Program for Thursday, April 4th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 4TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-16:30 IMPLAN Pre-Conference Workshop

08:00-14:00 Rural Policy Research Institute Analytics Meeting (By Invitation Only)

09:00-12:00 NE-1749 Project Meeting (By Invitation Only)

14:00-18:00 Registration Desk/Exhibits Open

14:30-14:55

Development of Regional Satellite Accounts

Ledia Guci

14:55-15:20

Governing Global Value Chains: Evidence From Automotive Trade Data

Susan Helper, Abdul Munasib

15:20-15:45

Water Policy and the Common Pool: Examining Crop Choice in California

Dirk Van Duym

14:30-15:00

Moving to the Median, Expanding the Estimation Sample, and Testing Equivalence Scales: Impact on SPM Thresholds and Poverty

Liana Fox, Thesia Garner

15:00-15:30

Incorporating Amenities Into the Supplemental Poverty Measure

Trudi Renwick

15:30-16:00

Material Well-Being and Poverty: New Evidence Across Poverty Measures

Liana Fox, Lewis Warren

14:30-15:00

Well-Being, Job Insecurity and the Opioid Crisis

Samia Islam, Kelly Chen

15:00-15:30

Exploring the geography of the opioid epidemic: A walk on the supply side

David McGranahan, Tim Parker

15:30-16:00

Contextual and Demographic Factors Influencing Naloxone Use on Overdose Decedents

Michael Betz, Lauren Jones

16:30-16:55

South Carolina Economic Outlook

Joey Von Nessen

16:55-17:20

New Jersey Economic Outlook

Michael Lahr

17:20-17:45

Oklahoma Economic Outlook

Dan Rickman, Hongbo Wang

17:45-18:10

West Virginia Economic Outlook

Brian Lego

18:10-18:35

North Carolina Economic Outlook

John Connaughton

16:30-16:55

Do Natural Hazards in the Gulf Coast Still Matter for State-Level Natural Gas Prices? Evidence After the Shale Gas

Kuan-Ming Huang, Xiaoli Etienne

16:55-17:20

Who Benefits From Local Oil and Gas Employment? Labor Market Composition in the Oil and Gas Industry in

John Winters, Zhengyu Cai, Karen Maguire

17:20-17:45

Industry Fluctuations and College Major Choices: Evidence From an Energy Boom and Bust

Luyi Han, John Winters

17:45-18:10

The Dark Side of the Shale Boom– Increased Crime Among Economically-Small, Relatively Rural American States Generalized Synthetic Control

Shishir Shakya

18:10-18:35

Emerging Energy Investments Economic Impact Challenges: The Interconnection Seam Study as a Case

David Swenson

16:30-16:55

Economic Development Incentives (EDI) Spending in US States: Toward Convergence?

Jia Wang, Weici Yuan

16:55-17:20

An Examination of the Use of State and Local Tax Incentives and Diversification of the Local Economic

Adrienne DiTommaso, Robert Greenbaum

17:20-17:45

Economic Development Incentives: What Can We Learn From Policy Regime Changes?

Jia Wang, Weici Yuan, Cynthia Rogers

17:45-18:10

Incentives and the Location of Foreign Manufacturing Investment in the United States

Doug Woodward, Alexandra Troidl

18:10-18:35

Economic Development Incentive Program Deadweight: The Role of Program Design Features, Firm Characteristics, and

Terry Rephann

16:30-16:55

Structural Differences in the Neighborhood Characteristics Associated With Social Mobility by Race and

Vikash Dangal, J. Matthew Fannin

16:55-17:20

Agricultural Transformation and Intergenerational Mobility in the United States, 1940-2000

Tim Smith

17:20-17:45

Low-Income Household Livelihood Strategies: Food Stamp Access and Private Aid

Sarah Barrows, Paul Lewin

17:45-18:10

Incentivizing the Missing Middle: The Role of Economic Development Policy

Carlianne Patrick, Heather Stephens

18:10-18:35

Variations in Rental Cost-Burden in Rural America: Factor Decomposition

Peter Han, John Cromartie

19:00-21:00 SRSA Executive Council Meeting and Dinner (By Invitation Only)

16:00-16:30 Break