Stephen Norman, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
About
Degrees
Ph.D.
Cornell University
2006
M.A.
Cornell University
2004
B.S.
Brigham Young University
2000
Introduction
Stephen Norman received his PhD in economics from Cornell University in 2006. Most recently, Dr. Norman was a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Economics at Brigham Young University where he worked for two years. His teaching interests include microeconomics, macroeconomics, and statistics.
Dr. Norman's research focuses on exchange rate determination and the statistical tools used to study macroeconomic data.
Scholarly Interests
- Applied Time Series Analysis
- Economic History
- International Economics
Current Research
Working Papers/Works in Progress:
"Nonlinear Mean Reversion in London and Amsterdam Financial Markets in the 1700s," with Doug Wills"Expansion of Western Settlement on the Canadian and US Frontiers," with Doug Wills and Randy McFerrin"EQ and BAND TAR Models in Practice."
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