G Jason Jolley
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 702156 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | G Jason Jolley |
| NOMBRES | G Jason |
| APELLIDO | Jolley |
| FIRMA | JOLLEY G J |
| AFILIACIONES | Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service Ohio University Athens Ohio USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3915-590X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Religiosity as Resilience
This study examines the relationship between coal‐fired power generator shutdowns and county‐level divorce rates in Ohio using a two‐way fixed effects model. The results show that reductions in coal‐fired generating capacity have no measurable impact on divorce rates in non‐rural counties but are associated with significantly higher divorce rates in rural counties. This rural‐specific effect highlights the heightened social vulnerability of commu…
Navigating occupational digitalization via skillshed analysis
The rapid digitalization of jobs in the United States and globally provides both an economic opportunity and a challenge for upskilling and reskilling the workforce. Retraining and reintegrating displaced or at‐risk workers, particularly in a competitive labor market, brings significant economic benefits to communities, employers, and employees. Individuals in at‐risk or declining occupations likely lack requisite digital literacy and associated …
Hollowing out of middle-pay jobs in Ohio
Hollowing out is a term that refers to the decline in the share of middle-pay and middle-skilled jobs relative to low-pay and high-pay jobs. This study employs county-level occupational data at the place of employment to document hollowing out of middle-pay jobs across regions in Ohio. The county-level data with occupational information allow us to study how regions' economic heterogeneity contributes to the decline of middle-paying jobs in Ohio …
Appalachian social entrepreneurship ecosystem
Using input-output models to estimate sectoral effects of carbon tax policy
The Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has engaged in scenario analysis that estimates a $200/ton carbon tax would be required to transition to net zero carbon by 2050. Using a $200/ton carbon tax as a base, this paper uses input-output (IO) modeling to generate price and revenue effects of a carbon tax. Results from these models, which can only be interpreted as the short-run, upper-bound effects of…
An exploratory study of the impact of tax freedom on geographic living-cost differentials
In the United States, there exist enormous geographic differentials in the cost of living. A sound, basic understanding of factors that influence such geographic living-cost differentials is important to help formulate useful policies to address various contemporary economic and social problems such as public-school funding across counties. In this exploratory study of the effects of tax freedom on geographic living-cost differentials, the follow…
Estimating cultural heritage sites effect on food and accommodations with synthetic controls
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has developed a list of over 1000 cultural and world heritage sites. We seek to estimate a casual impact on food and accommodations industries that two of these sites influence for their surrounding region. This paper is the first to apply a synthetic control framework to two cultural heritage sites; Poverty Point and the San Antonio Missions. Using food and accommodati…
The economic contribution of logging, forestry, pulp & paper mills, and paper products
Covid-19-related jock tax revenue losses in US states
The rise of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus led to the postponement, and possible cancellation, of the remainder of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) 2019–20 season. Major League Baseball's (MLB) (2020 season) and the National Football League's (NFL) (2020–21) seasons may be cancelled too. This empirical note estimates the loss of jock tax revenue to US states and the District of Columbia as a result of the potential cancellations of the…
Health promotion in Australian multi-disciplinary primary health care services
This paper reports on the health promotion and disease prevention conducted at Australian multi-disciplinary primary health care (PHC) services and considers the ways in which the organizational environment affects the extent and type of health promotion and disease prevention activity. The study involves five PHC services in Adelaide and one in Alice Springs. Four are managed by a state health department and two by boards of governance. The stud…
The sheriff of nottingham𡀙s favorite tax
This paper tests the theory that local option sales taxes (LOST) work to the disadvantage of poorer localities, particularly rural areas, where many residents commute to shop and work. We also hypothesize that LOST systems hurt struggling communities more than they help prospering ones. The LOST system is examined using multiple years of data from North Carolina, a state whose tax structure favors such an analysis. The results indicate that LOST …
The Great Recession, Unemployment, and the Need for a Public Jobs Program
Involving the Public
Scholars and practitioners alike advocate involving stakeholders in environmental decision making, although there is uncertainty regarding the effectiveness of public involvement tools and the degree of public involvement in the decision making process. Some researchers have gone a step further to promote the use of public surveys and stakeholder interviews as preferred means to include public concerns in environmental decision making. However, t…
Hollowing out of middle-pay jobs in Ohio
Hollowing out is a term that refers to the decline in the share of middle-pay and middle-skilled jobs relative to low-pay and high-pay jobs. This study employs county-level occupational data at the place of employment to document hollowing out of middle-pay jobs across regions in Ohio. The county-level data with occupational information allow us to study how regions' economic heterogeneity contributes to the decline of middle-paying jobs in Ohio …
Appalachian social entrepreneurship ecosystem
Using input-output models to estimate sectoral effects of carbon tax policy
The Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has engaged in scenario analysis that estimates a $200/ton carbon tax would be required to transition to net zero carbon by 2050. Using a $200/ton carbon tax as a base, this paper uses input-output (IO) modeling to generate price and revenue effects of a carbon tax. Results from these models, which can only be interpreted as the short-run, upper-bound effects of…
The economic contribution of logging, forestry, pulp & paper mills, and paper products
Navigating occupational digitalization via skillshed analysis
The rapid digitalization of jobs in the United States and globally provides both an economic opportunity and a challenge for upskilling and reskilling the workforce. Retraining and reintegrating displaced or at‐risk workers, particularly in a competitive labor market, brings significant economic benefits to communities, employers, and employees. Individuals in at‐risk or declining occupations likely lack requisite digital literacy and associated …
Involving the Public
Scholars and practitioners alike advocate involving stakeholders in environmental decision making, although there is uncertainty regarding the effectiveness of public involvement tools and the degree of public involvement in the decision making process. Some researchers have gone a step further to promote the use of public surveys and stakeholder interviews as preferred means to include public concerns in environmental decision making. However, t…
The Great Recession, Unemployment, and the Need for a Public Jobs Program
The sheriff of nottingham𡀙s favorite tax
This paper tests the theory that local option sales taxes (LOST) work to the disadvantage of poorer localities, particularly rural areas, where many residents commute to shop and work. We also hypothesize that LOST systems hurt struggling communities more than they help prospering ones. The LOST system is examined using multiple years of data from North Carolina, a state whose tax structure favors such an analysis. The results indicate that LOST …
Health promotion in Australian multi-disciplinary primary health care services
This paper reports on the health promotion and disease prevention conducted at Australian multi-disciplinary primary health care (PHC) services and considers the ways in which the organizational environment affects the extent and type of health promotion and disease prevention activity. The study involves five PHC services in Adelaide and one in Alice Springs. Four are managed by a state health department and two by boards of governance. The stud…
The economic contribution of logging, forestry, pulp & paper mills, and paper products
Covid-19-related jock tax revenue losses in US states
The rise of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus led to the postponement, and possible cancellation, of the remainder of the National Basketball Association's (NBA) 2019–20 season. Major League Baseball's (MLB) (2020 season) and the National Football League's (NFL) (2020–21) seasons may be cancelled too. This empirical note estimates the loss of jock tax revenue to US states and the District of Columbia as a result of the potential cancellations of the…
Estimating cultural heritage sites effect on food and accommodations with synthetic controls
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has developed a list of over 1000 cultural and world heritage sites. We seek to estimate a casual impact on food and accommodations industries that two of these sites influence for their surrounding region. This paper is the first to apply a synthetic control framework to two cultural heritage sites; Poverty Point and the San Antonio Missions. Using food and accommodati…
Appalachian social entrepreneurship ecosystem
Using input-output models to estimate sectoral effects of carbon tax policy
The Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has engaged in scenario analysis that estimates a $200/ton carbon tax would be required to transition to net zero carbon by 2050. Using a $200/ton carbon tax as a base, this paper uses input-output (IO) modeling to generate price and revenue effects of a carbon tax. Results from these models, which can only be interpreted as the short-run, upper-bound effects of…
An exploratory study of the impact of tax freedom on geographic living-cost differentials
In the United States, there exist enormous geographic differentials in the cost of living. A sound, basic understanding of factors that influence such geographic living-cost differentials is important to help formulate useful policies to address various contemporary economic and social problems such as public-school funding across counties. In this exploratory study of the effects of tax freedom on geographic living-cost differentials, the follow…
Navigating occupational digitalization via skillshed analysis
The rapid digitalization of jobs in the United States and globally provides both an economic opportunity and a challenge for upskilling and reskilling the workforce. Retraining and reintegrating displaced or at‐risk workers, particularly in a competitive labor market, brings significant economic benefits to communities, employers, and employees. Individuals in at‐risk or declining occupations likely lack requisite digital literacy and associated …
Hollowing out of middle-pay jobs in Ohio
Hollowing out is a term that refers to the decline in the share of middle-pay and middle-skilled jobs relative to low-pay and high-pay jobs. This study employs county-level occupational data at the place of employment to document hollowing out of middle-pay jobs across regions in Ohio. The county-level data with occupational information allow us to study how regions' economic heterogeneity contributes to the decline of middle-paying jobs in Ohio …
Religiosity as Resilience
This study examines the relationship between coal‐fired power generator shutdowns and county‐level divorce rates in Ohio using a two‐way fixed effects model. The results show that reductions in coal‐fired generating capacity have no measurable impact on divorce rates in non‐rural counties but are associated with significantly higher divorce rates in rural counties. This rural‐specific effect highlights the heightened social vulnerability of commu…
Economics (9 obras) · Business (8 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Finance (3 obras) · Natural resource economics (3 obras) · Revenue (3 obras)