Microeconomics, mathematical economics, game theory
Applied microeconomics
- Mathematical Economics, 2nd ed. Thomson South-Western (with Robert Turner and James Bradfield)
- Articles on entry deterrence through advertising and on opportunity costs and tax avoidance in the Review of Industrial Organization; article on the distributional consequences of debt in the Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics; article on cost-reducing profit-reducing innovation in the Review of Radical Political Economics, author of business simulation software
- Associate Dean of Faculty (1999-2003)
- Acting Division Director for University Studies (2004)
- Interim Director of Off-Campus Study and International Programs (2006)
- Middle States External Review Team Member (2010, 2011, 2012)
Picker Fellowship; Dana Fellow at Yale University 1990
I teach Intermediate Microeconomics, Mathematical Economics, and Game Theory on a regular basis. These are courses that have economic content but where my true goal is for students to learn to think analytically about any topic.
BA, University of Kentucky, 1978; MA (1981), PhD (1983), Cornell University