SANTIAGO M. PINTO
Associate Professor

Department of Economics
West Virginia University

 

E-mail address: smpinto@mail.wvu.edu

Office Phone #: (304) 293-7871


 

VITA

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RESEARCH INTERESTS

§         Urban and regional economics, local public economics, microeconomic theory, econometrics with applications to public economics.

 

PUBLISHED PAPERS

§         “The Politics of Investment: Partisanship and the Sectoral Allocation of Foreign Direct Investment” (with Pablo M. Pinto). Economics & Politics, Vol. 20, No. 2 (June 2008), 216-254.

§         “Bank Branching Deregulation: A Spatial Competition Model” (with Jorge Guillen). Anales de Estudios Económicos y Empresariales, XVII (2007), 87 -108.

§         “Tax Competition in the Presence of Inter-jurisdictional Externalities: The Case of Crime Prevention”. Journal of Regional Science, 47 (5) (2007), 897 – 913.

§         “Corporate Profit Tax, Capital Mobility, and Formula Apportionment”. Journal of Urban Economics, 62 (1) (2007), 76 – 102.

§         “Choosing a Place to Live and a Workplace” (with H. M. Ennis, and A. Porto). Económica, La Plata, Año LII, Nro. 1-2, 2006.

§         “Equality of Opportunity and Optimal In-Kind and In-Cash Policies” (with Leonardo Gasparini). Journal of Public Economics, 90 (3) (2006), 143 – 169.

§         Argentina’s Privatization: Effects on Income Distribution” (with H. M. Ennis). In Reality Check: The Distributional Impact of Privatization in Developing Countries. John Nellis and Nancy Birdsall, eds. Center for Global Development. The Brookings Institution, 2005.

§         “Assistance to Poor Households When Income is not Observed: Targeted In-kind and In-cash Transfers.” Journal of Urban Economics, 53 (3) (2004) 536 – 553.

§         “Residential Choice, Mobility, and the Labor Market.” Journal of Urban Economics, 51 (3) (2002) 469-496.

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Undergraduate Courses

§         Principles of Macroeconomics

§         Principles of Microeconomics

§         Intermediate Microeconomics

§         State and Local Public Finance

§         Public Economics

Graduate Courses

§         Mathematical Economics

§         Dynamic Methods in Economics

§         Advanced Microeconomic Theory

§         Advanced Urban Economics

§         Topics in Public Finance

 

Updated 10/30/2008