Molasky Family Department of Economics and Real Estate
UNLV Undergraduate Economics Working Paper Series
Original economics-related research by UNLV undergraduates, released in semester issues.
Preliminary working papers. Editorially screened, not peer reviewed, and subject to revision.
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Latest Issue
Spring 2026
- Issue
- Volume 3, Issue 2
- Papers
- 7
- Repository date
- Added to OAsis August 5, 2026
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The Effects of Neighborhood and Interior Characteristics on Residential Sale Prices
Ella Sophie Hagman
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Jacob A. Keithley and Chris Hampton
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The Structural Limitations of Mining Output Growth in Nevada
Mckinley Brown and Emma Kitchen
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Simple Determinants of Commercial Bank Failures
Matthrew Qi
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Gambling Behaviors: How Do Gambling Losses Affect Future Wagers?
Ashley Talavera, Hannah Lopez Ibarra, and Roman Rozbitskyy
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Las Vegas Casino Revenue in an Expanding Gambling Market
Kaden A. Villa-Real
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Determinants of March Madness Tournament Advancement
Jace Waldahl
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- Public Economics 1 paper
- Urban, Regional, and Real Estate Economics 1 paper
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The Series publishes original economics-related working papers by UNLV undergraduates. Papers are editorially screened but are not peer reviewed and may be revised.