Research at BEA | Staff Biography
Lenze, David G.
Division:
Regional Income Division
Phone:
202–606–9292
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Education
- Ph.D., Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University, 1985
Current Areas of Interest
- Regional economics
- Pensions
- Transportation economics
Working Papers
- “Accrual Measures of Pension-Related Compensation and Wealth of State and Local Government Workers”
- BEA Working Paper WP2009–03
- “State Retirement Income Estimates and an Alternative Measure of State Personal Income”
- BEA Working Paper WP2008–01
- “A Micro-location model of public investment in pedestrian safety capital”
- University of Florida Bureau of Economic and Business Research (November 2003)
Selected Publications
- “Adding Actuarial Information on Defined Benefit Pension Plans and Social Security to the National Accounts”
- with Dominique Durant, Marshall Reinsdorf in Wealth, Financial Intermediation and the Real Economy, Charles Hulten, Michael Palumbo, and Marshall Reinsdorf, editors
- “Defined Benefit Pensions and Household Income and Wealth”
- with Marshall B. Reinsdorf
- Survey of Current Business 89 (August 2009): 50–62
- “Modeling The Regional Impact of Natural Disaster and Recovery: A General Framework and an Application to Hurricane Andrew”
- with Carol T. West
- 1994, International Regional Science Review 17: 121–150
- Reprinted in Howard Kunreuther and Adam Z. Rose, eds. 2004
- The Economics of Natural Hazards
- “Dynamic and Spatial Impact of Hurricane Andrew on Florida’s Taxable Sales: An Intervention Analysis”
- 1997, Review of Regional Studies 27Forecast Accuracy and Efficiency: An Evaluation of Ex Ante Substate Long-Term Forecasts: 163–84
- "The Response of Railroad and Truck Freight Shipments to Optimal Excess Capacity Subsidies and Externality Taxes: An Empirical Study of Florida’s Surface Freight Transportation Market"
- with James F. Dewey and David Denslow
- 2002, Florida Department of Transportation
- "Studies in Port Facilities and Urban Economic Development"
- with Allen C. Goodman and David L. Puryear
- 1984, U.S. Department of Transportation
