2021

1. Doremus, Jacqueline, Irene Jacqz, and Sarah Johnston, (2021) “Sweating the energy bill: Extreme weather, poor households, and the energy spending gap.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2101.
2. Bednarek, Ziemowit, Jacqueline Doremus, and Sarah Stith, (2021) “U.S. Cannabis Laws Projected to Cost Generic and Brand Pharmaceutical Firms Billions.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2102.
3. Hasbany, James, Ryland Burke, Lawrence Watson, and Jacqueline Doremus, (2021) “Scoring Benefits of Eastward Travel in the NBA.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2103.
4. Rodríguez, Francisco and Eduardo Zambrano, (2021) “Monotone Comparative Statics in the Calver-Wittman Model.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2104.
5. Hill, Ruth, Carolina Mejia-Mantilla, and Kathryn Vasilaky, (2021) “Is the Price Right? Returns to Input Adoption in Uganda.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2105.
6.  Ahn, Tom, Esteban, Aucejo, and Johnathan James, (2021) “The Importance of Matching Effects for Labor Productivity: Evidence from Teacher-Student Interactions.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2106.

2020

1. Chakraborty, Avinandan, Jacqueline Doremus, and Sarah Stith, (2020) “The Effects of Recreational Cannabis Access on the Labor Market: Evidence from Colorado.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2001.
2. Doremus, Jacqueline, Irene Jacqz, and Sarah Johnston, (2020) “Sweating the energy bill: Extreme weather, poor households, and the energy spending gap.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2002. (Updated version: Cal Poly Working Paper 2101)
3. Herrero, Carmen, José Pineda, Antonio Villar, and Eduardo Zambrano, (2020) “The Inclusive Green Energy index of progress.” Cal Poly Working Paper 2003.
   • Published version: Herrero, Carmen, José Pineda, Antonio Villar, and Eduardo Zambrano, (2020) “Tracking progress towards accessible, green and efficient energy: The Inclusive Green Energy index.” Applied Energy, Vol 279.

2019

1. Aucejo, Esteban M. and Jonathan James, (2019) “The Path to College Education: The Role of Math and Verbal Skills.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1901.
   • Published version: Aucejo, Esteban M. and Jonathan James, (Forthcoming) “The Path to College Education: The Role of Math and Verbal Skills.” Journal of Political Economy.
2. Cole, Matthew T., Jacqueline M. Doremus, and Stephen F. Hamilton, (2019) “Market Segmentation by Certification: Quantity Effects on Tropical Timber Production.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1902.
   • Published version: Cole, Matthew T., Jacqueline M. Doremus, and Stephen F. Hamilton, (2019) “Import restrictions by eco-certification: Quantity effects on tropical timber production.” Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol 107.
3. Bostwick, Valerie, Stefanie Fischer, and Matthew Lang, (2019) “Semesters or Quarters? The Effect of the Academic Calendar on Postsecondary Student Outcomes.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1903.
   • Published version: Bostwick, Valerie, Stefanie Fischer, and Matthew Lang, (Forthcoming) “Semesters or Quarters? The Effect of the Academic Calendar on Postsecondary Student Outcomes.” American Economic Journal: Economic Policy.
4. Babcock, Philip, Kelly Bedard, Stefanie Fischer, and John Hartman, (2019) “Coordination and Contagion: Individual Connections and Peer Mechanisms in a Randomized Field Experiment.” Cal Poly Working paper 1904.
   • Published version: Babcock, Philip, Kelly Bedard, Stefanie Fischer, and John Hartman, (2020) “Coordination and contagion: Individual connections and peer mechanisms in randomized field experiment.”  Journal of Public Economics, Vol 185.
5. Mullins, Jamie and Corey White, (2019) “Does Access to Health Care Mitigate Environmental Damages?” Cal Poly Working Paper 1905.
   • Published version: Mullins, Jamie and Corey White, (2020) “Can access to health care mitigate the effects of temperature on mortality?” Journal of Public Economics, Vol 191.
6. Zambrano, Eduardo, (2019) “Risk Attitudes Over Small and Large Stakes Recalibrated.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1906.
   • Published version: Zambrano, Eduardo, (2020) “Risk attitudes over small and large stakes recalibrated.” Economic Letters, Vol 187.

2018

1. Mullins, Jamie and Corey White, (2018) “Temperature, Climate Change, and Mental Health: Evidence from the Spectrum of Mental Health Outcomes.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1801.
   • Published version: Mullins, Jamie and Corey White, (2019) “Temperature and mental health: Evidence from the spectrum of mental health outcomes.” Journal of Health Economics, Vol 68.
2. James, Jonathan, (2018) “Estimation of Factor Structured Covariance Mixed Logit Models.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1802.
   • Published version: James, Jonathan, (2018) “Estimation of factor structured covariance mixed logit models.” Journal of Choice Modelling, Vol 28, pp.41-55.
3. White, Corey, (2018) “Measuring the Social and Externality Benefits of Influenza Vaccination.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1803.
   • Published version: White, Corey, (2019) “Measuring the social and externality benefits of influenza vaccination.” Journal of Human Resources.
4. Doremus, Jacqueline, (2018) “Unintended Impacts from Forest Certification: Evidence from Indigenous Aka Households in Congo.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1804.
   • Published version: Doremus, Jacqueline, (2019) “Unintended Impacts from forest certification: Evidence from Indigenous Aka households in Congo.” Ecological Economics, Vol 166.
5. Allison, Blake, Adib Bagh, and Jason Lepore, (2018) “Invariant Equilibria and Classes of Equivalent Games.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1805.

2017

1. Aucejo, Estaban M. and Jonathan James, (2017) “Catching Up to Girls: Understanding the Gender Imbalance in Educational Attainment Within Race.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1701.
   • Published version: Aucejo, Estaban M. and Jonathan James, (2019) “Catching up to girls: Understanding the gender imbalance in educational attainment within race.” Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol 34, pp. 502-525.
2. Doremus, Jacqueline, (2017) “Unintended Impacts: How roads change health and nutrition for ethnic minorities in Congo.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1702. (Updated version: Cal Poly Working Paper 1804)
3. Cole, Matthew T., James Lake, and Benjamin Zissimos, (2017) “Contesting an International Trade Agreement.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1703.
   • Published version: Cole, Matthew T., James Lake, and Benjamin Zissimos, (2021) “Contesting an International Trade Agreement.” Journal of International Economics, Vol 128.
4. Bedard, Kelly and Stefanie Fischer, (2017) “Competition and Academic Performance: Evidence from a Classroom Experiment.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1704.
   • Published version: Bedard, Kelly and Stefanie Fischer,  (2019) “Does the response to competition depend on perceived ability? Evidence from a classroom experiment.” Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Vol 159, pp. 146-166.
5. Fischer, Stefanie, Heather Royer, and Corey White, (2017) “The Impacts of Reduced Access to Abortion and Family Planning Services: Evidence from Texas.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1705. (Updated version: Cal Poly Working Paper 1706)
6. Fischer, Stefanie, Heather Royer, and Corey White, (2017) “The Impacts of Reduced Access to Abortion and Family Planning Services on Abortion, Births, and Contraceptive Purchases.“ Cal Poly Working Paper 1706.
   • Published version: Fischer, Stefanie, Heather Royer, and Corey White, (2018) “The impacts of reduced access to abortion and family planning services on abortions, births, and contraceptive purchases.” Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 167, pp. 43-68.

2016

1. Cole, Matthew T., Ronald B. Davies, and Todd Kaplan, (2016) “Protection in Government Procurement Auctions.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1601.
   • Published version: Cole, Matthew T., Ronald B. Davies, and Todd Kaplan, (2017) “Protection in government procurement auctions.” Journal of International Economics, Vol 106, pp. 134-142.
2. Aucejo, Esteban M. and Jonathan James, (2016) “The Path to College Education: Are Verbal Skills More Important than Math Skills?” Cal Poly Working Paper 1602. (Updated version: Cal Poly Working Paper 1901)
3. Shafran, Aric P., (2016) “Urban Sprawl and the Public Provision of Fire Suppression.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1603.
4.  Cole, Matthew T. and Carsten Eckel, (2016) “Tariffs and Markups in Retailing.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1604.
   • Published version: Cole, Matthew T. and Carsten Eckel, (2018) “Tariffs and markups in retailing.” Journal of International Economics, Vol 113, pp. 139-153.
5. Fischer, Stefanie, (2016) “The Downside of Good Peers: How Classroom Composition Differentially Affects Men’s and Women’s STEM Persistence.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1605.
   • Published version: Fischer, Stefanie, (2017) “The downside of good peers: How classroom composition differentially affects men’s and women’s STEM persistence.” Labour Economics, Vol 46, pp. 211-226.
6. Fischer, Stefanie and Daniel Argyle, (2016) “Juvenile Crime and the Four-Day School Week.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1606.
   • Published version: Fischer, Stefanie and Daniel Argle, (2018) “Juvenile crime and the four-day school week.” Economics of Education Review, Vol 64, pp. 31-39.
7. Allison, Blake and Jason Lepore, (2016) “Price Competition with Decreasing Returns-to-Scale: A General Model of Bertrand-Edgeworth Duopoly.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1607.
8. Allison, Blake, Adib Bagh, and Jason Lepore, (2016) “Simple Sufficient Conditions for Weak Reciprocal Upper Semi-Continuity in Extended Games.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1608.
   • Published version: Allison, Blake, Adib Bagh, and Jason Lepore, (2018) “Sufficient conditions for weak reciprocal upper semi-continuity in mixed extensions of games.” Journal of Mathematical Economics, Vol 74, pp.99-107.

2015

1. Cole, Matthew T. and Benjamin Zissimos, (2015) “Too Small to Protect? The Role of Firm Size in Trade Agreements.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1501.
2. Buck, Steven, Maximilian Auffhammer, Stephen F. Hamilton and David Sunding, (2015) “Measuring the Welfare Losses of Urban Water Supply Disruptions.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1502.
   • Published version: Buck, Steven, Maximilian Auffhammer, Stephen F. Hamilton and David Sunding, (2016) “Measuring the Welfare Losses of Urban Water Supply Disruptions.” Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 3(3), pp.743-778.
3. Richards, Timothy J., Stephen F. Hamilton and Koichi Yonezawa, (2015) “Retail Market Power in a Shopping Basket Model of Supermarket Competition.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1503.
   • Published version: Richards, Timothy J., Stephen F. Hamilton and Koichi Yonezawa, (2018) “Retail Market Power in a Shopping Basket Model of Supermarket Competition.” Journal of Retailing, 94(3), pp.328-342.
4. Richards, Timothy J., Stephen F. Hamilton and William Allender, (2015) “Search and Price Dispersion in Online Grocery Markets.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1504.
   • Published version: Richards, Timothy J., Stephen F. Hamilton and William Allender, (2016) “Search and Price Dispersion in Online Grocery Markets.” International Journal of Industrial Organization, 47, pp. 255-281.
5. Richards, Timothy J. and Stephen F. Hamilton, (2015) “Attribute Search in Online Retail Grocery Markets.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1505.
6. Besedeš, Tibor and Matthew T. Cole, (2015) “Distorted Trade Barriers: A Dissection of Trade Costs in a ‘Distorted Gravity’ Model.” Cal Poly Working Paper 1506.
   • Published version: Besedeš, Tibor and Matthew T. Cole, (2017) “Distorted trade barriers: A dissection of trade costs in a ‘Distorted Gravity’ Model.” Review of International Economics, Vol 25, pp. 148-164.