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Work in progress Mary Daly is currently working on several research projects related to regional differences in productivity. In the first project, Daly examines the extent to which state productivity growth trends match those documented for the nation. This work shows substantial differences in trend productivity growth by state and in changes in these trends over time. In a related paper, Daly links these differences to variation in capital investment and human capital, paying particular attention to differences in investment in IT goods and services. Building on previous work on income and wage inequality, Daly exploits geographic differences (state and country) to examine the relationship between productivity growth and wage inequality.
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Education Ph.D., Syracuse University, May 1994
M.S., University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, May 1987
B.A., University of Missouri-Kansas City, May 1985
Selected research "Performance of Urban Information Technology Centers: The Boom, the Bust, and the Future" (with Valletta) FRBSF Economic Review, 2004.
"Black-White Wage Inequality in the 1990s: A Decade of Progress." (with Couch) Economic Inquiry 40(1):31-41 (2002).
"Testing the Significance of Income Distribution Changes over the 1980s Business Cycle: A Cross-National Comparison." (with Burkhauser, Crews, and Jenkins) Journal of Applied Econometrics, 14:253-272 (1999).
"Recounting Winners and Losers in the 1980s: A Critique of Income Distribution Methodology." (with Burkhauser and Crews) Economics Letters, 54: 35-40 (1997).
Earnings Inequality and Earnings Mobility in the U.S. FRBSF Economic Letter 2003-28.
Riding the IT Wave: Surging Productivity Growth in the West. FRBSF Economic Letter 2002-34.
Information Technology and Growth in the Twelfth District. FRBSF Economic Letter 2001-32.
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