Philip Porter
Philip Porter
Professor
Contact
Office: CMC 207A
Phone: 813/974-6539
Fax: 813/974-6510
Email:
Links
Current Courses
| Ref | Course | Sec | Course Title | CR | Day | Time | Location |
| 83280 | ECO 3101 | 002 | Intermediate Price Theory
| 3 | MW
| 11:50am-1:05pm
| BSN 2208 |
| 86573 | ECO 4504 | 001 | Public Finance
| 3 | MW
| 4:35pm-5:50pm
| CMC 204 |
| 82153 | ECO 7980 | 002 | Dissertation
Graduate Chairman Approval Required. Permit Only. | 2-12 |
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| TBA TBA |
| 83220 | ECO 7980 | 003 | Dissertation
Graduate Chairman Approval Required. Permit Only. | 2-12 |
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| TBA TBA |
Recent Publications
“The Economic Impact of the Olympic Games: Ex Ante Predictions and Ex Post Reality” (with D. Fletcher). Journal of Sports Management, forthcoming..
“Political Equilibrium and the Provision of Public Goods” (with J. Goodman). Public Choice, September 2004, 120(3-4), pp. 247-266.
“Is the Criminal Justice System Just?” (with J. Goodman). International Review of Law and Economics, July 2002, 22(1), pp. 25-39.
“Public and Private Employment over the Busiess Cycle: A Ratchet Theory of Government” (with D. Bellante). Journal of Labor Research, Fall 1998, 19(4), pp. 613-28.
“The Distribution of Earnings and the Rules of the Game” (with G.W. Scully). Southern Economic Journal, July 1996, 63(1), pp. 149-62.