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2021

Campbell A, Spencer N. The macroeconomic impact of extreme weather: Evidence from Jamaica. . International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. 2021;61.

2020

Henry M, Strobl E, Spencer N. The impact of tropical storms on households: evidence from panel data on consumption. Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics. 2020;82.

2019

Spencer N, Liu Z. Victimization and life satisfaction: Evidence from a high crime country. Social Indicators Research. 2019;144.
Spencer N, Strobl E. Crime Watch: Hurricanes and Illegal Activities. Southern economic journal. 2019;.
Mohan PS, Strobl E, Spencer N. Natural hazard-induced disasters and production efficiency: moving closer to or further from the frontier?. International journal of disaster risk science. 2019;10(2).
Spencer N, Liu Z. Victimization and life satisfaction: Evidence from a high crime country. Social Indicators Research. 2019;.
Spencer N, Strobl E. The future of economic welfare. HAL Post-Print. 2019;(hal-02463338).
Spencer N, Strobl E. Crime Watch: Hurricanes and Illegal Activities. Southern economic journal. 2019;86.
Braithwaite S. "Subsistence Sector Advancement in the Lewis Model.". Journal of Developing Areas. 2019;.

2018

Campbell A. Price and income elasticities of electricity demand: Evidence from Jamaica. Energy Economics. 2018;69.
Campbell A. Cap prices or cap revenues? The dilemma of electric utility networks. Energy Economics. 2018;74.
Burgess CPatrick, Stephenson TS, Jones J, Spencer N, Taylor MA. Estimating damages from climate-related natural disasters for the Caribbean at 1.5 C and 2 C global warming above preindustrial levels. Regional Environmental Change. 2018;18(8).
Burgess CPatrick, Stephenson TS, Jones J, Spencer N, Taylor MA. Estimating damages from climate-related natural disasters for the Caribbean at 1.5 C and 2 C global warming above preindustrial levels. Regional Environmental Change. 2018;18(8).
Spencer N, Urquhart M-A. Hurricane strikes and migration: Evidence from storms in Central America and the Caribbean. Weather, climate, and society. 2018;10(3).

2017

Keil J. Explaining the Concentration-profitability Paradox. Review of Political Economy . 2017;.
Spencer N. Look what the hurricanes just blew in: Analyzing the impact of the storm on criminal activities. Journal of Crime and Justice [Internet]. 2017;40(4). https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=view_citation&hl=en&user=xewCdBsAAAAJ&citation_for_view=xewCdBsAAAAJ:u-x6o8ySG0sC
Keil J. The Trouble with Approximating Industry Concentration from Compustat. Journal of Corporate Finance. 2017;.
Spencer N. Are tropical storms a failure warning? Evidence from standardized school examinations. International journal of disaster risk reduction. 2017;24.

2016

Braithwaite S. What do Demand and Supply Shocks say about Caribbean Integration?. The World Economy. 2016;.
Spencer N, Polachek S, Strobl E. How do hurricanes impact scholastic achievement?. A Caribbean perspective, Natural Hazards. 2016; 84(2).
Whitely P. '"A" is for Attendance: The Impact of Class Attendance on Student Performance.'. Journal of Education and Development in the Caribbean . 2016;15(1).
Keil J. Depreciated Depreciation Methods? Alternatives to Sraffa's Take on Fixed Capital. Review of Political Economy. 2016;.
Braithwaite S. "What Do Demand & Supply Shocks Say About Caribbean Monetary Integration?". The World Economy. 2016;.

2015

Tennant D, Tracey M. Sovereign Debt and Credit Rating Bias. 2015.
Spencer N, Polachek S. Hurricane Watch: Battening Down the Effects of the Storm on Local Crop Production. Ecological Economics . 2015;120.

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The University of the West Indies Mona,
Kingston 7, Jamaica
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