The Lincoln Institute’s C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowship Program assists Ph.D. students, primarily at U.S. universities, whose research complements the Institute’s interests in land and tax policy. Named in honor Professor Harriss (1912–2009) who taught economics at Columbia University and was a long-time member of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Board of Directors, this program provides a link between the Institute’s educational mission and its research objectives by supporting scholars early in their careers.
Lucas Hermans
Ulster University
Model-to-Model Validation: An Extended Framework for Quality Assessment and Comparison of Automated Valuation Models for Residential Real Estate
Vincent Rollet and Laura Weiwu
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Municipal Coordination, Zoning, and Inequality in Public Goods Access
Francesco Ruggieri
University of Chicago
Overlapping Governments, Property Taxes, and the Provision of Local Public Goods in U.S. Metropolitan Areas
Ian Sapollnik
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Impacts of House Price Shocks and Reassessment Rules on Local Government Revenue
Lucas Taulbee
University of Kentucky
Assessment Regressivity and Capitalization of Assessment Ratios