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Education
Ph.D., Duke University, 1976; M.A., Duke University, 1972; B.A., University of Missouri, 1969.
Research Areas
Applied microeconomics, population economics, money and banking.
Recent Consulting
Illinois League of Financial Institutions, Institute of Real Estate Management, The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Academic Positions
Arizona State University 1975-present. Previous Appointments: University of Waikato, Australian National University, Arizona State University, North Carolina State University.
Career and Recent Professional Awards; Teaching Awards
ASU Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award, 1984; CASE (Council for Advancement and Support of Education) Arizona Professor of the Year, 1991; Ford Honor Fellow, 2002-2004; National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Distinguished Faculty Inductee, 2006; ASU Featured Faculty Member, 2005; Faculty-Staff Appreciation Award, Office of the President, ICA, and ASASU, 2001.
Professional Leadership
Reviewer, Journal of Economic Education, Journal of Managerial and Decision Economics. Editorial Advisory Board, Dushkin Annual Edition Series, Economics and Microeconomics.
Representative Publications
"An Economic Analysis of Academic Dishonesty and Its Deterrence in High Education," (with M. Jennings, Journal of Legal Studies Education, Summer/Fall 2008. Selected by the Academy of Legal Studies in Business as the Outstanding Article in the journal in 2008.
"The Post-Enron Era for Stakeholder Theory: A New Look at Corporate Governance and the Coase Theorem," (with M. Jennings), Mercer Law Review, Spring, 2003.
"Counting Snowbirds: The Importance of and the Problems with Estimating Seasonal Populations" (with T.D. Hogan), Population Research and Policy Review, June, 2002.
"Creating a Futures Market for Major Event Tickets: Problems and Prospects," (with Marianne Jennings). The Cato Journal, Winter, 2002.
