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Advisory Board meeting set for Wednesday December 09

Advisory Board meeting set for Wednesday December 09

by Edward Lopez | Nov 16, 2020 | Events, The Director's Blog

CSFE’s Advisory Board will hold its Fall 2020 meeting virtually on December 9, 2:00-3:30 p.m. As a university center in the UNC System, CSFE is governed by University of North Carolina Policy 400.5[R] and by the Center’s bylaws which were adopted in 2017....
Which political party is better for the economy?

Which political party is better for the economy?

by Edward Lopez | Oct 20, 2020 | The Director's Blog

Which political party is better for the economy? Well, from a social science perspective that’s not exactly the right question. But WalletHub asked the question and posted this feature article on the effects of different political parties on stock prices, jobs,...
Changing spending priorities when revenues decline:  Evidence from North Carolina counties

Changing spending priorities when revenues decline: Evidence from North Carolina counties

by CSFE Staff | Sep 25, 2020 | The Director's Blog

CSFE Faculty Affiliate Marco Lam has a new study published in Political Economies in the Carolinas under the title “Sticky Expenditures in Local Governments: Evidence from North Carolina Counties.” The study looks into the spending behavior of North...
Introducing CSFE COVID-19 Research Project

Introducing CSFE COVID-19 Research Project

by Edward Lopez | Jun 9, 2020 | The Director's Blog

The COVID-19 pandemic is having profound consequences on the well-being of North Carolinians. Many of these consequences are difficult to anticipate and understand. Our team of researchers here at CSFE has been busy at work. As we move forward with our new CSFE...

What does a spike in positive COVID cases mean for NC?

by Edward Lopez | Jun 5, 2020 | News, The Director's Blog

Yesterday on June 4, North Carolina completed 19,039 diagnostic tests. This is by far the most in a single day so far, and it’s well above trend. North Carolina’s test numbers spike on Thursdays. The reasons are complicated, but many of those reasons...
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