Jane K. Dokko
Economist
Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System
Email: first name [dot]
middle initial [dot] f r b [dot] 3-letter abbreviation for government
Tel: (202) 452-3637
20th and C St. NW, MS 93
Curriculum
Vitae [in pdf]
Research
Taxation
Tax Preparation
Services for Low- and Moderate-Income Households: Preliminary Evidence from a
New Survey (with Michael
Barr), National Tax Association
Proceedings, 2005.
Tax Filing
Experiences and Withholding Preferences of Low- and Moderate-Income Households:
Preliminary Evidence from a New Survey (with Michael Barr),
Paying to Save: Tax
Withholding Among Low- and Moderate-Income Households(with Michael Barr) (submitted).
Third
Party Tax Administration: The Case of Low- and Moderate-Income Households
(with Michael Barr), Journal of Empirical Legal Studies,
2008.
Does
the NEA Crowd Out Private Charitable Contributions to the Arts?, National Tax Journal, March 2009.
Mortgage Delinquency and
Property Taxes (with Nathan B. Anderson),
forthcoming in National Tax Association
Proceedings, 2008.
- Reprinted in State Tax Notes (forthcoming).
Property Tax Escrow in
Subprime Mortgage Markets (with Nathan
B. Anderson), Proceedings of the
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago 45th Annual Conference on Bank
Structure and Competition, 2009.
The Effect of Taxation
on Labor Supply: Results from a Quasi-Experiment, work In progress.
Things My Mortgage Broker
Never Told Me About Homeownership: Escrow, Property Taxes, and Mortgage
Delinquency (with Nathan B. Anderson),
work in progress.
Financial Services Among Low- and Moderate-Income Households
Payment Innovations in
Serving Low- and Moderate-Income Households: Policy, Practice, and Evidence
from a New Survey (with Michael Barr and Ed Bachelder), Proceedings of the Federal Reserve Bank of
Chicago 42nd Annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition,
2006.
Preferences for Banking
Services Among Low- and Moderate-Income Households (with Michael Barr and Eleanor
Feit), work in progress.
And Banking For All?
(with Michael Barr and Ben Keys), work in progress.
Which Way to the Bank?
Geographic Determinants of Bank Account Ownership (with Michael Barr, Ron
Borzekowski, and Elizabeth
Kiser), work in progress.
Regulation in the
Alternative Financial Services Market (with Michael Barr and Ben Keys), work in progress.
Housing
Points
and Fees and Balloons, Oh My! Homeowners
in Low- and Moderate-Income Neighborhoods (with Michael Barr and Ben Keys),
work in progress.
Default
Decisions of Underwater Subprime Borrowers (with Neil Bhutta and Hui Shan),
work in progress.
Miscellaneous
The Effect of
Welfare Reform on the Material Hardship of Single and Married Mothers, work
in progress.
Survey Development
The
Detroit Area Household Financial Services Survey is an hour long survey of
1,000 households that Michael Barr and I designed and implemented. We worked
with the Survey Research Center at
the University of Michigan to ask low- and moderate-income
households about their use of formal and informal financial services. Click here to
check out the contents of our survey or email me if you are interested our data.