Publications
Center Senior Policy Fellows contribute to current economic policy issues through both shorter Economic Policy Vignettes and longer, more detailed Academic Papers.
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- Economic Policy Vignettes (See all)
- The Need for Constraint on Fiscal Policy, by Antonio Fatas
- Using Procurement Auctions to Allocate Broadband Stimulus Grants, Comments of 71 Concerned Economists
- Measuring the Effectiveness of the Broadband Stimulus Plan, by Scott Wallsten
- Universal Service: Can We Do More With Less?, John Mayo
- The Competetive Implications of the DTV Transition, Scott Wallsten
- Academic Papers (See all)
- An Economic Perspective on a U.S. National Broadband Plan, by Robert W. Hahn and Scott Wallsten
- Greenhouse Gas Reductions or Greenwash?: The DOE's 1605(b) Program, Eun-Hee Kim and Thomas P. Lyon
- Reverse Auctions and Universal Telecommunications Service: Lessons from Global Experience, Scott Wallsten
- Understanding International Broadband Comparisons, Scott Wallsten, originally published by The Technology Policy Institute
- Common Costs and Cross-Subsidies: Misestimation Versus Misallocation, Mark L. Burton, David L. Kaserman, John W. Mayo, Contemporary Economic Policy (ISSN 1465-7287)