Dwight R. Lee

Economics, Econometrics and Finance · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Economic Theory and Institutions(51), Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth(36), Economic theories and models(20), Climate Change Policy and Economics(17), Economic Theory and Policy(17)

Publications252 total

Applications of Demand and Supply to Government and Management Policies
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Principles of Rational Behavior in Society and Business
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Firm Strategy under Imperfectly Competitive Market Conditions
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Production, Costs, and the Theory of the Firm
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Preface for Teachers
2024
Competitive Product Markets and Firm Decisions
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Microeconomics: A Way of Thinking about Business
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Index
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Firm Production under Idealized Competitive Conditions
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Principles of Political Economy for Public Policy and Business
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Microeconomics for Managers
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024· 7 cited
Preface for Students
2024
Consumer Choice and Demand in Traditional and Network Markets
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Production Costs in the Short Run and Long Run
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Select Bibliography
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2024
Economics and Novels: Good, Evil and Becoming Better People
2022· 1 cited
Optimal Governing Instrument, Operation Level, and Enforcement in Natural Resource Regulation: The Case of the Fishery
2020· 1 cited
In Defense of Monopoly: How Market Power Fosters Creative Production
University of Michigan Press eBooks·2019· 7 cited
In Defense of Monopoly: How Market Power Fosters Creative Production: How Market Power Fosters Creative Production
2019
The Brennan-Lomasky Test of Expressive Voting: When Impressive Probability Differences Are Meaningless
SSRN Electronic Journal·2018Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Richard B. McKenzie(6), James M. Buchanan(5), J. R. Clark(3), Robert D. Tollison(3), David Kreutzer(2), Richard Vedder(2), Russell S. Sobel(1), Walter S. Misiolek(1), Lee G. Anderson(1), Alan S. Blinder(1), V. Kerry Smith(1), Todd Sandler(1), Fred R. Glahe(1), Maureen Cropper(1), Sukhraj Singh Pannu(1), Mwangi S. Kimenyi(1), Charles W. Howe(1), John Baden(1), RICHARD STROUP(1), Donald J. Boudreaux(1)