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Robert Gmeiner, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Financial Economics
Methodist University Fayetteville, North Carolina
Department of Financial Economics
Reeves School of Business
Rigorously researching timely topics
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Eager to research, discover, teach, and find links between disparate concepts
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Fascinated by economics, the American tradition, history, institutions, and deep questions of economic prosperity
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Committed to Christianity, family, and civility

Research
See my research page for fascinating, relevant, and rigorous work, or overviews for succinct synopses of recent work.
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My most recent publication in Kyklos “The Distributional Effects of Expansionary Monetary Policy” shows the regressive effects of monetary stabilization and stimulus.


Teaching
Teaching is delightful, whether at a small liberal arts college or a lecture hall at a massive state university or anywhere in between; I've done it all. Students should be taught by a scholar at the forefront of the knowledge frontier. Ranging from the introductory level to senior capstone projects, I've developed and taught a captivating variety of classes.
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