Session Chairs:

Mavuto Kalulu, University of Mississippi

Papers:

"Economic Systems, Stages Theory, and the Political Economy of Regulatory Capitalism"
Paul Dragos Aligica, George Mason University (Contact Author)
Vlad Tarko, George Mason University

"The Reelection Chances of Incumbent Politicians: The Case of Developing Countries"
Mavuto Kalulu, University of Mississippi (Contact Author)
Conrad Puozaa, University of Mississippi

"The Educational Attainment of State Legislators"
Lawrence W. Kenny, University of Florida (Contact Author)
David A. Denslow, Jr., University of Florida

"Home State Effects in U.S. Presidential Elections"
William R. Hauk, Jr., University of South Carolina (Contact Author)

Discussants:

Lawrence W. Kenny, University of Florida
William R. Hauk, Jr., University of South Carolina
George R.G. Clarke, Texas A&M International University
Beth A. Freeborn, Federal Trade Commission
Shruti Rajagopalan, George Mason University

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Session Chairs:

William R. Hauk, Jr., University of South Carolina

Papers:

"Does Fiscal Competition Discipline Governments? The Role of Fiscal Equalization"
Yongzheng Liu, Georgia State University (Contact Author)

"If You Build It, Will They Come? Fiscal Federalism, Local Provision of Public Tourist Amenities, and the Vision Iowa Fund"
Austin Quackenbush, Iowa State University
Deepak Premkumar, Iowa State University
Georgeanne Artz, Iowa State University
Peter F. Orazem, Iowa State University (Contact Author)

"State Executive Power and State Economic Performance"
William R. Hauk, Jr., University of South Carolina (Contact Author)
Janice Boucher Breuer, University of South Carolina
John McDermott, University of South Carolina

"The Cost of Matching in Sequential Common Value English Auctions: Evidence from Illinois Tax Lien Sales"
Joshua J. Miller, Texas Christian University (Contact Author)

Discussants:

Yongzheng Liu, Georgia State University
Peter F. Orazem, Iowa State University
Joshua J. Miller, Texas Christian University
Preston M. Brashers, University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research

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