Curriculum Vitae:
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David B. Mustard
Associate Professor
Department of Economics [ Website ]
At Terry Since 1997
Education:
| B.A., University of Rochester, Economics and History | | (1990) |
| M.Sc., University of Edinburgh, International and European Politics | | (1992) |
| Ph.D., University of Chicago, Economics | | (1997) |
Prior Professional Positions:
| University of Georgia, Institute of Higher Education, Senior Fellow |
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2004 to
Present |
| Institute for the Study of Labor, , Research Fellow |
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2003 to
Present |
| University of Chicago, Economics, Lecturer |
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1995 to
1997 |
Area of Expertise:
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Applied Microeconomics, Education, Crime
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Awards:
| 2004, Teacher of the Year, Terry College of Business |
| 2003, Sarah Moss Fellowship, UGA |
| 2001, University Fellowship, University of Chicago |
| 2001, Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, US Gov. |
| 2000, Post-Graduate Fellowship, Saint Andrew's Society |
| 1995, Graduate Fellowship, Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation |
| 1990, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa |
Selected Publications:
Journal Articles
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John R. Lott, Jr. and David B. Mustard .
"Crime, Deterrence and the Right-to-Carry Concealed Handguns ."
Journal of Legal Studies,
26,
(1997),
pp. 1-68.
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David B. Mustard .
"Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Disparities in Sentencing: Evidence from the US Federal Courts."
Journal of Law and Economics,
44,
(2001),
pp. 635-358.
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Gould, Eric D., David B. Mustard, and Bruce A. Weinberg .
"Crime Rates and Local Labor Market Opportunities in the United States: 1977-1997."
84,
(2002),
pp. 45-61.
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David B. Mustard .
"Reexamining Criminal Behavior: The Importance of Omitted Variable Bias."
Review of Economics and Statistics,
85,
(2003),
pp. 205-211.
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