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W. H. ROGERS, LLC
Economist
Professional Consultant
Expert Witness
Researcher
Educator
ABOUT ME
William H. Rogers has joined the John Ward Economics team focused on providing economic testimony in the St. Louis metro area and beyond. Dr. Rogers has worked as a forensic economic consultant and expert witness estimating financial losses for litigation purposes since 2015.
He was a professor of economics at Lindenwood University’s Plaster School of Business, from 2016 to 2019, after working as an associate professor of economics at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis since 2004. He earned a Ph.D. in economics from Colorado State University. Professor Rogers specializes in the field of urban economics where he studies the role of private land-use regulation, foreclosures, and the relationship between housing markets and labor markets. He has a particular passion for teaching the connection between economic theory, statistical analysis and programming implementation.
Dr. Rogers has worked as a consultant on Saint Louis area research projects focused on labor unions, TIFs, property taxes, housing prices, higher education and the St. Louis City-County merger.
SERVICES
I work with clients, providing exceptional consulting services that are catered specifically to their needs.
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RESEARCH
My services are customized to meet the specific needs of each client. I will produce impartial reports and advice using the best information and techniques available. I will not accept employment to promote a predetermined position; nor will I take positions I know to be false or misleading.
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ACADEMICS
I get excited about economics as a profession and as a subject. As an educator, I prefer to work as a coach trying to communicate this excitement into a difficult subject. Working to motivate and direct clients to an understanding and practice of the discipline of economics and better understand the economy is my goal.
