Matthew A. Turner Source Confirmed

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High Impact

Lecturer

John Brown University

faculty

45 h-index 126 pubs 5,995 cited

Research Areas

Housing Market and Economics Urban Transport and Accessibility Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth Transportation Planning and Optimization Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies Cardiomyopathy and Myosin Studies Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications

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OverviewAI-generated summary

Matthew A. Turner is a lecturer at John Brown University whose research spans seemingly disparate fields, from urban economics to chemical analysis. Turner's work in economics focuses on the housing market, urban transport, regional economics, and fiscal policy, as demonstrated by publications analyzing infrastructure costs and the valuation of utilities in historical contexts. Juxtaposing this, Turner also engages in studies utilizing advanced chemical sensor technologies, mass spectrometry, analytical chemistry, and metabolomics. Recent publications also explore signaling and social learning in diverse populations.

Turner's research demonstrates an interest in applying quantitative methods to a diverse array of complex problems.

Metrics

h-index: 45
Publications: 126
Citations: 5,995

Selected Publications

Transportation Infrastructure and Urban and Regional Development (2025) DOI
Are Big Cities Important for Economic Growth? (2025) DOI
Foundations of cities (2024) DOI
Does the Us Have an Infrastructure Cost Problem? Evidence from the Interstate Highway System (2023) DOI
A Unified Theory of Cities (2021) DOI