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ROBERT F.
MULLIGAN, Ph.D. office 828-227-3329 secretary
828-227-7408 fax 828-227-7414 email mulligan@wcu.edu |
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Professor of Economics, Western Carolina
University Senior Research Fellow, Center for Maritime Studies,
Research Associate, Department of Economics, |
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I. EDUCATION |
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Advanced Studies Certificate
(A.S.C.) in International Economic Policy Research, May 1995, KIEL INSTITUTE OF WORLD
ECONOMICS, |
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Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, May 1993, Master of Arts in Economics, January 1990, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON, Binghamton, New York Dissertation: Testing Alternative Real and Monetary Business
Cycle Models with Endogenous Technology, |
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Bachelor of Science in Civil
Engineering (B.S.C.E.), May 1983, ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, |
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II.
PUBLICATIONS |
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a. Refereed Articles |
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"Stochastic Dependence in Indian Capital Markets: a Fractal Analysis of the CNX Information Technology Index," with Debasish Banerjee, Western Carolina University, Indian Journal of Finance, forthcoming "Robbins as Innovator: the
Contribution of An Essay on the Nature
and Significance of Economic Science," Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, forthcoming "Religion as Adaptation: the Role of
Time Preference," Political
Economy Research Focus, Walter R. Levin (ed.) Hauppauge, New York: Nova
Science Publishers "Entrepreneurial
Planning in a Regulated Environment: the "Maritime Enterprises and Regulated Competition," with Gary A. Lombardo, United States Merchant Marine Academy, Journal of the International Academy for Case Studies (2007) 13(5): 57-68 "Property Rights and Time
Preference," Quarterly
Journal of Austrian Economics (2007) 10(1): 23-49 [Awarded the Ludwig von Mises Institute's O.P.
Alford III Prize "for the scholarly article published during 2006-2007
that best advances libertarian scholarship."] "Modeling Markets for
Sports Memorabilia," with A.J. Grube, "Transactional Economics:
John Dewey's Ways of Knowing and the Radical Subjectivism of the Austrian
School," Education and Culture: the Journal of the
John Dewey Society, Fall
2006, 22(2): 61-82 "Short Sea Shipping: Alleviating the Environmental Impact of Economic Growth," with Gary A. Lombardo, United States Merchant Marine Academy, World Maritime University Journal of Maritime Affairs (2006) 5(2): 55-70 "Accounting for the Business Cycle: Nominal Price Rigidities, Factor Heterogeneity, and Austrian Capital Theory," Review of Austrian Economics (2006) 19(1): 311-336 "An Empirical Examination of
Austrian Business Cycle Theory," Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics (2006) 9(2): 69-93 "The Austrian Business Cycle: a Vector Error-correction Model with Commercial and Industrial Loans," Journal of Private Enterprise (Fall 2005) 22(1): 51-91 "The Entrepreneurial Critique of the Optimization Paradigm,"
"The Common Law Character of English Charters: Spontaneous Order in the Constitutions of Clarendon (1164)," Constitutional Political Economy (September 2005) 16(3): 285-311 "Maritime Businesses:
Volatile Stock Prices and Market Valuation Inefficiencies," with
Gary A. Lombardo, "Spontaneously Evolved Social Order versus Positive Legislation in English Constitutional History," Review of Austrian Economics (2004) 17(1): 41-65 "Fractal Analysis of
Highly Volatile Markets: An Application to Technology Equities,"
Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance "Baseball Card Pricing
Model: A Demonstration with Well-known Players," with A.J. Grube and
Stephen Jarrell, "Resource Allocation: A
Hayekian Paradigm for Maritime Conglomerates," with Gary A.
Lombardo, "The Demand for Programs
at a College Football Game: OLS and LMS Estimates of Optimal Prices,"
with Stephen Jarrell, "A Hayekian Analysis of the Term Structure of Production," Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics (2002) 5(2): 17-33 "Shortage and Currency Substitution in Transition Economies: Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, and Romania," with Erwin Nijsse, Royal Dutch-Shell Group, International Advances in Economic Research (2001) 7(3): 275-295 "A Characteristic Exponent Test for the Cauchy Distribution," Atlantic Economic Journal (2000) 28(4): 491 "A Fractal Analysis of Foreign Exchange Markets," International Advances in Economic Research (2000) 6(1): 33-49 "Export-Import Endogeneity in the Context of the Thirlwall-Hussain Model: an Application of the Durbin-Wu-Hausman Test Incorporating a Monte Carlo Experiment," Applied Economics Letters (1996) 3: 275-279 "Testing Real and Monetary Business Cycle Models with Endogenous Technology," Atlantic Economic Society Best Papers Proceedings (1993) 3(1): 86-90 |
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b. Research
Monographs |
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The North Carolina Human
Development Report (2006) U.S. Short
Sea Shipping: Prospects and Opportunities (2004) with Gary A. Lombardo and Chang Q. Guan, U.S. Merchant Marine
Academy, Kings Point, New York: Center for Maritime Studies, United States
Merchant Marine Academy |
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c. Refereed Conference Proceedings |
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"Short-Run and
Long-Run Strategic Competition under U.S. Cabotage
Laws," with Gary A. Lombardo,
United States Merchant Marine Academy, International Association of Maritime Economists Annual Conference
2004,
Izmir, Turkey, 30 June – 2 July, 328-337 "A Fractal Analysis of Technology Securities," Proceedings of the 2001 International Business & Economics Research Conference, October 2001 [IBER Best Paper Award] "Using Technology
to Provide a Liberal Studies Perspective in Introductory Economics,"
Robert Morris College-Irwin/McGraw-Hill Teaching Economics Conference
Papers 11, February 2000, 125-131 "Designing an
Assignment-driven Course Around a Web-based Research Project: a Report on the
North Carolina Economic Survey," Robert Morris
College-Irwin/McGraw-Hill Teaching Economics Conference Papers 11,
February 2000, 118-124 |
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d. Book Reviews |
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Review: "Generation Debt: Why Now is a Terrible Time to be Young," by Anya Kamenetz, Asheville Citizen-Times, January 22, 2007 Edgar E. Peters, "Complexity, Risk, and Financial Markets," Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 7(1): 85-89 Review: "The Dynamics of Firm
and Industry Growth: the Swedish Computing and Communications Industry,"
by Dan Johansson, Review: "Complexity, Risk, and
Financial Markets," by Edgar E. Peters, Review: "Time and
Money: the Macroeconomics of Capital Structure," by Roger W.
Garrison, Review: "Millionaire: the Philanderer, Gambler, and Duelist who Invented Modern Finance," by Janet Gleeson, Asheville Citizen-Times, June 3, 2001 Daniel B. Klein, ed., "What Do Economists Contribute?" Review of Austrian Economics, 2001, 13(2): 221-223 Review: "Total Risk: Nick Leeson and the Fall of Barings Bank," by Judith
H. Rawnsley, Review: "Dr. Deming: the American who Taught the Japanese about Quality," by Rafael Aguayo, with a foreword by W. Edwards Deming, Asheville Citizen-Times, July 11, 1999 Review: "The Deming Management Method," by Mary Walton, with a foreword by W. Edwards Deming, Asheville Citizen-Times, April 25, 1999 Review: "The Insider's Book of Business School Lists," by Mark Baker, Asheville Citizen-Times, October 18, 1998 Review: "The Ministry: How Japan’s Most Powerful Institution Endangers World Markets," by Peter Hartcher, Asheville Citizen-Times, May 24, 1998 Review: "Financial Market Rates and Flows," fifth edition, by James C. Van Horne, Asheville Citizen-Times, May 3, 1998 Review: "The Dilbert Future:
Thriving on Stupidity in the 21st Century," by Scott Adams, Review: "Chaos and Order in the Capital Markets," second edition, by Edgar E. Peters, Asheville Citizen-Times, March 1, 1998 Review: "Money, Banking, and
Financial Markets," by Lloyd B. Thomas, "Overthrowing the World: a Review of The Russian Revolution by Richard Pipes," Officer Review, December 1990, 29(4): 12-13 "Responding to the Soviet Beast: a Review of Survival is Not Enough by Richard Pipes," Officer Review, January 1987, 26(1): 9-10 |
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e. Other Publications |
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Quoted by Jon Ostendorf and Nancy Bompey, "Consulting Firm to Help Run Hospital," Asheville Citizen-Times, February 28, 2008 "Short Sea Shipping," with Gary A. Lombardo, United States Merchant Marine Academy, World Wide Shipping 70(7):13-15, October/November 2007 Letter to the Editor, "Do Immigrants Make us Safer?" New York Times Magazine, December 17, 2006 "North Carolina Needs Lower Taxes," Carolina Journal, May 8, 2004 Quoted by Angie Newsome, "As Costs Rise, Consumers Try to Stretch their Dollars," Asheville Citizen-Times, May 3, 2004 Quoted by Becky Johnson, "Cheap Goods Cost Jobs," Smoky Mountain News, February 11, 2004 Quoted by John Ostendorff and Quintin Ellison, "Blue Ridge Paper Plans to Eliminate 100 Jobs," Asheville Citizen-Times, February 4, 2004 Quoted by John Boyle, "Bush Economic Plan Divides WNC People," Asheville Citizen-Times, January 8, 2003 Op-ed: "Governor's Employment Incentive Scheme Does Not Add Up," Asheville Citizen-Times, August 18, 2002 Quoted by
Melissa Dills, "Sales Dip; Tourism Stays Strong," "WCU Finance Students Compete in TVA Investment Challenge," WCU Press Release, November 30, 2001 Quoted by Paul Clark, "No one Sure what War will do to the Economy," Asheville Citizen-Times, October 7, 2001 Quoted by John
Ostendorff, "Cost, size, site
issues of Haywood Justice Center," "Western Business Students Excel at TVA Investment Challenge and Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference," Asheville Citizen-Times, June 15, 2001 "TVA Investment Challenge,"
"WCU Business College sponsors hands-on Wall Street excursion," Smoky Mountain News, November 1, 2000 Op-ed: "If we don't pay for bond
issue now, state will most assuredly pay later," "WCU students predict economic growth in state," Asheville Citizen-Times, May 15, 2000 "Beware
Greenspan, WCU students forecasting economy," Enterprise Mountaineer,
"WCU team forecasts good economic future," Asheville Citizen-Times, October 7, 1999 "Beware,
Greenspan - WCU Business students are issuing economic forecast for Op-ed: "Should President Clinton Bet Your Retirement?" Asheville Citizen-Times, February 22, 1999 |
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III. PAPERS
SUBMITTED |
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"A Fractal Comparison
of Real and Austrian Business Cycle Theories," submitted to the Review of Austrian Economics "New Evidence on the Structure of Production: Real and Austrian Business Cycle Theory," submitted to the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics "Monetary Policy Regimes
in Macroeconomic Data: an Application of Fractal Analysis," with
Roger Koppl, Farleigh Dickinson University, submitted to the Journal of Macroeconomics "The Public Administrator as Chief Regulator: Regulatory Oversight of the Maritime Industry," with Gary A. Lombardo, United States Merchant Marine Academy, submitted to Public Administration Review "The Sensory Order's Operational Model of Epistemology: From Subjective Perception to Objective Reality," submitted to Advances in Austrian Economics |
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IV. CONFERENCE & SEMINAR PAPERS
& PRESENTATIONS |
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"The Sensory Order's Operational Model of Epistemology: From Subjective Perception to Objective Reality," Austrian Scholars Conference 14, Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn AL, March 13-15, 2008 "A Fractal Comparison
of Real and Austrian Business Cycle Theories," Austrian
Scholars Conference 13, Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn AL, March 15-17, 2007 "Robbins as Innovator: the
Contribution of An Essay on the Nature
and Significance of Economic Science," Austrian Scholars
Conference 13, Ludwig von Mises
Institute, Auburn AL, March 15-17, 2007 "New Evidence on the Structure
of Production: Real and Austrian Business Cycle Theory," Southern Economic
Association, session sponsored by the Society
for the Development of Austrian Economics, "A Multi-agent Model of the Austrian Business Cycle," Austrian Scholars Conference 12, Ludwig von Mises
Institute, "Entrepreneurial Planning
in a Regulated Environment: the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission and the
Maritime Industry," Austrian
Scholars Conference 12, Ludwig von Mises Institute, "Maritime
Regulatory Influences on Entrepreneurial Behavior," Southern Economic
Association, session sponsored by the Society
for the Development of Austrian Economics, "Fractal Geometry and the "Lord Acton and the Scholarship
of Liberty," Austrian Scholars Conference 11, Ludwig von Mises
Institute, "Monetary Policy Regimes
in Macroeconomic Data: an Application of Fractal Analysis," with
Roger Koppl, "John Dewey's Ways of Knowing
and the Radical Subjectivism of the "United States Short Sea Shipping: Opportunities and Challenges,"
with Gerhart Muller, Gary A. Lombardo, and Chang Q.
Guan, United States Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, 3rd European REALISE
Workshop on Infrastructure and Intermodal
Services for Short Sea Shipping, Genoa, October 4-5, 2004 "The Austrian Model of the
Business Cycle," American Institute for
Economic Research, Great "Short-run and Long-run
Competition under U.S. Cabotage Laws,"
with Gary A. Lombardo, United States Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, International Association of Maritime Economists
2004 Annual Conference, Izmir, Turkey, June 30 -July 2, 2004 "The Austrian Business Cycle:
a Vector Error-correction Model with Commercial and Industrial Loans,"
Association of Private Enterprise Education
2004 Annual Conference, "Accounting for the
Business Cycle: Nominal Price Rigidities, Factor Heterogeneity, and Austrian
Capital Theory," Austrian Scholars Conference 10, Ludwig von Mises
Institute, Auburn AL, March 18-20, 2004 "An Empirical Examination of
Austrian Business Cycle Theory," Southern Economic
Association, session sponsored by the Society
for the Development of Austrian Economics, San Antonio TX, November 23,
2003 Session chair, Behavioral Research Council’s 3rd
Annual Symposium on the Foundations of the Behavioral Sciences, "Dewey,
Hayek and Embodied Cognition: Experience, Beliefs and Rules," American Institute for Economic Research,
Great Barrington MA, July 18-20, 2003 "An Empirical Examination of
Austrian Business Cycle Theory," American
Institute for Economic Research, Great "Property Rights and Time
Preference," Austrian Scholars Conference 9, Ludwig von Mises
Institute, "Fractal Analysis of Time Series,
the Term Structure of Production, and the Evolutionary Order," "Hayekian Spontaneous Order in
Intergovernmental Organizations," Southern Economic
Association, session sponsored by the Society
for the Development of Austrian Economics, "The International Monetary
Fund: Successes and Failures," Warren Wilson College, "An Entrepreneurial Critique of
the Optimization Paradigm," Austrian Scholars Conference 8, Ludwig von Mises
Institute, "Spontaneously Evolved Social
Order versus Positive Legislation in English Constitutional History," Southern Economic
Association, session sponsored by the Society
for the Development of Austrian Economics, "A Fractal Analysis of
Technology Securities," International
Business and Economic Research Conference, sponsored by Western Academic Press, "The Common Law Character
of English Charters: Spontaneous Order in the Constitutions of Clarendon
(1164)," American Institute for Economic
Research, Great "An Empirical Analysis of the
Structure of Production," Southern Economic
Association, session sponsored by the Society
for the Development of Austrian Economics, Washington DC, November
10-12, 2000 "The Demand for Programs at a
College Football Game: OLS and LMS Estimates of Optimal Prices," with
Stephen Brooks Jarrell, "Problems of Central and Eastern
European Countries in Transition," with Rita Noel, "Designing an
Assignment-driven Course Around a Web-based Research Project: a Report on the
North Carolina Economic Survey," Robert Morris College
Irwin/McGraw-Hill Teaching Economics Conference, "Using Technology
to Provide a Liberal Studies Perspective in Introductory Economics,"
"Teaching with
Internet-based Texts: a 'Great Books' Approach," Lilly-South
Conference, "Incorporating
Undergraduate Research in an Assignment-driven Course," Lilly-South
Conference, "Shortage and Currency
Substitution in Transition Economies: Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, and Romania,"
with Erwin Nijsse, Royal Dutch-Shell Group, Atlantic Economic Conference, "A Fractal Analysis of
Foreign Exchange Markets," Atlantic
Economic Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, October 8-11, 1998; Saint Bonaventure University, St Bonaventure,
New York, February 12, 2001 "Export-Import Endogeneity in the Context of an Export-led Growth Model:
an Application of the Error-correction Specification Incorporating a Monte
Carlo Experiment," Eastern
Economic Association, "Currency Substitution in
Transition Economies: Theory and Evidence," with Erwin Nijsse, Royal Dutch-Shell Group, Kiel Institute of World
Economics, Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, May 19, 1995; Cambridge University, England, May 19,
1995 "An Error-correction Model of
Balance-of-Payments Constrained Growth: Monte Carlo Evidence on the Thirlwall-Hussain Model," Kiel Institute of World Economics,
Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, November 18, 1994; Norwegian School of Management, Oslo,
Norway, January 27, 1995 "General Equilibrium Business
Cycle Models: a Test of Alternative Specifications," Southern Economic
Association, "Forward Markets for Foreign
Exchange: an Empirical Examination of the Efficient Market Hypothesis,"
with Dean P. Russo, American Express, Southern Economic
Association, "Testing Alternative Real and
Monetary Business Cycle Models with Endogenous Technology," Eastern
Economic Association, Chair, "Aspects of
Production" session, Southern Economic
Association, Washington
DC, November 10-12, 2000 Chair
and Organizer, "International Finance and Development" session,
Atlantic Economic Conference, Chair, "International
Banking" session, Southern Economic
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V. JOURNALS REFEREED |
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Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Transaction Periodicals, Journal of the Ludwig von Mises
Institute Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, Elsevier Review of Austrian Economics, Kluwer Academic
Publishers, Journal of the Society for
the Development of Austrian Economics Economic
Systems, Elsevier, Journal of
the European
Association for Comparative Economic Studies Journal of Evolutionary Economics, Springer Verlag, Journal of the International J.A. Schumpeter Society Journal
of Institutional Economics, Advances in Austrian Economics, Elsevier |
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VI. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Teaching evaluations can be viewed at: http://paws.wcu.edu/mulligan/www/assess.html |
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July 2008-date Professor, Department of Accountancy, Finance, & Economics, College of Business, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina: |
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July 2004-date Senior Research Fellow, Center for Maritime Studies, United States Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York: |
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- Prepared research articles, presentations, policy studies, and White Papers on Short Sea Shipping and related topics in maritime transportation |
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August 2003-date Associate
Professor, Department of Business Computer Information Systems and Economics,
College of Business, Western Carolina University,
Cullowhee, North Carolina: |
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- Awarded Scholarly Leave Fall 2007 to develop an
improved methodology for ship construction cost estimates at the U.S.
Merchant Marine Academy - Recipient of the Board of Governors Award for Creative and Innovative Teaching, Spring 2003 - Permanent tenure awarded - Taught undergraduate Macroeconomics - Participated in TVA Investment Challenge
Conferences and Wall Street field trips - Enhanced use of on-line notes, quizzes, and other
instructional materials - Enhanced use of on-line primary texts
as supplemental readings for introductory economics - Chair, Economics Search Committee - Member, - Member, - Member, - Member, NCAA Self-study Committee - Member, NCAA Academic Integrity Subcommittee - Member, College and Departmental Tenure, Promotion, and Reappointment Committees |
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July 2001-August 2003 Assistant Professor, Department of Business Computer Information Systems and Economics, College of Business, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina: |
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- Recipient of the Board of Governors Award for Creative and Innovative Teaching, Spring 2002 - Named to
the North Carolina Economic Policy Board,
a project of the John Locke Foundation,
Raleigh, North Carolina, November 2001 - Member, Western Carolina University Residence Hall
Construction Planning Committee - Member, - Member, |
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- Awarded 2005 AIER Research Fellowship to prepare a monograph interpreting fractal analysis in light of the Austrian school of economics - Awarded 2004 AIER Research Fellowship to conduct a survey of business cycle research with special emphasis on the Austrian school - Awarded 2003 AIER Research Fellowship to conduct empirical analysis of Austrian business cycle theory - Awarded 2001 AIER Research Fellowship to conduct study of spontaneous order in Anglo-American legal and political institutions and modern intergovernmental organizations - Prepared
monograph analyzing relationship between E.C. Harwood's theory of the
business cycle and Austrian business cycle theory - Prepared monograph on Friedrich A. Hayek's theory
of spontaneously evolved social order drawing illustrations from English
constitutional history |
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- Awarded - Recipient of the Board of Governors Award for Creative
and Innovative Teaching, Spring 2000 - Applied the doctrine of spontaneous order in human
institutions to medieval English charters and contemporary intergovernmental
organizations - Analyzed currency substitution in former communist
economies using error-correction models - Performed modified R/S and other fractal analyses
of equities and foreign exchange markets - Applied error-correction specification to modeling
export-led growth - Taught undergraduate Microeconomics,
Macroeconomics, and Money and Banking - Developed and taught ECON 488/693 European
Business Conditions as a study abroad course at the Hogeschool
Brabant, - Designed, developed, and taught MBA 510 Economics
and Public Policy and MBA 505 Statistical Analysis for Business |
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September 1995-date (concurrent appointment) Research Associate, Department
of Economics, State University of New
York at Binghamton, |
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- Refined
and improved statistical procedures for analyzing the Thirlwall-Hussain
model of export-led growth - Applied the Durbin-Wu-Hausman
test to the Thirlwall-Hussain model to examine
export-import endogeneity |
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August 1996-August 1997 Assistant Dean, |
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- Prepared
GSB Retention Plan, Faculty Information Guide, and Articulation Agreements - Assisted the Dean in preparing the AACSB
Accreditation Study |
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July-August 1996 Adjunct Instructor, Department of Economics and Finance, Nassau Community College, Garden City, New York: |
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- Taught two sections of Principles of Macroeconomics |
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August 1994-June 1995 Advanced Studies in International Economic Policy Research, Kiel Institute of World Economics, Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany: |
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- Developed
a model to predict dollar balances in eastern Europe, using the Johansen
maximum likelihood procedure to identify stable, long-run relationships among
unstable and constantly-growing series, including money demand, consumption,
inflation, shortage, and exchange rates - To correctly price call options in a riskier
environment, extended the Black-Scholes model with
more realistic assumptions about the underlying distribution |
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May 1993-May 1994 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Finance, School of Management, Clarkson University, Potsdam, New York: |
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- Developed
a new statistical test to determine whether a finite sample, which always has
a finite sample variance, is drawn from a population with infinite variance - To see if exports or imports are more important in
driving economic growth, developed alternative models and programmed
algorithms to do F, J, J-A, N-tilde, and W tests and Monte Carlo experiments
to evaluate the tests |
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September 1991-May 1993 Lecturer, Department of Economics, State University of New York at Binghamton,
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- To
identify the importance of real and monetary factors in driving the - To evaluate the DRI/McGraw-Hill forecast of the
U.S. economy, developed alternative |
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May 1983-October 1987 Civil Engineering Officer, USAF, Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington & Osan Air Base, Korea: |
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- Prepared cost estimates for $100 million regional military medical center, $150 million national flight-survival training center, and many other projects, supervised ten people, prepared two annual budgets, and wrote monthly reports to the Joint Chiefs of Staff |
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VII. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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SUMMER
INSTITUTE FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina, May 12-15,
2008 LIBERTY FUND
SEMINAR ON BUSINESS CYCLE RESEARCH:
New Orleans, April 19-21, 2007 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Austrian Economics Program: Advanced Austrian Economics Seminar, Foundation for Economic Education, TVA Investment Challenge:
CAROLINA COLLOQUY FOR UNIVERSITY
TEACHING: ROBERT
MORRIS COLLEGE-IRWIN/McGRAW-HILL Teaching Economics
Conference: INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF TEACHER SCHOLARS:
KIEL INSTITUTE OF WORLD
ECONOMICS Advanced Studies Program: INTERNATIONAL ATLANTIC ECONOMIC SOCIETY: PHI BETA LAMBDA/FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA:
AMERICAN ASSEMBLY OF COLLEGIATE SCHOOLS OF
BUSINESS (AACSB): SAS INSTITUTE, |
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VIII. KIEL INSTITUTE OF WORLD
ECONOMICS ADVANCED STUDIES
COURSES 1994-1995 |
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Open-economy
Macroeconomics, Paul de Grauwe, Catholic University
of Leuven International Finance, Richard C. Marston, Applied Econometrics, Gerd Hansen, Christian-Albrechts-Universitaet Kiel International Trade: Theory and Policy, Richard Baldwin, Graduate Institute of
International Studies, Trade, Factor Flows, and Global Convergence, Jeffrey G. Williamson, Economic Strategies for Less-developed Countries, Sweder van Wijnbergen, European Monetary Integration, Barry Eichengreen, Political Economy in Open Economies, Dani Roderik,
Columbia University & Guido Tabellini, Innocenzo Gasparini Insitute for Economic Research, University of Milan Economics of Transition, John Flemming, |
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IX. SELECTED OTHER GRADUATE COURSES |
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Advanced Seminar in Applied Econometrics, Edward C. Kokkelenberg, SUNY Advanced Seminar in Econometric
Theory, Robert L. Basmann, SUNY Business and Econometric
Forecasting, Charles W. Bischoff,
SUNY |
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