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195. Employing Economic Principles for the Benefit of Entrepreneurs: Assessing Added Value, Willingness to pay, and the Demand for the Keyper

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Open Access
Author:
Gershanok, Ezra
Title:
Employing Economic Principles for the Benefit of Entrepreneurs: Assessing Added Value, Willingness to pay, and the Demand for the Keyper
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
Ezra
Gershanok
Keyper
Economics
willingness to pay
convenience
entrepreneurship
entrepreneurs
File:
Download Gershanok__Ezra_Final_Thesis_Updated.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jadrian Wooten, Thesis Supervisor
James R. Tybout, Thesis Honors Advisor

196. An Empirical Investigation of Social Capital and International Migration: The Role of Language, Culture and Diasporas

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Open Access
Author:
Shea, Nicholas
Title:
An Empirical Investigation of Social Capital and International Migration: The Role of Language, Culture and Diasporas
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
migration
gravity
social capital
trust
language
culture
cultural distance
religion
diaspora
ethnic
diversity
economics
File:
Download Nicholas_Shea_Thesis_Spring_2021.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Bee Yan Roberts, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor

197. Dissecting the Phillips Curve

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Open Access
Author:
Ecker, Jeffrey
Title:
Dissecting the Phillips Curve
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
NA
File:
Download Schreyer_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor
James R. Tybout, Faculty Reader

198. Comparison of Economic Growth Rates between China and America dependent on Solow Residual Analysis

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Open Access
Author:
Perry, James
Title:
Comparison of Economic Growth Rates between China and America dependent on Solow Residual Analysis
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
GDP
Solow Residual
Growth Rate
China vs. US
Total factor productivity
solow model
diminishing marginal returns
time trend
Chinese culture
regression
stata
econometrics
economics
macroeconomics
File:
Download perryjames_finalhonorsthesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jonathan Eaton, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor

200. Redefining University Administrations: The Redistribution of Student Tuition Funds to Form and Maintain Bureaucracies

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Open Access
Author:
Remlinger, Benjamin
Title:
Redefining University Administrations: The Redistribution of Student Tuition Funds to Form and Maintain Bureaucracies
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
Student debt
Tution prices
Bureaucracy
Max Weber
File:
Download BenRemlinger_FinalThesisDraft.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jadrian Wooten, Thesis Supervisor
Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor