John S. Earle is affiliated with George Mason University in the United States and specializes in the field of Economics, Econometrics, and Finance. The bulk of their research falls under economics and econometrics, with work also spanning sociology and political science, management of technology and innovation, general health professions, and accounting.
The primary topics of their research include entrepreneurship studies and influences, firm innovation and growth, corporate finance and governance, labor market dynamics and wage inequality, migration, ethnicity and economy, urban, neighborhood, and segregation studies, as well as primary care and health outcomes.
Earle's recent publications cover a range of subjects that reflect these interests. Notable papers include:
Earle frequently collaborates with a group of coauthors, including Mee Jung Kim, Kyung Min Lee, Scott Gehlbach, Jason Brown, and Sungbin Park. These frequent collaborations have contributed to publications in various outlets.
The majority of Earle's research is published in the SSRN Electronic Journal, where four publications appear, alongside contributions to the AEA Papers and Proceedings, Labour Economics, Journal of Comparative Economics, and Harvard Dataverse.
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