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Emeritus Faculty

Professor Fred R. Glahe
e-mail: fred.glahe@colorado.edu

Professor Charles W. Howe
e-mail: charles.howe@colorado.edu

Professor Frank Hsiao
e-mail: frank.hsiao@colorado.edu
web site: http://www.colorado.edu/Economics/people/faculty/hsiao.html

Professor Jane Lillydahl
e-mail: jane.lillydahl@colorado.edu
web site: http://www.colorado.edu/Economics/people/faculty/lillydahl.html

Professor Wyn Owen
e-mail: wfoceo@earthlink.net

Professor Don Roper
e-mail: donald.roper@colorado.edu
web site: spot.colorado.edu/~roper

Professor Larry D. Singell
e-mail: larry.singell@colorado.edu

Professor Bernard Udis
e-mail: bernard.udis@colorado.edu

Adjunct Faculty

Mohammed Akacem, Ph.D. Economics, University of Colorado, May 1981. His fields of specialization are Money and Banking, International Economic Development, and Political Economy of the Middle East.
phone: 303-556-4649
e-mail: akacem@spot.colorado.edu

Eckhard Janeba, Ph D., University of Bonn, Germany, 1994, has been a professor at the University of Mannheim since September 2004. His fields of specialization are Public Economics and International Economics. He taught at the University of Colorado at Boulder from 1999 to 2004. Also, Eckhard is a research fellow for National Bureau of Economic Research and CESifo Research Network , Germany, and an associate editor for International Tax and Public Finance.
e-mail: janeba@uni-mannheim.de

Kishore Kulkarni, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, 1982, is a Professor of Economics at the Metropolitan State College of Denver. He has published 54 journal articles (many of these concentrating on International and Monetary Economic issues of India), two Macro-Monetary Theory textbooks (Kendall/Hunt Publications, 1997 and Macmillan India Limited, 1999), and two research books. Professor Kulkarni has been awarded an Excellence in Teaching Award, an Outstanding Researcher/Scholar Award by the Golden Key International Honor Society, and served on the 1994 voyage of Semester at Sea. He initiated a refereed, international journal entitled Indian Journal of Economics and Business in 2002.
phone: 303-556-2675
e-mail: kulkarnk@mscd.edu

Diana Moss, Ph.D. Economics, Colorado School of Mines, vice president and senior research fellow of the American Antitrust Institute (AAI), is an economist specializing in antitrust, regulation, energy and natural resources. Since 2001, Dr. Moss has developed and managed projects for AAI on electricity sector restructuring and competition, energy mergers, network access, cruise mergers, internet-based joint ventures, and tobacco industry consolidation. Before joining AAI, she was senior economist and coordinator for competition analysis in the Office of Markets, Tariffs and Rates at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and a consultant at the National Economic Research Associates. Dr. Moss has published articles in numerous academic journals and is editor of Network Access, Regulation and Antitrust. In addition to being an adjunct professor of Public Policy at the Georgetown University Graduate Public Policy Institute, she is a frequent speaker at conferences and training seminars.
phone: 303-492-4552 AAI work phone: 720-233-5971
e-mail: dmoss@antitrustinstitute.org

Thomas Rutherford, Ph D., Stanford University, 1987. His research specialty involves the formulation and analysis of large-scale economic equilibrium models. He has made contributions to applied general-equilibrium analysis in which his applied work ranges from an analysis of the effect of trade and economic growth to the economic effects of carbon emissions restrictions in response to global warming. Professor Rutherford taught at the University of Colorado at Boulder from 1992 to 2003 and has held a chair in Energy Economics at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH-Zurich) since 2008.
e-mail: trutherford@ethz.ch

Visiting Associate Professor
2008-2009

Rebecca Neumann, Universtiy of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
e-mail: rebecca.neumann@colorado.edu

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