Kevin D. Salyer
Professor of Economics

"On the following pages I submit to public judgment the result of 20 years of meditation. What a Copernicus succeeded in explaining the relationships of worlds in space, that I believe I have performed for the explanation of the relationships of men on earth." (H. Gossen)
 

Research Interests:  Macroeconomics, Monetary Theory, Asset Pricing Theory. 

Curriculum Vitae                                BGPE Readings Link

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Representative Recent Papers:

Some Fiscal Implications of Monetary Policy, with Harris Dellas, Bulletin of Economic Research 55 (2003) pp. 21-36. [PDF version]

The Response of Term Rates to Monetary Policy Uncertainty, with Oscar Jorda, Review of Economic Dynamics 6 (2003) pp. 941-962. [PDF version]

Macroeconomic Priorities and Crash States, Economics Letters 94 (2007) pp. 64-70. [PDF version]

Time Varying Uncertainty and the Credit Channel, with Victor Dorofeenko and Gabriel Lee, Bulletin of Economic Research forthcoming. [PDF version]

Taking the Monetary Implications of a Monetary Model Seriously, with Kristin van Gaasbeck, Economics Bulletin, October 2007. [PDF version]

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