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A Response To Seth H. Giertz, Daniel Feenberg
A Response To Seth H. Giertz, Daniel Feenberg
Department of Economics: Faculty Publications
There are two aspects of Seth Giertz's excellent chapter that I want to talk about. One is slightly technical; I want to try to provide some explanation for why estimating elasticity of taxable income (ETI) is so difficult. I think this difficulty is unappreciated by nonspecialists, who are quick to latch onto a favorite estimate without understanding the weaknesses in the estimation. The other aspect is a bit more philosophical and addresses the different functions of the partial equilibrium analysis done here and the general equilibrium work done a few years back in the macro group at the Congressional Budget …
Librarian Faculty Status: What Does It Mean In Academia?, Nathan D. Hosburgh
Librarian Faculty Status: What Does It Mean In Academia?, Nathan D. Hosburgh
Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)
Although much has been written over the years about whether or not professional academic librarians should have faculty status, there has been far less in the literature concerning the ambiguity of faculty status. In this paper, faculty status is defined according to the American College and Research Libraries’ “Standards for faculty status for college and university librarians”. Various studies and situations are examined in order to cover the spectrum of faculty status that exists in academic libraries in the United States, however this is not meant to be conclusive, but point out that there is no definition consistently applied. Faculty …