The Kasper Working Paper Series presents original research in economics and business from the Department of Economics at Oberlin College. The series serves as a platform for disseminating new work and engaging with the academic community.
Working Papers
HKC01 - What We Do in the Shadows: How Urban Density Facilitates Information Diffusion and Civic Engagement, Qing Zhang and Evan Plous Kresch
HKC02 - Stabilizing Credit When Nonperforming Loans Surge: The Role of Asset Management Companies, Reiner Martin, Edward O'Brien, M. Udara Peiris, and Dimitrios P. Tsomocos
HKC03 - Leading a horse to water: Understanding the potential consequences of ordeals in subsidized tariff pricing, Evan Plous Kresch and Carlota Loran Lopez
HKC04 - How do risk perceptions change with new information? Evidence from a survey of flood-prone counties, Caroline Hopkins and Timothy Hyde
