Faculty Members 2008-2009

The following Chicago Booth faculty members are involved in conducting research for the Initiative on Global Markets.

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Brian Barry

Clinical Associate Professor of Economics

• Course Development: Doing Business in Asia
• Access to Markets in Developed and Emergin Economies

Marianne Bertrand

Fred G. Steingraber/A. T. Kearney Professor of Economics

• Financial Literacy, Cognitive Biases and Payday Lending

Christian Broda

Associate Professor of Economics

• The Impact of Fiscal Policy

Hans B. Christensen

Assistant Professor of Accounting

• Who Use Fair-value Accounting for Non-financial Assets Following IFRS Adoption?

Joseph Gerakos

Assistant Professor of Accounting

• Hedge Funds: Internal Controls, Reporting Systems, and Investor Rights

Emir Kamenica

Assistant Professor of Economics

• Voting and Ideology

Steven Kaplan

Neubauer Family Professor of Entrepreneurship and Finance

• The Effects of Stock Lending
• Which Investor Characteristics and Abilities Matter?
• Who is Targeted for Say on Pay?

Atif Mian

Associate Professor of Finance

• House Prices, Consumer Credit and Consumption

Adair Morse

Assistant Professor of Finance

• Financial Literacy, Cognitive Biases and Payday Lending
• Sovereign Wealth Funds: Portfolio Tilt, Corporate Governance and Real Economy Impacts

Tobias Moskowitz

Fama Family Professor of Finance and Neubauer Family Faculty Fellow

• Value and Momentum Everywhere

Brent Neiman

Assistant Professor of Economics

• Intrafirm Trade and International Macro Dynamics

Valeri Nikolaev

Assistant Professor of Accounting

• Who Use Fair-value Accounting for Non-financial Assets Following IFRS Adoption?

Robert Novy-Marx

Assistant Professor of Finance

• State and Local Government Pension Funding and Investment Strategies: Risk and the Distribution of Intergenerational Transfer

Raghuram Rajan

Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance

• Access to Markets in Developed and Emerging Economies

Joshua Rauh

Assistant Professor of Finance

• State and Local Government Pension Funding and Investment Strategies: Risk and the Distribution of Intergenerational Transfer

Jeffrey Russell

Professor of Econometrics and Statistics

• The Tip of the Iceberg; What the Market Knows and When

Amit Seru

Assistant Professor of Finance

• The Paradox of Default Models
• Identifying Lender Moral Hazard: Evidence from Subprime Loan Defaults

Amir Sufi

Associate Professor of Finance

• House Prices, Consumer Credit and Consumption

Francesco Trebbi

Associate Professor of Finance

• The Industrial Organization of K Street: What Do Lobbyists Do? How Much Are They Paid and Why? 

Luigi Zingales

Robert C. McCormack Professor of Entrepreneurship and Finance

• Educational Attainment, Productivity and Growth
• The Effects of Educational Styles

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