Jeffrey M. Gropp
Economics and Management
Professor of Economics and Management
Specialties:
Finance, Behavioral finance, Investments, Asset pricing, Statistical analysis, Public Policy, Taxes, Classical liberal philosophy
Bio:
Jeffrey Gropp's research interests include finance, behavioral finance, econometrics, public policy and public finance. He has a growing interest in the philosophy of classical liberalism and is the author of Teaching Classical Liberalism in the Liberal Arts. He teaches a course on Liberty and the Role of Government.
More recently, Gropp has returned to his original area of interest: finance. He is conducting research on hedging volatility using asymmetric GARCH techniques in commodity markets with a particular interest in reverse leverage effects in such markets.