Economic Assessment
Economic assessment includes the assessment of direct consequences, of indirect economic impacts, and cost-benefit analysis of options to counter terrorism. CREATE researchers have developed a comprehensive framework for analyzing and estimating the economic consequences of a terrorist attack. Our economic team has experience in the economic modeling of major disasters, cost-benefit analysis of major risk reduction decisions, and the impact of environmental changes on the behavior of economic agents.
Investigators
- S Brock Blomberg
- William J Burns
- Barbara Fasolo
- Peter Gordon
- Lester Lave
- Carol Mansfield
- James Moore
- Adam Rose
- Harry Richardson
- Kerry Smith
- Detlof von Winterfeldt
- David Weiss
Current Projects
- Modeling and Estimating the Macroeconomic Consequences of Terrorism, Blomberg, Brock
- The Dynamics of Public Response to a Terrorist Strike: Remmendations for Data Collection, Analysis, and Modeling, Burns, William J.
- Advancing Computable General Equilibrium Analyses of the Economic Consequences of Terrorism, Dixon, Peter
- Impacts of Terrorist Events on Travel Behavior, Fasolo, Barbara
- Economic Impact Modeling and Analysis, Gordon, Peter, Richardson, Harry, Moore, James
- Expansion, Testing, Application of the National Interstate Economic Model (NIEMO), Gordon, Peter; Moore, James; Richardson, Harry
- Studying Terrorism with Experimental Games, Holt, Charles
- Constructing Urban Vulnerability Index (UVI) for U.S. Coastal Cities, Kurban, Haydar
- Assuring Essential Services during a Bioterrorism Attack, Lave, Lester
- Economic Impact Modeling and Analysis with Computable General Equilibrium Models, Rose, Adam
- Coordination of CREATE Economics Research, Rose, Adam
- Terrorist Economic Impact Forum, Rose, Adam
- Behavioral Impacts of Terrorist Attacks: Bounded Rationality Analysis of the "Fear Factor", Rose, Adam; Burns, William
- Measuring Economic Resilience to Terrorism, Rose, Adam; Park, Jiyoung; Lee, Bumsoo
- The Role of Public and Private Mitigation for Homeland Security Policy, Smith, Kerry V.
- Modeling Risk Perceptions and Changes in Public Behavior in Response to Terrorism, Smith, Kerry; Mansfield, Carol
- Resource Allocation Based on Critical Infrastructure,
Zimmerman, Rae
Past Projects
- The Dynamics of Public Response to a Terrorist Strike: Recommendations for Data Collection, Analysis, and Modeling, Burns, William J.
- Is New Orleans Ready to Celebrate After Katrina? Evidence from Mardi Gras and the Tourism Industry, Deloughery, Kathleen
- A Study of the Impact of the July Bombings On Londoners' Travel Behaviour, Fasolo, Barbara et al.
- Economic Impact Modeling and Analysis with Input-Output Models, Gordon, Peter; Richardson, Harry; Moore II, James
- Expansion of the National Interstate Economic Model (NIEMO), Gordon,Peter; Moore, James; Richardson, Harry
- The Effects of International Terrorism on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Hakimi, Michael
- Constructing Urban Vulnerability Index for Major U.S. Cities, Kurban, Haydar
- Estimating the Total Economic Impacts of Terrorist Attacks: Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling of Resilience and Extended Linkage, Rose, Adam
- Advances in Economic Consequence Analysis of Terrorism Events, Rose, Adam, et al.
- The Role of Public and Private Mitigation for Homeland Security Policy, Smith, Kerry
- The Role of Public and Private Mitigation for Homeland Security Policy, Smith, Kerry
