Economics Department Chair and Poverty Center Director, James Ziliak and colleague Maggie Jones, senior economist at the U.S. Census Bureau, were recently selected to receive the 2022 Richard A.
Taylor Begley's research is highlighted in Housing Matters, an Urban Institute Initiative, "Neighborhoods Targeted by the Community Reinvestment Act Receive a Lower Quality of Financial Products and Services."
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Josh Ederington, joint with Mihai Paraschiv (2016 Gatton Ph.D. now at SUNY-Oswego) and Maurizio Zanardi (U.
Tyler Kleppe's paper, "Did the PCAOB’s 2009 Office Expansion Improve Audit Quality?," was accepted for publication in Contemporary Accounting Research.
David Sovich's paper, "Aversion to Student Debt? Evidence from Low-Wage Workers," has been accepted for publication in Journal of Finance.
Brian Murtha's paper, "Secondary Selling: Beyond the Salesperson-Customer Dyad," with Molly Burchett, Gatton Ph.D.
The University of Kentucky's Von Allmen School of Accountancy Ph.D. program was well represented at the University of Illinois Audit Symposium with two papers from Nargess Golshan and Blake Holman.
Sohee Kim, CISA, Ph.D. candidate presented two papers and discussed two other papers at the 2022 ABO Research Conference. The two papers she presented were:
This month, the Gatton College of Business honored the 2022 Lyman T. Johnson award recipients and celebrated the Golden Wildcats during Homecoming week. In this episode, you'll see highlights from several guest speakers to the college including Nate Morris, Mayor Linda Gorton and Board Governor, Christopher Waller. You won't want to miss the special Midterm Madness segment featuring our students, staff and faculty! It’s all here in this Happy Halloween and Homecoming edition of Simon Says!
Chuck Courtemanche's paper, "The effects of e-cigarette taxes on e-cigarette prices and tobacco product sales: Evidence from retail panel data," has been accepted for publication in Journal of Health Economics.
