AFurtherNoteonDeterminantsofGeographicLiving-CostDifferentials Cebula,RichardandAlexander,GigiandKoch,James MunichPersonalRePEcArchive

Alexander, Gigi and Cebula, Richard and Saadatmand, Yassamand. Jacksonville University, Jacksonville University, Armstrong Atlantic

The estimated coefficient on the EXEMPTION variable is positive and significant at the one percent level, implying that increasing the real federal personal income tax

The estimated coefficient on the EXEMPTION variable is also positive and significant at the one percent level, implying strongly that increasing the real federal personal income tax

As a result of his empirical analysis in chapter 4, Crandall concludes that whatever may have caused the movement of manufacturing from the Rust Belt – wage rates, the

The above results may be interpreted, as follows: political pressure to raise welfare (A FDC) levels is greater in those states where the population actually receiving

This evidence of incomplete crowding out is at odds with the extreme monetarist position; the existence of a definite crowding-out effect, however is also at odds with the

In the case of a deficit-financed increase in government expenditures, the private investment spending that is crowded out may result in a diminished rate of growth

An Empirical Note on Deficits, Interest rates, and International Capital Flows. Cebula, Richard and