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Economics

Faculty

Daniel G Arce, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Professor. Areas: Game theory; business ethics; collective action; global public goods; terrorism and counterterrorism.GR 2.534 | 972-883-6857 |
Nathan C Berg, Ph.D., Economics, University of Kansas
Associate Professor. Areas: behavioral economics; applied microeconomics; financial economics.GR 3.528 | 972-883-2088 |
Kurt J Beron, Ph.D., Economics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Professor. Areas: public policy; applied microeconomics; applied econometrics.GR 3.208 | 972-883-2929 |
Brian J Berry, Ph.D., Geography, University of Washington
Dean and Lloyd Viel Berkner Professor. Areas: urban and regional development; global economy.GR 3.104 | 972-883-4988 |
Rachel T.A. Croson, Ph.D., Harvard University
Professor. Areas: Experimental economics; behavioral economics; negotiation and bargaining; public goods; and judgment and decision making.GR 2.514 | 972-883-6016 |
Chetan Dave, Ph.D., Economics, University of Pittsburgh
Assistant Professor. Areas: macroeconomics; applied econometrics; behavioral economics; experimental economics.GR 3.820 | 972-883-2306 |
Lloyd J Dumas, Ph.D., Economics, Columbia University
Professor. Areas: economic change; international security; technology policy.GR 3.218 | 972-883-2010 |
Catherine C Eckel, Ph.D., Economics, University of Virginia
Professor. Areas: experimental economics; behavioral economics.GR 2.810 | 972-883-4949 |
Simon M Fass, Ph.D., Urban and Regional Planning, University of California, Los Angeles
Associate Professor. Areas: economic development; policy analysis; public policy; international development; research methods.WSTC 1.220 | 972-883-2938 |
Donald A Hicks, Ph.D., Sociology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Professor. Areas: technology innovation; emerging technologies/industrial restructuring; business demography microanalysis; regional/urban analysis.GR 3.804 | 972-883-2733 |
Sherry Xin Li, Ph.D., Economics, University of Michigan
Assistant Professor. Areas: experimental economicsGR 2.820 | 972-883-4987 |
Susan K McElroy, Ph.D., Economics Education, Stanford University
Associate Professor. Areas: economics of education; labor economics; poverty and inequality.GR 2.538 | 972-883-4762 |
James C Murdoch, Ph.D., Economics, University of Wyoming
Professor. Areas: public economics; spatial econometrics.GR 2.806 | 972-883-4989 |
Daniel M O'Brien, Ph.D., Political Economy, University of Texas at Dallas
Senior Lecturer I. Areas: applied microeconomics; economics of education.GC 2.202 | 972-883-2555 |
Sheila Amin Gutierrez de Pineres, Ph.D., Duke University
Professor and Associate Provost. Areas: Development economics; Latin America; International Finance; export diversifications.HH 2.908 | 972-883-2258 |
Todd Sandler, Ph.D., Economics, SUNY at Binghamton
Vibhooti Shukla Professor. Areas: public economics; public choice; terrorism; international relations; international economics; international political economy.GR 2.539 | 972-883-6725 |
Barry J Seldon, Ph.D., Economics, Duke University
Professor. Areas: industrial organization; microeconomic theory.GR 3.806 | 972-883-2043 |
Kevin J Siqueira, Ph.D., Economics, Iowa State University
Associate Professor. Areas: public economics; environmental economics; contracts; principal-agent.GR 2.537 | 972-883-6480 |
Wim P Vijverberg, Ph.D., Economics, University of Pittsburgh
Professor. Areas: econometrics; labor economics development economics.GR 3.805 | 972-883-2042 |
  • Updated: January 10, 2007