Wen Mao, PhD
Associate Professor of Economics; Associate Dean of Faculty | Villanova School of Business · Villanova University
Wen Mao, PhD, is an expert in public finance, game theory, and microeconomic theory.
Business Chinese Economy Industrial Organization Bargaining Theory Microeconomic Theory
Eitan Goldman
Associate Professor of Finance · Indiana University, Kelley School of Business
Professor Eitan Goldman's research focuses on corporate finance, microeconomic theory, corporate governance and political economics.
Corporate Finance Microeconomic Theory Investments Corporate Governance Political Economies
R. Kim Craft
Associate Dean for the School of Business / Professor of Managerial Economics · Southern Utah University
Specializing in econometrics, job satisfaction with advanced degrees, and agricultural economics
Job Satisfaction with Advanced Degrees Agricultural Economics Demand Estimation Financial Analysis Business Modeling
Elisabeth Gugl
Associate Professor · University of Victoria
Dr. Gugl's main research is in family economics, an area that investigates issues such as family formation and dissolution
Family Economics Microeconomic Theory Public Finance Labour Economics Family Formation and Dissolution
John Hatfield
Professor, Departments of Finance; and Business, Government & Society · The University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business
How rules and regulations impact market functions and outcomes; matching theory, and interactions of business and non-market forces
Market Design Microeconomic Theory Political Economy Market Regulation Matching Theory
Christopher Kilby
Professor of Economics | Villanova School of Business · Villanova University
Christopher Kilby, PhD, is an expert in political economy of development aid and how it is influenced by U.S. politics and world events.
Business Development Economics Foreign Aid Macroeconomic Theory Multilateral Aid
David Berri
Professor of Economics · Southern Utah University
Specializing in evaluations of players and coaches in sports, gender issues in sports, and competitive balance in sports
Distrubution of Wealth and Power Unpaid Athletes in the NCAA NBA Salary Caps Sports Economics NCAA
Richard Shockley
Associate Professor of Finance · Indiana University, Kelley School of Business
Professor Richard Shockley’s research deals with real options, corporate finance, and investment.
Real Options Derivatives Corporate Finance Valuation Financial Institutions