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Vol. 56, Issue 2, 2026May 20, 2026 EDT
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Partisanship and Perceptions of Inflation over 2019-2024: Evidence from a 2024 Michigan Survey
Partisanship and Perceptions of Inflation over 2019-2024: Evidence from a 2024 Michigan Survey
Articles in Vol. 56, Issue 2, 2026
Vol. 56, Issue 2, 2026
- Growth-Enhancing Economic Policy and Entrepreneurship at the Local LevelSriparna GhoshDean Stansel
- Beyond Input-Output: Measuring the Full Economic Contribution of a Regional Public University: Evidence from the University of Southern MaineRachel BouvierCaroline Paras
- Impacts of hydrogen production investments in the Appalachian Region: The case of West VirginiaMunkaila LambongangJoni GrayMark FullenAna Claudia Sant’Anna
- Economic Impacts of Local Groundwater Conservation: Evidence from a Kansas Local Enhanced Management AreaDayton M. LambertBill GoldenBridget GuerreroLixia H. Lambert
- Projected Economic Impacts of a Proposed Solar-Powered Hydrogen Facility in Questa, New Mexico: Insights from Regional Input–Output ModelingAlberto Franco-SolisAndre F. T. AvelinoElaine HaleChrissy ScarpittiKevin Topolski
- Partisanship and Perceptions of Inflation over 2019-2024: Evidence from a 2024 Michigan SurveyYe-Rim LeeErika RosebrookFernanda AlfaroScott LoveridgeDusan ParedesMark Skidmore
Lee, Ye-Rim, Erika Rosebrook, Fernanda Alfaro, Scott Loveridge, Dusan Paredes, and Mark Skidmore. 2026. “Partisanship and Perceptions of Inflation over 2019-2024: Evidence from a 2024 Michigan Survey.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 56 (2): 22–32.