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William H. Kaempfer

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University of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States 
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General Economics
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Edward J. Balistreri grad student CU Boulder
William G. Mertens grad student 2000 CU Boulder

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Alm J, Kaempfer WH, Sennoga EB. (2012) Baseball Salaries and Income Taxes: The "Home Field Advantage" of Income Taxes on Free Agent Salaries Journal of Sports Economics. 13: 619-634
Bodvarsson ÖB, Kaempfer WH, Lowenberg AD, et al. (2007) The political market for immigration restrictions: Model and test Journal of International Trade and Economic Development. 16: 159-192
Kaempfer WH, Lowenberg AD. (2007) Chapter 27 The Political Economy of Economic Sanctions Handbook of Defense Economics. 2: 867-911
Kaempfer WH, Lowenberg AD, Mertens W. (2004) International economic sanctions against a dictator Economics and Politics. 16: 29-52
Kaempfer WH, Tower E, Willett TD. (2003) The Employment Maximizing Import Quota Under Domestic Monopoly Journal of International Logistics and Trade. 1: 71-83
Jing C, Kaempfer WH, Lowenberg AD. (2003) Instrument choice and the effectiveness of international sanctions: A simultaneous equations approach Journal of Peace Research. 40: 519-535
Berg GD, Kaempfer WH. (2003) Income inequality and tax policy for South African race groups Review of Economics and Statistics. 85: 755-760
Jing C, Kaempfer WH, Lowenberg AD. (2003) A public choice model of the role of multinational firms in international relations North American Journal of Economics and Finance. 14: 131-144
Alm J, Kaempfer WH. (2001) Who pays the ticket tax? Public Finance Review. 30: 27-40
Berg GD, Kaempfer WH. (2001) Cigarette demand and tax policy for race groups in South Africa Applied Economics. 33: 1167-1173
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