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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Fascinated by the American and Western traditions, history, economic growth, and time series econometrics
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Eager to learn and teach
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Committed to Christianity, family, and civility
Research
I'm delighted to announce the publication of “The Distributional Effects of Expansionary Monetary Policy” in Kyklos, showing regressive effects of monetary stabilization and stimulus.
See my research page for fascinating, relevant, and rigorous work, or overviews for succinct synopses. My research interests center on empirical macroeconomics with time series analysis, and the institutions, traditions, and historical events that have shaped current economic and geopolitical circumstances.
Teaching
Teaching is delightful, whether at a small liberal arts college or a lecture hall at a massive state university, or anywhere in between, and 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, with more in the works.