Grey Gordon, Assistant Professor

Grey Gordon's research interests are in household consumption, investment, and employment decisions and how these decisions are impacted by fiscal, monetary, and credit policies. His recent work has focused on bankruptcy and business cycles. Other work has looked at wage garnishment, student loan regulations, the effect of capital on sovereign default, nominal rigidities in monetary policy, and the efficient computation of dynamic macroeconomic models. He has published in the Journal of Monetary Economics and is an avid programmer. Grey received both his B.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.