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William B. Neenan, S.J., was a Professor of Economics at the University of Michigan with a joint appointment in the School of Social Work. He held a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Michigan (1966) and taught there from 1966 to 1979. His work integrated Jesuit principles with economic scholarship, focusing on urban public economics, welfare, and education finance. His seminal book Urban Public Economics (1981) addressed urban policy challenges through dynamic economic models and emphasized ethical considerations in public finance.
Education:
- B.A. Economics (1950–54)
- M.A. Economics (1956)
- Ph.D. Economics, University of Michigan (1966)
Research Interests: Bill Neenan pioneered interdisciplinary approaches to urban public policy, emphasizing welfare economics and intergenerational responsibility. His work highlighted the importance of dynamic analysis in public finance and urban development, advocating for equitable distribution of public services. He also emphasized ethical imperatives in economic scholarship, such as his 'Rules for Good Living.'
Legacy: Neenan’s legacy includes shaping students through his teaching philosophy and collaborative research. He blended rigorous economics with a commitment to social justice, leaving an imprint on urban policy and public finance discourse. His funeral hymn underscored his mission to improve society through scholarship and service.
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