A letter to Students
Summer Programs:
AIPES
PERC
IHS
KOCH
Resources:
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Seton
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Seton Hall E-Books AIER
Blogs:
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Sports Law Blog
Finance Professor
Freakonomics
Marginal Revolution EconTalk
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