Faculty and Staff
Faculity in Wright State's Master of Science in Social and
Applied Economics program look beyond the traditional
framework of economics to incorporate innovate and exciting
social components. With their extensive practical and
theoretical experience, they have developed creative
solutions for private firms and government agencies.
| Professors |
Research
Interests |
| John P. Blair |
Ph.D., 1974, West Virginia
University; urban and regional economics, Dayton real
estate markets, urban futures |
| Joseph G. Eisenhauer |
Ph.D., Department Chair, 1991,
State University New York at Buffalo; economics of risk
and uncertainty, ethics,labor economics, applied
microeconomics, statistics |
| Rudy Fictenbaum |
Ph.D., 1980, University of
Missouri - Columbia; applied econometrics, labor
economics, collective bargaining, macroeconomics,
health economics |
| Pauletta Olsen |
Ph.D., 1989, University of Utah;
labor economics, history of economics thought,
methodolgy, feminist economic thought, political
economy |
| Evan W. Osborne |
Ph.D., 1993 UCLA; microeconomic
theory, law and economics, public choice, international
economics, workplace diversity, sports economics |
| Robert Premus |
Ph.D., 1974, Lehigh University;
regional - urban economics, public finance, economic
theory, monetary economics, innovation and
entrepreneurship, technology transfer |
| G. Thomas Sav |
Ph. D., 1981, George Washington
University, microeconomics, public finance, energy
economics, property rights theory, higher
education |
| Thomas Traynor |
Ph.D., 1986, Purdue University;
forecasting, econometrics, industrial orgaziation,
microeconomics, regulation and antitrust |
| Associate Professors |
| Tran Huu Dung |
Ph. D., 1978, Syracuse
University; microeconomic theory, international
economics, mathematical economics |
| Brabara E. Hopkins |
Ph.D., 1992, University of
Maryland; comparative economic institutions,
development economics, economics of the Pacific Rim,
gender economics, transition economics |
| Assistant Professors |
| Sirisha Naidu |
Ph.D., 2007, University of
Massachusetts Armherst; environmental and natural
resources economics, economics of development and
conservation. |
| Zdravka Todorova |
Ph.D., 2007, University of
Missouri - Kansas City; institutional economics,
macroeconomics, monetary theory |
| Program Director |
| Leonard J. Kloft |
Pd. D., 1995, University of Iowa;
(Director); globalization, international economics,
economic history, cliometrics, econometrics,
e-commerce |
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