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Research interests: international trade theory and policy; the
Indian economy. Co-author of International Economics, 6th
Edition, an undergraduate textbook (McGraw-Hill, 2008).
Published journal articles (some co-authored) have dealt with
India's long-run commodity terms of trade and single factoral
terms of trade, offshore assembly provisions, aspects of John
Stuart Mill's trade theory, effective protection, exchange rate
depreciation, customs unions in a three-country Ricardian trade
model, and comparative welfare effects of customs unions versus
unilateral tariff reductions. Was Director of Davidson's 1996
Semester-in-India Program and 2000 Semester-in-India and Nepal
Program. Courses taught at Davidson include "Introductory
Economics," "Survey of International Economics," "Intermediate
Macroeconomic Theory," and "International Trade." Taught at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for over 20 years
before coming to Davidson in 1990. Received UNC-Chapel Hill's
Tanner Award for "Excellence in Inspirational Teaching of
Undergraduate Students" in 1983 and Davidson's Thomas Jefferson
Award for teaching and service in 2004.
Department of Economics
Davidson College
P.O. Box 6903
Davidson, NC 28035-6903
Office: Chambers 201A
Phone: (704) 894-2294
FAX: (704) 894-2874
Email:
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