ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2024December 03, 2024 EDT
Are a City’s Entertainment Offerings Amenities or Disamenities? Evidence from Net Compensation Estimates
Are a City’s Entertainment Offerings Amenities or Disamenities? Evidence from Net Compensation Estimates
Articles in Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2024
Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2024
- Is West Virginia a Haven for Disabled Workers? An Evolving StoryJames V. KochRobert M. McNab
- Auditing Democracy: How Corruption Revelations Shape Electoral Turnout in Brazilian MunicipalitiesAshlea Rundlett
- Distributional Responses to Property Tax ChangesKyle Kopplin
- Regional Economic Impacts of Water Conservation in a Colorado River Basin Headwaters StateKristiana HansenRoger CoupalEllen YeatmanDrew Bennett
- Are a City’s Entertainment Offerings Amenities or Disamenities? Evidence from Net Compensation EstimatesBishwa S. KoiralaHem C. BasnetKamal P. UpadhyayaFranklin G. Mixon Jr.
- Differential Effects of Drought on Arizona State Park Visits: Implications for Visitor Spending and Local EconomiesDari DuvalGeorge FrisvoldAshley Bickel
- Do Small Dollar Loans Increase Low Income and Minority Homeownership? Evidence from the USDA Section 502 Lending ProgramLuke Petach
Koirala, Bishwa S., Hem C. Basnet, Kamal P. Upadhyaya, and Franklin G. Mixon. 2024. “Are a City’s Entertainment Offerings Amenities or Disamenities? Evidence from Net Compensation Estimates.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 54 (1): 77–90.