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Ph.D., Economics,
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Professor
Department of Economics
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Past Visiting Positions:
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Contact Information: Department of Economics
P.O. Box
Office: (414) 229-5334
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Also,Affiliated with:Department of Applied Economics
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Additional Contact Information:
Department of Applied Economics
Office: (612) 625-8241
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Faculty Research Associate:MIS Research CenterCarlson School of ManagementUniversity of Minnesota |
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Research Fellow:Economic Research Forum(A World Bank sponsored initiative with a regional research focus) |
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Associate Editor:International Economic Journal |
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RESEARCH
Select Papers & Publications |
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| I am presently
on leave from UW-Milwaukee, serving as Vice President at the Risk Assessment
Division of US Bank to assist in the development of risk and probability of
default measures on
commercial loans in compliance
with BASEL II accord. Below are
some of
my most recent areas of research interest. These interests focus on
risk, risk management, finance,
information,
growth, trade
and governance. A sample of my papers and publications
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On RiskHamid Mohtadi "Public versus Private Information in Banks' Evaluating the Risk of Commercial Borrowers" (work in progress) Hamid Mohtadi and Antu Murshid “The Risk of Catastrophic Terrorism: An Extreme Value Approach” June 2007 forthcoming: Journal of Applied Econometrics (Funded Research) Hamid Mohtadi and Jean Kinsey “Optimum Investments to Mitigate Catastrophic Risk: Application to Food Industry Firms” May 2007 Sloan Industry Center Working Paper Series # WP 2007-23 (Funded Research) Hamid Mohtadi, Swati Agiwal and Jean Kinsey "Optimal Security Investments and Extreme Risk" American Economic Association, January 2008 (Funded Research) Swati Agiwal, Hamid Mohtadi and Jean Kinsey “Security-Preparedness of Firms in U.S. Food Supply Chain” 2008 Sloan Industry Studies Working Paper Series Hamid Mohtadi “Assessing the risk of Terrorism using Extreme Value Statistics,” Proceedings of the Institute of Food Technologists’ First Annual Food Protection and Defense Research Conference, November 3-4, 2005, (Proceedings of the Institute of Food Technologists’ First Annual Food Protection and Defense Research Conference (Atlanta, GA) 2006 Hamid Mohtadi “Developing Risk Metrics to Estimate Risks of Catastrophic Biological and Bioterrorist Events: Applications to the Food Industry” Wiley Handbook of Science and Engineering for Homeland Security forthcoming Hamid Mohtadi and Antu Murshid “Analyzing Catastrophic Terrorist Events with Applications to the Food Industry,” (with A. Murshid) in The Economic Costs and Consequences of Terrorism, Harry Richardson (ed), Edward Elgar 2006 (London, UK), ISBN #1845427343 Hamid Mohtadi and Antu Murshid “A Global Chronology of Incidents of Chemical, Biological, Radioactive and Nuclear Attacks: 1950-2005” published at the website of the National Center for Food Protection and Defense (NCFPD) at http://www.fpd.umn.edu/ Rob Kauffman and Hamid Mohtadi “Open Vs. Proprietary Systems in B2B E-Procurement: A Risk-Augmented Transaction Cost Perspective,” Management Information Systems 2004, 21: 137-166
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On
Financial Markets
“Financial Markets and the
Financing Choice of Firms in Developing Countries: Exposition with Panel Data”
Global Finance Journal 2004, 15: 57-70 (with S. Agarwal)
“Stock Market Development and Economic Growth: Evidence from Developing
Countries,” Working
Paper Working Paper, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
(With S. Agarwal, Bank of
“International Stock Market
Interdependence” (with S. Agarwal& M. Kandil). |
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On Information and Information Management“Analyzing Interorganizational
Information Sharing Strategies in B2B E-Commerce Supply Chains” 2003 Winner
of Best Paper Award, INFORMS-CIST conference, “Information Exchange and IT Adoption in Supply Chains: Application to the Food Sector.” American Journal of Agricultural Economics 2005, 87: 582-599 (funded research by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation) (with Jean Kinsey). “The
Empirics of Information Sharing and IT Adoption in Food Supply Chains.” Working
paper,
“Trade, Transparency and Corruption: An
Information Signaling Game.” (with S. Polasky and T. Roe)
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On Governance
“Democracy, Rent Seeking, Public Goods and Growth,” Journal of Public Economics Vol. 87, 2003,
pp. 445-466.
“Lobbying, Growth & Public Goods,” European Journal of Political Economy, 1998, 14.4: 453-573. (with T. Roe). |
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