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Kevin Kimle Kimle’s work includes development and delivery of entrepreneurship curriculum and programs in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, outreach programs to aspiring entrepreneurs and agribusiness executives, and research on entrepreneurship and innovation. |
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Joshua Rosenbloom Rosenbloom’s research focuses on the development of the U.S. economy and the economics of science, technology and innovation. He has published on the role of innovation in regional economic development and explored a variety of topics related to labor market mobility and agglomeration economies. |
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John Winters Winters’ research focuses mainly on regional economics and labor economics with specific topics including the migration of college students and graduates, human capital effects on regional economies, individual education outcomes, wage differentials, teacher labor markets, STEM labor market issues, and self-employment outcomes. |
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Donghyuk Kim Kim’s research focuses on topics in regional and urban development, using methods from industrial organization. His work includes studies of welfare consequences of inter-jurisdictional competition for firms and determinants of firms’ location choices and governments’ valuations for firms. |