Faculty Members 2009-2010

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

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Jean-Pierre Dubé

Sigmond E. Edelstone Professor of Marketing

• Durable Goods Adoption Decisions – A New Approach to Measuring Consumer Preferences and Expectations

Günter Hitsch

Associate Professor of Marketing

• Durable Goods Adoption Decisions – A New Approach to Measuring Consumer Preferences and Expectations

Randall Kroszner

• Information versus Access: Why do Firms become Politically Active?
• Assessing the Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Real Economics Activity

Gregor Matvos

• The Dynamics of Organization Form and Corporate Socialism: A Structural Approach

Atif Mian

• Fiscal Stimulus and Macroeconomic Fluctuations: Evidence from Cash for Clunkers

Tobias Moskowitz

• A Distinguishing Test of Rational versus Behavioral Theories for Value and Momentum

Brent Neiman

Assistant Professor of Economics

• The Mechanics of External Adjustment

Jonathan Rogers

Associate Professor of Accounting

• The Role of Global Organization in Management Behavior of Multi-national Firms

John Romalis

Associate Professor of Economics

• Impact of Chinese Consumer Products on Consumer Prices

Jeffrey Russell

• Markov Chain Factor Model Pricing of Mortgage Backed Securities

Amit Seru

• The Dynamics of Organization Form and Corporate Socialism: A Structural Approach

Amir Sufi

• Fiscal Stimulus and Macroeconomic Fluctuations: Evidence from Cash for Clunkers

Francesco Trebbi

• Intra-Elite Dynamics in African Countries

Regina Wittenberg-Moerman

• Debt-equity Conflicts of Interest from the Perspective of Debt and Equity Analysts

Luigi Zingales

• The Impact of the Crisis on Households’ Portfolio Choices