Vita 

Research Interests: Applied Time Series Analysis, International Economics, Economic History

Published Papers:

1. "Deriving the Dividend Discount Model in the Intermediate Microeconomics Class," with Doug Wills, Jonathan Schlaudraff, and Karianne White, April 2012, forthcoming in  Journal of Economic Education.
2. "What is the Shape of Real Exchange Rate Nonlinearity?," with Kerk Phillips, May 2012, forthcoming in Applied Financial Economics.
3. "Time or Spot? A Revaluation of Amsterdam Market Data prior to 1747," with Doug Wills and Brian Beach, Cliometrica, 7, 61-85, (2013).
4. "Transatlantic Capital Market Price Discovery during a Financial Crisis," with Chris Hoag, Bulletin of Economic Research, 65, 1-9, (2013).
5. "Determinants of Homestead Claims and the Expansion of Western Settlement," with Doug Wills and Randy McFerrin, Applied Economics Letters, 19,  1927-1932, (2012).
6. "How Well does Nonlinear Mean Reversion Solve the PPP Puzzle?," Journal of International Money and Finance, 29, 919-937, (2010).
7. "Testing for a Unit Root Against STAR Nonlinearity with a Delay Parameter Greater than One," Economics Bulletin, 29, 2148-2169, (2009).
8. “Systematic Small Sample Bias in Two Regime SETAR Model Estimation,” Economics Letters, 99, 134-138, (2008).

1. "Nonlinear Mean Reversion in London and Amsterdam Financial Markets in the 1700s," with Doug Wills.
2. "Expansion of Western Settlement on the Canadian and US Frontiers," with Doug Wills and Randy McFerrin.
3. "EQ and BAND TAR Models in Practice”
4. "A Comparison of Stock Market Returns in London and Amsterdam in the Eighteenth Century,” with Doug Wills.