Stephen M. Renas

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Migration and Labor Dynamics(9), Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth(7), Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems(4), Legal and Constitutional Studies(4), Economic Theory and Policy(3)

Publications28 total

RIVISTA INTERNAZIONALE DI SCIENZE ECONOMICHE E COMMERCIALI
2016· 299 cited
Enron, Herding, and the Deterrent Effect of Disclosure of Improprieties
American Journal of Economics and Sociology·2005· 14 cited
Inflation Impact of the Price of Imported Crude Oil in a Large
Economia Internazionale / International Economics·2003
Annuity Testimony and the Risk of Double Discounting
SSRN Electronic Journal·2000Open Access
A Theoretical Note on the Impact of Debt Service Responsiveness to Interest Rates on Macroeconomic Stability
Economia Internazionale / International Economics·2000
Eliminating Money Damages in Defamation: The Chilling Effect of Non-Economic Sanctions on Willingness to Publish
Newspaper Research Journal·1990· 2 cited
Anglo-American privacy law: An economic analysis
International Review of Law and Economics·1985· 5 cited
RELAXED LIABILITY: A PROPOSED NEW STANDARD FOR DEFAMATION BY THE PRESS
American Business Law Journal·1984· 1 cited
Monetary Policy: Is the Fed’s Response to Inflation Accomodative? - Politica monetaria: le misure della Federal Reserve assecondano l’inflazione?
Economia Internazionale / International Economics·1984
The cost of living, labor market opportunities, and the migration decision: The appropriate specification of the migration equation: Reply
The Annals of Regional Science·1983· 1 cited
Toward an Economic Theory of Defamation, Liability, and the Press
Southern Economic Journal·1983· 6 cited
Climatic conditions and migration: An econometric inquiry
The Annals of Regional Science·1983· 10 cited
The cost of living, labor market opportunities and the migration decision: More on the problems of misspecification and aggregation bias
The Annals of Regional Science·1983· 40 cited
Proposition 4, Tax Reduction Mirage: <i>A Comment on the Cebular‐Chevlin Attempt to Estimate Its Potential Impacts</i>
American Journal of Economics and Sociology·1983· 1 cited
The cost of living, labor market opportunities, and the migration decision: Some additional evidence
The Annals of Regional Science·1981· 8 cited
The Determinants of Human Migration
Southern Economic Journal·1980· 71 cited
An Empirical Note on the Tiebout-Tullock Hypothesis: Comment
The Quarterly Journal of Economics·1980· 30 cited
The Political Economy of Inflation
Southern Economic Journal·1980· 147 cited
The cost of living, labor opportunities, and the migration decision: A case of misspecification?: Reply
The Annals of Regional Science·1979· 12 cited
Do Migrants Respond to Real Labor Market Conditions?
AgEcon Search (University of Minnesota, USA)·1979Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Rishi Kumar(10), Richard J. Cebula(7), Charles J. Hartmann(4), George R. Feiwel(1), Joseph Chao(1), Rishi Kumar(1), Fred R. Hirsch(1), John H. Goldthorpe(1), Donn G. Shankland(1), James M. Walker(1), Anthony L. Ostrosky(1), George Thomas(1), John A. Whippen(1), Michael E. Solimine(1)