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Evan Mast is an urban economist and public finance scholar who studies housing markets and place-based policies. He earned his Ph.D. from Stanford University and teaches at the University of Notre Dame.
Evan Mast is an assistant professor of economics who studies housing markets, neighborhood demographics and change, and place-based policies. He uses data on individual migration to examine how housing affects the broader market and neighborhood dynamics.
- Publications
- Review of Economics and Statistics (forthcoming)
- Journal of Urban Economics (forthcoming)
- Review of Economics and Statistics (forthcoming)
- American Economic Journal: Applied Economics (January 2020)
- Regional Science and Urban Economics (September 2019)
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Cities (with Alex Bartik) Recessions and Neighborhoods (with Davin Reed) Warding O Development: Local Control, Housing Supply, and NIMBYs
JUE Insight: The E ect of New Market-Rate Housing Construction on the Low-Income Housing Market
Local E ects of Large New Apartment Buildings in Low-Income Areas (with Davin Reed and Brian Asquith)
Race to the Bottom? Local Tax Break Competition and Business Location
Heterogeneity in the E ect of Federal Spending on Local Crime: Evidence from Causal
Cross-Neighborhood Mobility and Implications for Cities, Neighborhoods, and Place-Based Policies (Census RDC Project, with Davin Reed)
Evan Mast is a researcher and teacher of urban economics, real estate, and public economics. He has published several papers on topics such as black suburbanization, recessions and neighborhoods, and local tax breaks.
Heterogeneity in the effect of federal spending on local crime: Evidence from causal forests. I Hoffman, E Mast. Regional Science and Urban Economics 78, 103463. , 2019. 21. 2019. Black suburbanization: Causes and consequences of a transformation of american cities. A Bartik, E Mast. Available at SSRN 3955835.
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Evan Peter Mast, also known by his stage name E*vax or E.VAX, is an American electronic music artist and record producer. He is one-half of the New York–based electronic rock band Ratatat, alongside Mike Stroud.
Evan Mast is an assistant professor at the University of Notre Dame in the Department of Economics. He is an applied microeconomist specializing in urban economics and public finance.
