David Hudgins Vita

Dr. David Hudgins
DAVID HUDGINS Dept. of Economics, 329 Hester Hall University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 73019-2103 phone: 405-325-2861 email: Hudgins@ou.edu EXPERIENCE
Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma, 2003-current. Taught graduate and undergraduate Statistics, Macroeconomics, International Trade and Finance, World Economic Development, Capstone; also taught overseas advanced programs courses. Mathematics Instructor, Garland Naaman Forest High School, Fort Worth North Side High School, 1997-2002. Financial Consultant, Merrill Lynch, 1995-1996. Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University, 1992-1995. Taught International, Mathematical, and Macroeconomics courses; undergraduate and graduate levels, including both Doctoral and MBA courses. Instructor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1988-1992. Taught Introductory and Intermediate Statistics courses, and taught introductory economics.
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS
Texas Secondary Teacher Certification (Lifetime), Mathematics and Economics. NASD Series 7, 63, and 65. Certified Financial Manager (CFM).
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Hudgins, David and C. W. Chan. “Optimal Exchange Rate Policy Under Unknown Pass-Through and Learning with Applications to Korea. Computational Economics, May 2008. ” Hudgins, David and David Yoskowitz. "International Trading of Emissions Rights: Pricing Under Accountability and Uncertainty," under review, submitted to International Trade Journal, 2008. Hudgins, David and Jie Shuai, "Optimal Monetary Policy Rules for Averting Productivity Induced Jobless Recoveries," Review of Applied Economics, 2 (2), 2006. Hudgins, David and David Yoskowitz. "Dollarization versus Coordination Policy for Small Countries Facing Dollar Dilemmas and Financial Liberalization," Journal of Policy Economics, 26 (2), 2004, 239-247. Hudgins, David. Behind the Wheel: Geometry, Music, and Astronomy of Ancient Civilizations, Brockton Publishing, 2003. Hudgins, David and Robert Brown. "Has Foreign Exchange Intervention in the U.S. Been Optimal?" Modeling and Control of National and Regional Economies 1995, ed. L. Vlacic, Pergamon, 1996, 93-96. Hudgins, David. "Optimal Foreign Exchange Intervention and J-Curve Effects," Journal of Economics and Finance, 18 (4), 1994, 309-318. Hudgins, David. "Government Debt Reduction Through Optimal Macroeconomic Transitory Rules," Southwestern Economic Proceedings: Selected Papers, 22(2), 1995, 95-104.
WORKING PAPERS
Hudgins, David. “Controllability of Latent Inflation.”
EDUCATION
Ph.D., 1993, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Economics. Fields in Macroeconomic Control Theory, International Economics, Monetary Economics, and Econometrics. Dissertation title: A Macroeconomic Analysis of Sectoral Price Movements in the United States. Dissertation committee: Franklin Shupp (Chair), Paul Newbold, Lee Alston M.S., 1990, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Economics. GPA 3.7 (A = 4.0) B.S., 1988, Oklahoma State University, Business Administration--Economics major with Finance minor. GPA 3.9 (A = 4.0). Received Richard H. Leftwich award for top economics student.

Dr. David Hudgins

DAVID HUDGINS
Dept. of Economics, 329 Hester Hall
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK 73019-2103
phone: 405-325-2861
email: Hudgins@ou.edu

EXPERIENCE

Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma, 2003-current. Taught graduate and undergraduate      Statistics, Macroeconomics, International Trade and Finance, World Economic Development,      Capstone; also taught overseas advanced programs courses.

Mathematics Instructor, Garland Naaman Forest High School, Fort Worth North Side High School,      1997-2002.

Financial Consultant, Merrill Lynch, 1995-1996.

Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University, 1992-1995.
     Taught International, Mathematical, and Macroeconomics courses; undergraduate and graduate      levels, including both Doctoral and MBA courses.

Instructor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1988-1992. Taught Introductory and Intermediate      Statistics courses, and taught introductory economics.

LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

Texas Secondary Teacher Certification (Lifetime), Mathematics and Economics.

NASD Series 7, 63, and 65. Certified Financial Manager (CFM).

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Hudgins, David and C. W. Chan. “Optimal Exchange Rate Policy Under Unknown Pass-Through and      Learning with Applications to Korea. Computational Economics, May 2008. ”

Hudgins, David and David Yoskowitz. "International Trading of Emissions Rights: Pricing Under      Accountability and Uncertainty," under review, submitted to International Trade Journal, 2008.

Hudgins, David and Jie Shuai, "Optimal Monetary Policy Rules for Averting Productivity Induced Jobless      Recoveries," Review of Applied Economics, 2 (2), 2006.

Hudgins, David and David Yoskowitz. "Dollarization versus Coordination Policy for Small Countries      Facing Dollar Dilemmas and Financial Liberalization," Journal of Policy Economics, 26 (2), 2004,      239-247.

Hudgins, David. Behind the Wheel: Geometry, Music, and Astronomy of Ancient Civilizations, Brockton      Publishing, 2003.

Hudgins, David and Robert Brown. "Has Foreign Exchange Intervention in the U.S. Been Optimal?"      Modeling and Control of National and Regional Economies 1995, ed. L. Vlacic, Pergamon, 1996, 93-96.

Hudgins, David. "Optimal Foreign Exchange Intervention and J-Curve Effects," Journal of Economics      and Finance, 18 (4), 1994, 309-318.

Hudgins, David. "Government Debt Reduction Through Optimal Macroeconomic Transitory Rules,"      Southwestern Economic Proceedings: Selected Papers, 22(2), 1995, 95-104.

WORKING PAPERS

Hudgins, David. “Controllability of Latent Inflation.”

EDUCATION

Ph.D., 1993, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Economics. Fields in Macroeconomic Control Theory, International Economics, Monetary Economics, and Econometrics. Dissertation title: A Macroeconomic Analysis of Sectoral Price Movements in the United States. Dissertation committee: Franklin Shupp (Chair), Paul Newbold, Lee Alston

M.S., 1990, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Economics. GPA 3.7 (A = 4.0)

B.S., 1988, Oklahoma State University, Business Administration--Economics major with Finance minor. GPA 3.9 (A = 4.0). Received Richard H. Leftwich award for top economics student.