Alison Felix, Economist
1 Memorial Drive
Kansas City, Missouri 64198
Alison Felix joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
City in August 2007 as an economist in the Regional Affairs Department.
Her research interests fall primarily in the field of public finance
with an emphasis on tax policy. Alison's current research focuses on the
incidence of corporate taxes at both the state and national level.
Secondary research interests include labor economics, international
policy and the economics of education.
Alison earned her Ph.D. in economics from the University of Michigan in
2007. She also holds a master's in economics from the University of
Michigan and a bachelor's in mathematics and economics from Kansas State
University.
January 2008
WORKS IN PROGRESS
"U.S. Expatriates: Individual Income Tax Rates and the Location
Decisions of U.S. Citizens"
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Economic Review articles
"Do State Corporate Income Taxes Reduce Wages?" Second Quarter 2009
(PDF 918K
| Summary)
"The Growth and Volatility of State Tax Revenue Sources
in the Tenth District" Third Quarter 2008
(PDF 644K | Summary)
"The Incidence of Capital Taxation and the Magnitude of Its Burden" December 2007
RRWP 07-02, PDF 133k
"Passing the Burden: Corporate Tax Incidence in Open Economies" October 2007
RRWP 07-01, PDF 157k