Craig Carpenter

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Craig Carpenter is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, USA. His research interests encompass the resilience of communities, the dynamics of ethnoracial identification, and the economic implications of policies affecting veteran business owners and regional banking. Recent publications explore various topics, including the impact of the Paycheck Protection Program on service industries and the locational determinants within the food and agricultural sectors.

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Ethnoracial Transformations? Linking Administrative Data to Explain Changes in Identification

Pouring the Paycheck Protection Program into craft beer: PPP employment effects in service-intensive industries

Experiences of women and minoritized US military veteran business owners: descriptive evidence on “vetrepreneur” survival and growth

A Research Note on Community Resilience Estimates: New U.S. Census Bureau Data With an Application to Excess Deaths From COVID-19

Do payday lending bans protect or constrain regional economies? Evidence from the Military Lending Act's final rule

Bank on it: Do Local Banks Contribute to Rural Community Prosperity?*

Food and agricultural industry locational determinants research: Aggregation bias and size measurement in the agricultural support industry

When to use commuting zones? An empirical description of spatial autocorrelation in U.S. counties versus commuting zones

So Close, Yet So Far: The Benefits and Limits of Rural–Urban Industry Linkages

Estimating Determinants of Transportation and Warehousing Establishment Locations Using U.S. Administrative Data

Measurement error in US regional economic data

Profit Pools and Determinants of Potential County-Level Manufacturing Growth

Empirical methods in business location research

Estimating determinants of healthcare establishment locations with restricted federal administrative data

Research note: Age, retirement, and intertemporal resource decision ability

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Mary Campbell

Aaron Staples

Anders Van Sandt

John Mann

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Craig Carpenter

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Articles (15)

Ethnoracial Transformations? Linking Administrative Data to Explain Changes in Identification

Pouring the Paycheck Protection Program into craft beer: PPP employment effects in service-intensive industries

Experiences of women and minoritized US military veteran business owners: descriptive evidence on “vetrepreneur” survival and growth

A Research Note on Community Resilience Estimates: New U.S. Census Bureau Data With an Application to Excess Deaths From COVID-19

Do payday lending bans protect or constrain regional economies? Evidence from the Military Lending Act's final rule

Bank on it: Do Local Banks Contribute to Rural Community Prosperity?*

Food and agricultural industry locational determinants research: Aggregation bias and size measurement in the agricultural support industry

When to use commuting zones? An empirical description of spatial autocorrelation in U.S. counties versus commuting zones

So Close, Yet So Far: The Benefits and Limits of Rural&ndash;Urban Industry Linkages

Estimating Determinants of Transportation and Warehousing Establishment Locations Using U.S. Administrative Data

Measurement error in US regional economic data

Profit Pools and Determinants of Potential County-Level Manufacturing Growth

Empirical methods in business location research

Estimating determinants of healthcare establishment locations with restricted federal administrative data

Research note: Age, retirement, and intertemporal resource decision ability

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Mary Campbell

Aaron Staples

Anders Van Sandt

John Mann

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So Close, Yet So Far: The Benefits and Limits of Rural–Urban Industry Linkages