Research Interests for Patrick Bayer

Professor Bayer received his PhD from Stanford in 1999. After spending seven years on the faculty at Yale, Professor Bayer joined the Duke faculty in 2006. His research, which has been funded by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Education, focuses on issues related to sorting and social interactions including the causes and consequences of residential segregation, racial discrimination, demand for school quality and competition among schools, neighborhood and peer effects, and models of residential sorting and housing markets.

Keywords:

Urban, Education, Public , Labor, Segregation, Social Interactions

Areas of Interest:

Residential Sorting
Neighborhood and Peer Effects
Education Demand
School Competition
Housing Markets
Racial Discrimination