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Faculty Biography

Thomas E. Lambert
Permanent Lecturer in Economics and Finance
(812) 941-2334
tlambert@iupui.edu

Professional Interests:

Research:
Economics and Public Policy

Teaching:
Economics and Statistics

Academic Background:

Intellectual Contributions:

Refereed Articles

Lambert, T.E. & Meyer, P.B. (2008). New and Fringe Residential Development and Emergency Medical Services Response Times in the United States. State and Local Government Review, Vol. 40, No. 2 (115-124).

Min, H. & Lambert, T. E. (2007).  Evaluating the Comparative Efficiency of Eleven States Highway Expenditures.  Journal of Transportation Management.

Lambert, T. E. & Meyer, P. B. (2006).  Ex-Urban Sprawl as a Factor in Traffic Fatalities and EMS Response Times in the Southeastern United States. Journal of Economic Issues.

Min, H. & Lambert, T. E. (2002).  The Truck Driver Shortage Issue Revisited. Transportation Journal.

Lambert, T. E. & Coomes, P. A. (2001).  An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Louisville's Enterprise Zone. Economic Development Quarterly.

Lambert, T. E. & Min, H. (2000).  The Impact of State Taxes on the Development and Growth of the Trucking Industry. Journal of Transportation Management.

Lambert, T. E. (1999).  Thorstein Veblen and the Higher Learning of Sport Management Education. Journal of Economic Issues.

Lambert, T. E. (1998).  The Working Poor and Transportation: A Comment on Marlene Kim's _The Working Poor: Lousy Jobs or Lazy Workers? Journal of Economic Issues.

Cummings, S. B. & Lambert, T. E. (1998).  Immigration Restrictions and the American Worker: An Examination of Competing Interpretations. Population Research and Policy Review.

Cummings, S. B. & Lambert, T. E. (1997).  Anti Asian and Anti Hispanic Sentiments Among African Americans. Social Science Quarterly.

Research Grants

Funded-External

2001 - "Enterprise Studies for City of Louisville Board of Alderman," ( $50,000).

Research Reports

Lambert, T. E., & Nelson, J.P., "A Second Look at Louisville's Enterprise Zone and a Review of Other Local Business Incentives." (2002).

Dissertation

A Program Evaluation of the Louisville Enterprise Zone.

Papers Under Review

Lambert, T. E. & Meyer, P. B. (2006). "Suburban and Ex-Urban Sprawl as a Factor in EMS Response Times in U.S. Metro Areas," under review with Journal of the American Planning Association.

Working Papers

Lambert, T. E., (2007). "The Built Environment and Obesity in Louisville, Kentucky" targeted for Journal of Applied Economics and Policy.