Faculty Profile
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Name: |
Lockwood Reynolds |
| Office: |
BSA 468 |
| Phone: |
330-672-1089 |
| Email: |
creynol9@kent.edu |
| Website: |
www.personal.kent.edu/~creynol9 |
| CV: |
reynoldsCV.pdf |
Biography |
Lockwood Reynolds received his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 2007.
His teaching and research interests are in microeconomics, labor economics, public economics and
the economics of education. He researches issues of educational attainment in higher education,
particularly two-year colleges, as well as political budget cycles in higher education funding. |
Working papers |
- "Where to Attend? Estimates of the Effects of Beginning at a Two-year College" under review
- "State Politics, Tuition and the Dynamics of a Political Budget Cycle"
- “Dorms vs. Homes: The Economic Consequences of Living at Home During College”
- “The Changing Nature of Community College Enrollment” with Michael Lovenheim (Cornell
University)
- “The Effect of Short-term Credit Constraints on College Choice: Evidence from Housing Prices”
with Michael Lovenheim (Cornell University)
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Courses Taught |
- ECON 22060: Principles of Microeconomics
- ECON 6/72022: Managerial Economics
- ECON 42072: Economics of Labor Markets
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