Links to Publications
"Monte Carlo Appraisals of Gravity Model
Specifications" (with Michael A. Anderson and Michael J. Ferrantino), Global Economy Journal: 8:1, 2008,
Article 2. Available at: http://www.bepress.com/gej/vol8/iss1/2
“Benchmarking Scholarship in Economics,” Faith
and Economics, 47/48, 2006, 87-95.
“Contract Theory, Distributive Justice, and
the Hebrew Sabbatical,” Faith and Economics, 45, 2005, 1-19.
“Reverse Regression and Orthogonal Regression
in Employment Discrimination Analysis,” (with Michelle L. Visser) Journal of Forensic Economics, 16:3, 2004, 283-298.
“A.F.D.C. and Births to Unwed Women,” (with Sarah Kampfer and Thomas Vander Veen) Labour Economics, 9 (2002), 801-813.
"An
Analytic Model of Emergency Food Provision," Food Policy, 20:4,
August 1995, 315-321.
Discussion of Tiemstra, Heyne and Richardson on
Christianity and Economics, Association of Christian Economists' Bulletin, Spring 1994.
"Creation, Fall, and What?" Faculty Dialogue Spring, 1993.
"A Portfolio Model for Evaluating Risk in Economic
Development Projects, with an Application
to Agriculture in Niger," Journal of Agricultural Economics (Aberdeen,
Scotland, U.K.), 43:3, September 1992, 412-423.
"The Bible, the
State, and the Economy: A Framework for Analysis," with John Mason, Gordon
College, Christian Scholars Review XX: 1, 45‑64 (September, 1990).
Commentary on the Oxford
Declaration, Association of Christian Economists' Bulletin, Spring 1990.
Books
and book chapters:
“American Poverty Policy” in Faithful
Imagination in the Academy, Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books, 2008.
"Evangelicals,
Welfare Reform, and Care for the Poor," in A Pubic Faith: Evangelicals and Civic Engagement, Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2003.
Response
to Paul Heyne, "On Making Judgments," in Economics & Religion,
Paul Oslington, ed., Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.,
2002
“The Privatizing of Compassion: A Critical
Engagement with Marvin Olasky,” Chapter Five in Christian
Responses to Poverty in
The Uses and Misuses of
Data and Models: The Mathematization of the Human
Sciences. With W. James Bradley.
Calvin Lectures: “Social Policy
after Modernism”
Econometrics
Lectures
and other presentations:
Ash Wednesday Chapel, March 2011
Prayer for Parents’ Chapel, August 2006
Lecture: “What does it mean to be Reformed?” October 2004
“Limits to Measurement,” ASSA Conference presentation, January 2004
The Franz Lecture, Gordon
College: “Charitable Choice and the Faith-Based Initiative.” Spring
2003.
“The Loss of
Happiness in Market Democracies” reviewed in Faith and Economics, 41, Spring 2003, 27-29.
"Why Most Teaching Evaluations Do Not Evaluate Teaching”
Work
in progress:
“Measuring
Structural Neighborhood Effects.”
“Adolescent
Alcohol Use, Peer and Neighborhood Effects, and Unobserved Factors.”
Other links:
Wordle of Schaefer’s teaching
evaluations
Schaefer’s Political Compass
