Jonathan Wolff
Assistant Professor
Economics
Profile
Academic Background
- PhD, Economics, University of Notre Dame, 2014.
- MS, Economics, University of Notre Dame, 2011.
- BS, Economics, Quinnipiac University, 2009.
Academic & Professional Experience
- Assistant Professor - Miami University, Department of Economics: Fall 2014-Present.
Recent Publications
- "Without Looking Closer, it May Seem Cheap: Low Interest Rates and Government Borrowing" with Julio Garin, Robert Lester, and Eric Sims, July 2019, Economics Letters 180, 28-32.
- "The State-Dependent Effects of Tax Shocks" with Eric Sims, August 2018, European Economic Review 107, 57-85.
- "The Output and Welfare Effects of Government Spending Shocks over the Business Cycle" with Eric Sims, August 2018, International Economic Review 59 (3), 1403-1435.
- "State-Dependent Fiscal Multipliers: Calvo vs. Rotemberg" with Eric Sims, Economics Letters, October 2017, 159: 190-194.
- "The Empirical Relevance of the Mises-Hayek Theory of the Trade Cycle" with Robert Lester, Review of Austrian Economics, December 2013, 26(4): 433-461.
Honors & Awards
- Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor, Kaneb Learning Center, University of Notre Dame
- Distinguished Teaching Award, Department of Economics, University of Notre Dame
- Economics Award, Class of 2009, Quinnipiac University
- Charter Oak Scholar of the Year, Lender School of Business, Quinnipiac University
Biography
As a macroeconomist, my research interests lie in the fields of business cycles, monetary and fiscal policy, and credit frictions. My work employs both theoretical and empirical methods.
Courses
- SPRING 2021
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ECO 317 E TR 4:25-5:45 (HYBRID), FSB 0021
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ECO 202H A TR 11:40-1:00 (HYBRID), FSB 0021