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Vanderbilt University Economics Ph.D. Candidates 2009-2010
Available for positions

placement officer: william.collins@vanderbilt.edu

 
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Davis, Scott Primary Fields: International Macroeconomics
CV Dissertation Title: Globalization and the Business Cycle
jonathan.s.davis@vanderbilt.edu Job Market Paper: "The Real Effects of Financial Sector Uncertainty"
(w) 615-936-7260
(cell) 502-550-2509
Advisor: Mario Crucini

Fadlon, Yariv Primary Fields: Labor, Microeconomic Theory
CV Dissertation Title: Essays on Statistical Discrimination and on the Payoff to Publishing in Economics Journals
yariv.fadlon@vanderbilt.edu Job Market Paper: "Statistical Discrimination and the Implications of Employer-Employee Racial Matches"
(w) 615-322-0715
(cell) 615-818-6932
Advisors:

Andrea Moro and Myrna Wooders


Guo, Zhengfeng Primary Fields: Time Series Econometrics
CV Dissertation Title:

Three Essays on Nonlinear Time Series Econometrics

zhengfeng.guo@vanderbilt.edu Job Market Paper:

"An Asymmetric Smooth Transition GARCH Model"

(w) 615-322-0715
(cell) 615-424-6350
Advisor: Mototsugu Shintani

Nakkas, Alper Primary Fields: Microeconomic Theory, Game Theory
CV Dissertation Title: Essays on Two-Sided Network Markets
alper.nakkas@vanderbilt.edu Job Market Paper: Bargaining in a Network with Heterogeneous Buyers (for economics) and
Retail Assortment Planning Under Category Captainship (for business)
(w) 615-322-2410
(cell) 615-983-0564
Advisor: Quan Wen

Seth, Suman Primary Fields: Development, Applied Microeconomics
CV Dissertation Title: Essays in Multidimensional Measurement: Welfare, Poverty, and Robustness
suman.seth@vanderbilt.edu Job Market Paper: "A Class of Association Sensitive Multidimensional Welfare Indices"
(w) 615-322-2410
(cell) 615-383-6910
Advisor: James Foster

Trafton, Tamara Primary Fields: Behavioral Economics
CV Dissertation Title: From Fundraising to Fair Trade: An Analysis of the New Face of Charitable Giving
tamara.l.trafton@vanderbilt.edu Job Market Paper:

Shop ‘til Poverty Drops? Charitable Giving Through Gift Catalogues

(w) 615-322-2410
(cell) 719-325-9690
Advisor: Myrna Wooders

 

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