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Thomas D. Willett

Ph.D. in Economics, University of Virginia
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LOCATION
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Harper East 206, Bauer 106 (CMC)
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OFFICE HOURS
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CGU: Tuesday 2:30 to 3:45 and by app. CMC: 4 to 5 Monday, Wednesday
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EMAIL
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PHONE
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909.621.8787
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FAX

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909.621.8545 / 909.621.8460
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| Material for Class |
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| Econ 350 - Global Money and Finance |
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Reading List
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| Econ 358 - Advanced Topics in International Money and Finance |
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Reading List
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| SPE 297, Econ 197 (CMC) - China and The Global Economy |
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Reading List
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| Econ 197s - Behavioral Finance, Financial Crises, and Risk Management |
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Reading List
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| Econ 102 - Macroeconomics |
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| Econ 140 - The World Economy |
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| Notes on Books and Articles |
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Notes on Contagion Measures
Notes on Henry Kaufman: The Road to Financial Reformatio
Notes on Current Financial Crisis and Methodologies of Economic and Financial Analysis
Notes on Richard A. Posner (2009), A Failure of Capitalism: The Crises of ‘08 and the Descent into Depression
Notes on James Barth: The Rise and Fall of The U.S. Mortgage and Credit Market
Notes on John Talbot: The 86 Biggest Lies on Wall Street
Notes on Berkman et al: The Global Financial Crisis
Notes on Clarke: Keynes
Notes on Greenspan-Brookings: Global Bubble
Notes on Johnson and Kwak: 13 Bankers: The Wall Street Takeover and Next Financial Meltdown
Notes on Levinson: Faulty Basel
Notes on Munchau: The Melt Down Years: The Unfolding of the Global Economic Crisis
Notes on Roubini: Crisis Economics
Notes on the Branermeier: Geneva Report
Notes on Turner: A Regulartory Responses to the Global Banking Crisis
Notes on the Warwick Commission on International Financial Reform
Notes on Thirkell-White: Dealing with The Banks
Notes on Vogel: Financial Market Bubble and Crashes
Notes on Voltz: Prospects for Monetary Cooperation and Integration in East Asia
Notes on Wolf: Fixing Global Finance
Notes on Robert Triver (2011): The Folly of Fools
Notes on Robert Frank (2011): The Darwin Economy
Notes on Skidelsky (2012) : How Much is Enough?
Notes on Buonomano (2011): Brain Bugs
Notes on Shull (2012): Market Mind Games
Notes on Smith (2007): Chaos
Notes on Gazzaniga (2011): Who is in Charge?
Notes on Acemoglu and Robinson (2012): Why nations Fail?
Notes on Hubbard (2009) : The Failure of Risk Management
Notes on Kolbe (2010) : Lessons from Financial Crisis
Notes on Mackenzie (2006) : An Engine, Not Camera : How Financial Models Shape Markets
Notes on Manjoo (2008) : True Enough : Learning to Live in Post-Fact Society
Notes on Sender (2012) : Asia's Financial Shortcoming Matter More as Growth Struggles
Notes on Sharot (2011) : The Optimum Bias
Notes on John Gribbin (2004) : Deep Simplicity
Notes on Emanuel Derman (2012) : Models Behaving Badly
Notes on Ruchir Sharma (2012) : Breakout Nations
Notes on Nate Silver (2012) : The Signal and The Noise
Notes on Volz (2010) : Prospects for Monetary Cooperation and Integration in East Asia
Notes on Zhang (2012) : The Chinese Wave
Notes on Pink (2009) : Drive
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Notes on China, the U.S., and the Global Economy
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Notes on James Mann (2007), The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders Explain Away Chinese Repression
Notes on Fareed Zakaria (2008), The Post American World
Notes on Susan Shirk (2007), China: Fragile Superpower
Notes on Bill Emmott (2008), Rivals: How the Power Struggle between China, India, and Japan Will Shape Our Next Decade
Notes on Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft (2008), America and the World
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