Steven G. Craig
Professor
- Phone: (713)743-3812
Fax: (713) 743-3798 - Email: scraig@uh.edu
- Office: 202A McElhinney Hall
Teaching Information
- ECON 3377: Public Sector Economics
- ECON 2304: Introductory Microeconomics
- ECON 3332: Intermediate Microeconomics
- Homework 1
- Homework 2 (Under Additional Exercises, do #2, 5, 8, 14
- Chap 5, do # 1, 8, 10, 11, 13
- HW Chapter 8, #3, 4, 6, 7, 8
- HW Chapter 9, #6, 7, 8, 9, 12
- ECON 4389: Greed, Interpersonal Relationships, and Economic Collapse
- Homework II: Financial Regulation
- Homework III: Schelling and Individual Behavior
- National Tax Journal Article: Houston's Boom and Bust-- The Effect on Public Finances
- ECON 6380: State-Local Public Finance
Working Papers
- "The Effect of Institutional Form on Airport Governance Efficiency"
- "The Fiscal Impact of Immigrants and State Redistributive Policy"
- "Do Cost Increase for the Elderly Reduce Benefits for the Disabled? State Government Design of Medicaid with Distinct Recipient Groups"
- "Does It Pay to Get an A? School District Resource Allocations in Response to Accountability Ratings"
- "Why Do Cities Redistribute Their Own Resources? Big City Response to Suburban Expenditure"
Speeches to Regents (as Faculty Senate President)
- "The Direction for Long Range Planning"
- "How Tuition Decisions Affect University Growth"
- "Research Universities-- Not Teaching Universities-- Are the Center of Growth"
- "How Universities are Accountable to All of Their Constituents"
Articles in UHCN- the internal UH Magazine (as Faculty Senate President)
- "Institutional Environment for Positive Change"
- "Scholarship Report: Advantages and Uses"
- "Long Range Planning and the Value of a Research University"
- "Integration of the VP for Research into the Entire University"
- "Advantages of a Research Campus"
- "Growth Requires Assessment, Assessment Requires Data"
- "Long Run Success Requires Sustainable Balanced Growth"
- "Assessment: Markets vs. Test Results"
- "Need for Operational (Management) Data"
External Links
link leads to external site
- Texas State Data
- Federal Reserve Economic Data
- Resources for Economists on the Internet
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
- The Center for Public Policy
Internal Links
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