research overview
- Prof. de Bartolome's research is focused on government taxation policies, the state and local sector, the distribution of income in a metropolitan area and the effectiveness of policies designed to reduce smoking.
- Contact Info
de Bartolome, Charles A M
Positions
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- public economics, government taxation, local public finance, state and local sector, urban economics, metropolitan areas, smoking bans
Publications
selected publications
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chapter
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journal article
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Tax competition and the creation of redundant products.
Canadian Journal of Economics, The.
1213-1236.
2007
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Community income distributions in a metropolitan area.
Journal of Urban Economics.
496-518.
2007
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Who's in charge of the central city? The conflict between efficiency and equity in the design of a metropolitan area.
Journal of Urban Economics.
458-483.
2004
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Equilibria with local governments and commuting: income sorting vs income mixing.
Journal of Urban Economics.
1-20.
2003
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Integrating Tax Distortions and Externality Theory.
Journal of Public Economic Theory.
339-358.
1999
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Property tax capitalization in a model with tax-deferred assets, standard deductions, and the taxation of nominal interest.
Review of Economics and Statistics.
85-95.
1999
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Slow Adjustment and the Level of Government Spending.
Journal of Urban Economics.
285-311.
1997
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Opposites Attract: The Effect of the Federal Income Tax Code on Community Composition.
Journal of Urban Economics.
18-41.
1997
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Does State Economic Development Spending Increase Manufacturing Employment?.
Journal of Urban Economics.
153-175.
1997
- What determines state aid to school districts? A positive model of state aid as distribution. Journal of policy analysis and management. 32-47. 1997
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Choosing between public and private health-care: a case study of malaria treatment in Brazil..
Journal of Health Economics.
191-205.
1995
- Regional competition for domestic and foreign investment: evidence from state development expenditures. Journal of Urban Economics. 239-259. 1995
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Which tax rate do people use: Average or marginal?.
Journal of Public Economics.
79-96.
1995
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Are efficient linear taxes inequitable?.
Journal of Public Economics.
201-221.
1994
- Population uncertainty, social insurance and actuarial bias. Journal of Public Economics. 361-380. 1992
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Redistributive state aid to local communities.
Regional Science and Urban Economics.
511-528.
1991
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Equilibrium and Inefficiency in a Community Model With Peer Group Effects.
Journal of Political Economy.
110-133.
1990
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Tax competition and the creation of redundant products.
Canadian Journal of Economics, The.
1213-1236.
2007
Background
education and training
- Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania 1985
- M.B.A., University of Pennsylvania 1980
- B.A., University of Cambridge (England) 1973