Gregory A. Gilpin, Ph.D.

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2009 Economics Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States 
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Labor Economics, Theory Economics
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Michael Kaganovich grad student 2009 Indiana University Bloomington
 (Three essays on public policy, human capital, and economic growth: Theory and evidence.)
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Gilpin G, Bekkerman A. (2020) Households' public library use across the school calendar Library & Information Science Research. 42: 101012
Gilpin GA, Kofoed M. (2020) Employer-Sponsored Education Assistance and Graduate Program Choice, Cost, and Finance Research in Higher Education. 61: 431-458
Gilpin G. (2020) Policy-Induced School Calendar Changes and Teacher Moonlighting Southern Economic Journal. 86: 989-1018
Gilpin G, Stoddard C. (2017) Does Regulating For-Profit Colleges Improve Educational Outcomes? Response To Cellini And Koedel Journal of Policy Analysis and Management. 36: 953-956
Gilpin G, Stoddard C. (2017) Does Regulating For‐Profit Colleges Improve Educational Outcomes? What We Know, What We Don'T Know, And What We Need To Find Out Journal of Policy Analysis and Management. 36: 942-950
Bekkerman A, Gilpin G. (2016) Crime and punishment: the role of student body characteristics in schools’ disciplinary behaviours Applied Economics. 48: 1402-1415
Bekkerman A, Gilpin G. (2015) On understanding inconsistent disciplinary behaviour in schools Applied Economics Letters. 22: 772-776
Gilpin GA, Pennig LA. (2015) Compulsory schooling laws and school crime Applied Economics. 47: 4056-4073
Gilpin GA, Saunders J, Stoddard C. (2015) Why has for-profit colleges' share of higher education expanded so rapidly? Estimating the responsiveness to labor market changes Economics of Education Review. 45: 53-63
Bekkerman A, Gilpin GA. (2014) Can equitable punishment be mandated? Estimating impacts of sentencing guidelines on disciplinary disparities International Review of Law and Economics. 40: 51-61
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