Professor of Economics
France-Merrick Economics School Scholar
Contact
410-617-5831
Sellinger Corridor 313
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Biography
John D. Burger is professor of economics within the Sellinger College of Enterprise at Loyola College Maryland. Past instructing at Loyola, Professor Burger has been a visiting scholar on the Financial institution for Worldwide Settlements in Basel, Switzerland and De Nederlandsche Financial institution in Amsterdam. He has served as a guide to the OECD, World Financial institution, Asian Growth Financial institution, and Inter-American Growth Financial institution. Professor Burger acquired a B.S. from Wake Forest College and Ph.D. from the College of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Educational Levels
Ph D, College of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
BS, Wake Forest College
Consultant Publications
Burger, J. D., Warnock, F. E., & Warnock, V. C. (2022). A Pure Degree of Capital Flows. Journal of Financial Economics 130: 1-16.
“The Symmetry and Cyclicality of R&D Spending in Superior Economies,” (with Norman Sedgley and Kerry Tan), Empirical Economics 57(5): 1811-1828, November 2019.
“Forex Issues: Analyzing Worldwide Bond Portfolios” (with Frank and Veronica Warnock) Journal of Worldwide Economics 114: 376-388, September 2018.
“Benchmarking Portfolio Flows,” (with Frank and Veronica Warnock) IMF Financial Assessment 66(3): 527–563, September 2018.
“Jobless Recoveries: Stagnation or Structural Change,” (with Jeremy Schwartz) Financial Inquiry 56(2): 709-723, April 2018.
“The Results of U.S. Financial Coverage on Rising Market Economies’ Sovereign and Company Bond Markets,” (with Frank and Veronica Warnock) Central Banking, Evaluation, and Financial Insurance policies E book Sequence, in: Enrique G. Mendoza & Ernesto Pastén & Diego Saravia (ed.), Financial Coverage and World Spillovers: Mechanisms, Results, and Coverage Measures, version 1, quantity 25, chapter 3, pages 49-96 Central Financial institution of Chile, 2018.
Macroeconomic Shocks and Company R&D,” (with Norman Sedgley and Kerry Tan) B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics, June 2017.
“US Funding in World Bonds: Because the Fed pushes, Some EMEs pull,” (with Rajeswari Sengupta and Frank and Veronica Warnock) Financial Coverage 30(84): 729-766, October 2015.
“Productive Recessions and Jobless Recoveries,” (with Jeremy Schwartz) Up to date Financial Coverage 33(4): 636-648, October 2015.
“Bond Market Growth in Creating Asia,” (with Frank and Veronica Warnock) From Stress to Development: Strengthening Asia’s Monetary Techniques in a Put up-Disaster World Ed. Marcus Noland and Donghyun Park. Peterson Institute for Worldwide Economics, October 2015.
“Rising Native Forex Bond Markets” (with F.E. Warnock and V.C. Warnock) Monetary Analysts Journal 68(4):73-93, July 2012.
“Is America’s Pastime Too Time Consuming?” (with Stephen J.Okay. Walters), Economics Letters 116(2):204-206, Might 2012.
“Exterior capital constructions and oil worth volatility,” (with A. Rebucci, F.E. Warnock and V.C. Warnock), Journal of Enterprise, Finance and Economics in Rising Economies 5(2): 1-37, December 2010.
“Unsure Prospects: Charges of Return within the Baseball Draft,” (with Stephen J.Okay. Walters), Journal of Sports activities Economics 10(5):485-501, October 2009.
“Testing Truthful Wage Idea,” (with Stephen J.Okay. Walters), Journal of Labor Analysis 29(4):318-332, December 2008.
“The Existence and Persistence of a Winner’s Curse: New Proof from the (Baseball) Subject,” (with Stephen J.Okay. Walters), Southern Financial Journal 75(1):232-45, July 2008.
“International Participation in Native-Forex Bond Markets,” (with Francis E. Warnock), Assessment of Monetary Economics 16(3): 291-304, July 2007.
“Native Forex Bond Markets” (with Francis E. Warnock), IMF Workers Papers 53: 133-146, September 2006.
