Antony Davies
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Associate Professor of Economics, Duquesne University
Antony Davies was a Senior Affiliated Scholar at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. He is an associate professor of economics at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.
Latest Work
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Why We Should Care About America's Fading Economic Freedom
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Happy Deficit Day, America!
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Debt Forecast: U.S. Will Look Like Greece By 2021
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
3 Lies About Jobs and the Unemployment Rate
- | Corporate Welfare Corporate Welfare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Free Markets vs. Government Plunder
- | Academic & Student Programs Academic & Student Programs
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Working Papers Working Papers
The U.S. Experience With Fiscal Stimulus
A Historical and Statistical Analysis of U.S. Fiscal Stimulus Activity, 1953-2011
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Data Visualizations Data Visualizations
Income Distribution in the United States
- | Academic & Student Programs Academic & Student Programs
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Tax Rates and Migration
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Data Visualizations Data Visualizations
Tax Rates vs. Tax Revenues
A Series of Charts
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
At this Rate, How Long Until the Economy Fully Recovers?
Latest Work
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Why We Should Care About America's Fading Economic Freedom
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Happy Deficit Day, America!
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Debt Forecast: U.S. Will Look Like Greece By 2021
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
3 Lies About Jobs and the Unemployment Rate
- | Corporate Welfare Corporate Welfare
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Free Markets vs. Government Plunder
- | Academic & Student Programs Academic & Student Programs
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Working Papers Working Papers
The U.S. Experience With Fiscal Stimulus
A Historical and Statistical Analysis of U.S. Fiscal Stimulus Activity, 1953-2011
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Data Visualizations Data Visualizations
Income Distribution in the United States
- | Academic & Student Programs Academic & Student Programs
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Tax Rates and Migration
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Data Visualizations Data Visualizations
Tax Rates vs. Tax Revenues
A Series of Charts
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
At this Rate, How Long Until the Economy Fully Recovers?
Latest Work
- | Regulation Regulation
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Binge Thinking
A Look at the Social Impact of State Liquor Controls
- | Government Spending 101 Government Spending 101
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Research Papers Research Papers
Where does the government get the money it spends?
- | Government Spending 101 Government Spending 101
- | Research Papers Research Papers
If the government doesn’t earn it, who does earn the money the government spends?
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Research Papers Research Papers
Government Spending 101
- | Regulation Regulation
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Midnight Regulations and the Cinderella Effect
- | Government Spending Government Spending
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Do Federal Matching Funds Inhibit State Growth?
- | Regulation Regulation
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Midnight Regulations: An Update
- | Monetary Policy Monetary Policy
- | Working Papers Working Papers