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Howard J. Wall Vice President and Regional Economics Adviser Director, Center for Regional Economics (CRE8)

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Commentary and Policy Articles

"The Effects of Recessions Across Demographic Groups"	In this report, Dr. Wall takes the different effects of the recession on men and women as a starting point and examines employment experiences across a range of other demographic categories—marital status, race, age and education.
The Regional Economist	Gender wage gap, anecdotal info and the Fed, metro-area livability, NAFTA, recessions and black employment
Cover Pages	Trends in international trade and labor markets
Occasional Reports	Analyses of local employment data
Other Works	Economics journal rankings, cricket vs. baseball

Research Papers

Applied International Economics	Gravity models, NAFTA, free trade areas, currency unions, foreign aid, military expenditures
International Trade Theory	Immigration and outsourcing, endogenous policy, policymaking in repeated games, quality-differentiation
Regional Perspectives on Macroeconomics	State business cycles, regional effects of monetary policy, Beveridge curves, natural rate of unemployment
Applied Regional and Microeconomics	Metro-area growth, entrepreneurship and self-employment, regional migration, quality-of-life indices, fertility
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Education

Degree	Institution	Major	Date
Ph.D.	State University of New York at Buffalo	Economics	1989
M.A.	State University of New York at Buffalo	Economics	1986
B.A.	State University of New York at Binghamton	Economics	1984