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- "The Relationship between Electricity Prices and Electricity Demand, Economic Growth, and Employment.", John Garen, Christopher Jepsen, and James Saunoris (
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- "Intrastate Switched Telephone Access Charges in Kentucky", Christopher Jepsen, Frank Scott, and Jesse Zenthoeferl (, 639 kb)
- "Estimates of the Costs and Benefits of Expanding Early Childhood Education Program in Kentucky", Christopher Jepsen, Kenneth Troske, and Casey Brasher (, 213 kb)
- UPDATED 9-25-09 - "Housing Affordability in Lexington, Kentucky", Christopher Jepsen, Kenneth Troske, and Nola Ogunro (, 182 kb)
- Educational Spending: Kentucky vs. Other States
- "Economic Growth in Kentucky: Why Does Kentucky Lag Behind the Rest of the South?", Christopher Jepsen, Kenneth Sanford and Kenneth R. Troske ( 308 kb). The report was prepared for the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development.
- A presentation based upon the above report ( 155 kb).
- "The Individual, Regional and State Economic Impacts of Kentucky Community and Technical Colleges", Dr. Glenn Blomquist, University of Kentucky, Dr. Paul A. Coomes, University of Louisville, Dr. Christopher Jepsen, Associate Director, CBER, University of Kentucky, Brandon Koford, University of Kentucky, Barry Kornstein, University of Louisville, Dr. Kenneth R. Troske, Director, CBER, University of Kentucky (, 1 mb). The report was prepared for the Kentucky Community and Technical College System.
- "An Examination of Incentives to Attract and Retain Businesses in Kentucky", William Hoyt, Christopher Jepsen, and Kenneth R. Troske (, 296 kb). The report was prepared for the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development.
- "Fiscal Policy and Local Economic Development", William Hoyt and John Garen (, 934 kb)
- "Fiscal Policy and Property Values", William Hoyt and John Garen (, 343 kb)
- "Measurement and Assessment of Efficiency and Productivity in Kentucky State Government Services", William H. Hoyt (, 1.5 mb).
- Continuing Education Presentation
- Kentucky Labor Supply and Demand Surveys
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