Ronald L. Moomaw
Affiliations: | Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Seyit Kose | grad student | 2002 | Oklahoma State University |
| Euy-Seok Yang | grad student | 2003 | Oklahoma State University |
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| Moomaw RL, Alwosabi MA. (2007) Urban Primacy, Gigantism, and International Trade: Evidence from Asia and the Americas Journal of Economic Integration. 22: 439-460 |
| Adkins LC, Moomaw RL. (2003) The impact of local funding on the technical efficiency of Oklahoma schools Economics Letters. 81: 31-37 |
| Adkins LC, Moomaw RL, Savvides A. (2002) Institutions, freedom, and technical efficiency Southern Economic Journal. 69: 92-108 |
| Moomaw RL, Mullen JK, Williams M. (2002) Human and knowledge capital: A contribution to the empirics of state economic growth Atlantic Economic Journal. 30: 48-60 |
| Moomaw RL. (1998) Agglomeration economies: Are they exaggerated by industrial aggregation? Regional Science and Urban Economics. 28: 199-211 |
| Moomaw RL, Shatter AM. (1996) Urbanization and economic development: a bias toward large cities? Journal of Urban Economics. 40: 13-37 |
| Mullen JK, Williams M, Moomaw RL. (1996) Public capital stock and interstate variations in manufacturing efficiency Journal of Policy Analysis and Management. 15: 51-67 |
| Moomaw RL, Mullen JK, Williams M. (1995) The interregional impact of infrastructure capital Southern Economic Journal. 61: 830-845 |
| McCoy K, Moomaw RL. (1995) Determinants of manufacturing efficiency in Canadian cities: a stochastic frontier approach Review of Regional Studies. 25: 317-330 |
| Moomaw RL. (1993) Book Review: Sources of Metropolitan Growth EDWIN S. MILLS and JOHN F. MCDONALD (Eds), 1992 New Brunswick, NJ: Center for Urban Policy Research 307 pp., US$29.95, hardback Urban Studies. 30: 603-605 |