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| Research Interests for Patrick BayerResearch Interests:Professor Bayer is interested in conducting studies that explore racial discrimination, segregation, crime, school quality and competition, and housing markets. He is currently working on projects that explore housing price dynamics, racial discrimination in home sales, dynamic equilibrium in city systems, micro-dynamics of neighborhood discrimination, and race as it pertains to the justice system. He has received funding for his projects from the National Science Foundation, the Social Science and Humanities Council of Canada research grant, a Housing and Urban Development grant, and others. He has collaborated with several of his contemporaries in conducting his research, most recently Randi Hjalmarsson and David Pozen on “Building Criminal Capital Behind Bars: Peer Effects in Juvenile Corrections,” and Bryan and Paul Ellickson on “Housing Price Dynamics.” He is also currently completing research on “The Microfoundations of Housing Market Dynamics” with Chris Timmins. He is also the co-principal investigator with Robert McMillan for a study entitled, “Competition in Local Schooling Markets” that will go on until 2010. He recently completed a study for the U.S. Department of Education on “The Unintended Consequences of Major Education Policy Reform.”
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