Selected Publications

Articles In Academic Journals

Year Title
2017 Fracking and Public Health: Evidence from Gonorrhea incidence in the Marcellus Shale Region.  Journal of Public Health Policy. 464-481.
2017 Is the Light Rail “Tide” Lifting Property Values? Evidence from Hampton Roads, Virginia.  Regional Science and Urban Economics.
2016 Capitalizing on Neighborhood Enterprise Zones: Are Detroit Residents Paying for the NEZ Homestead Exemption?.  Regional Science and Urban Economics. 18-25.
2016 Individual discount rates forecast county-level unemployment change.  Applied Economics Letters. 1301-1304.
2016 Labor market dynamics and the unconventional natural gas boom: Evidence from the Marcellus region.  Resource and Energy Economics. 1-17.
2015 Firm Sizes and Economic Development: A Spatial GMM Approach.  Journal of Regional Science. 262-279.
2015 Income and Employment Effects of Shale Gas Extraction Windfalls: Evidence from the Marcellus Region.  Energy economics. 112-120.
2015 Is Religion and Environmentalism a Complement or Substitute? A human capital approach.  Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Religion.
2014 An Empirical Assessment of the Optimal Size Distribution of Firms in US Counties and Regions.  Economic Development Quarterly. 28-41.
2013 Influence of Energy Alternatives and Carbon Emissions on an Institution’s ‘Green’ Reputation.  Journal of Environmental Management. 335-344.
2012 Assessing Regional Attitudes about Entrepreneurship.  Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy. 210-222.
2012 Residents Support Entrepreneurship by Policy Lags.  Choices.
2011 Valuing Energy Policy Attributes for Environmental Management: Choice experiment evidence from a research university.  Energy Policy. 5105-5115.

Chapters

Year Title
2017 The BPOL: Is It Time to Move On?.  State of the Commonwealth Report 2017. Norfolk, VA: Center for Economic Analysis and Policy.
2016 Traffic Congestion in Hampton Roads: The Myths and Realities.  State of the Region Report 2016. Norfolk, VA: Center for Economic Analysis and Policy.
2012 Reviving Michigan's Economic Future: Assessing Michigan's Entrepreneurial Attitudes.  Policy Directions. Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Institute of Public Policy and Social Research.

Research Overview

  • Urban and Regional Economics, Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, and Applied Econometrics

    • Keywords

  • Economics : Urban and Regional Economics, Energy Economics

    • Education And Training

  • Ph.D. in Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics, Michigan State University 2012
  • M.S., Michigan State University 2010
  • B.A., Calvin College 2006

    • Full Name

  • Timothy Komarek