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The Price Connecticut Pays for Policy Uncertainty

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The effect of firearm restrictions on gun-related homicides across US states

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Public use or abuse? : the use of eminent domain for economic development in the era of Kelo

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The use of eminent domain for economic development in the era of Kelo

Lanza, Steven P.; Miceli, Thomas J.; Sirmans, Clemon F.; … - In: Economic development quarterly : the journal of … 27 (2013) 4, pp. 352-362

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Power in old and new institutional economics

Lanza, Steven P. - 1994

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Connecticut: A Command Post for Corporate HQs

Lanza, Steven P. - In: The Connecticut Economy (2012) Fall

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The effect of firearm restrictions on gun-related homicides across US states

Lanza, Steven P. - In: Applied Economics Letters 21 (2014) 13, pp. 902-905

The Newtown massacre has raised the issue of gun violence to a fever pitch. While several states have responded with tough new controls on firearms, most states have loosened restrictions. This study explores what effect such changes might have on gun-related homicides in the United States. The...

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Taxing Times

Lanza, Steven P. - In: The Connecticut Economy (2011) Summer

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Community Colleges

Lanza, Steven P. - In: The Connecticut Economy (2011) Winter

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Economic Regulation of Business

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