Research Interests: Applied Time Series Analysis, Economic History, International Economics, Economic Education
Peer- Reviewed Publications:
- “First Steps in Flipping your Classroom: It’s Easier than you Think,” with Doug Wills, Australasian Journal of Economics Education, 17, 67-84, (2020)
- “Teaching the Quantity Theory of Money: A Simple Classroom Game,” with Doug Wills, Journal of Economics and Finance Education, 19, 9-16, (2020).
- “The Importance of Emphasizing the Intertemporal Consumption Model in Intermediate Microeconomics,” with Doug Wills, Journal for Economic Educators, 1, 25-29, (2017).
- “Attractor Misspecification and Threshold Estimation Bias,” Economics Bulletin, 36, 186, (2016).
- “Nonlinear Integration of London and Amsterdam Stock Markets in the 1700s,” with Doug Wills, Applied Financial Economics, 47, 928-939, (2015).
- “Deriving the Dividend Discount Model in the Intermediate Microeconomics Class,” with Doug Wills, Jonathan Schlaudraff, and Karianne White, Journal of Economic Education, 44, 58-63, (2013).
- “What is the Shape of Real Exchange Rate Nonlinearity?” with Kerk Phillips, Applied Financial Economics, 23, 363-375, (2013).
- “Time or Spot? A Revaluation of Amsterdam Market Data prior to 1747,” with Doug Wills and Brian Beach, Cliometrica, 7, 61-85, (2013).
- “Transatlantic Capital Market Price Discovery during a Financial Crisis,” with Chris Hoag, Bulletin of Economic Research, 65, 1-9, (2013).
- “Determinants of Homestead Claims and the Expansion of Western Settlement,” with Doug Wills and Randy McFerrin, Applied Economics Letters, 19, 1927-1932, (2012).
- “How Well does Nonlinear Mean Reversion Solve the PPP Puzzle?” Journal of International Money and Finance, 29, 919-937, (2010).
- “Testing for a Unit Root Against STAR Nonlinearity with a Delay Parameter Greater than One,” Economics Bulletin, 29, 2148-2169, (2009).
- “Systematic Small Sample Bias in Two Regime SETAR Model Estimation,” Economics Letters, 99, 134-138, (2008).