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3. AIG: MISCONCEPTIONS, PRECIPITATING FACTORS IN GOVERNMENT BAILOUT, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY

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Open Access
Author:
Paulovich, Alexis
Title:
AIG: MISCONCEPTIONS, PRECIPITATING FACTORS IN GOVERNMENT BAILOUT, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
American International Group
Government Bailout
Credit Default Swaps
Regulatory Arbitrage
Executive Compensation
File:
Download Paulovich_ThesisFinal.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
George David Haushalter, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. George David Haushalter, Thesis Supervisor
David Shapiro, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. Financial Market Responses to Policy Options in Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Singapore during the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis

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Open Access
Author:
Edwards, Christopher Pierce
Title:
Financial Market Responses to Policy Options in Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Singapore during the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
financial markets
policy options
1997 crisis
asian financial crisis
singapore
indonesia
hong kong
File:
Download THESIS_FINAL_April_18.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Bumba Mukherjee, Thesis Supervisor
Subhanan Mukherjee, Thesis Supervisor
David Shapiro, Thesis Honors Advisor

11. Student Government Budgets: A Causative Analysis

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Open Access
Author:
Cannon, Mark J
Title:
Student Government Budgets: A Causative Analysis
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
econometrics
student government
UPUA
Stata
budgets
student leadership
student affairs
economic analysis
student fees
government structures
File:
Download Student_Government_Budgets_A_Causative_Analysis2.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
N Edward Coulson, Thesis Supervisor
N Edward Coulson, Thesis Supervisor
David Shapiro, Thesis Honors Advisor

12. Whither the Numbers? The Effects of U.S. News and World Report Law School Rankings on Application and Matriculation Decisions between 2002 and 2007

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Open Access
Author:
Gerhardt, William Scott
Title:
Whither the Numbers? The Effects of U.S. News and World Report Law School Rankings on Application and Matriculation Decisions between 2002 and 2007
Area of Honors:
Economics
Keywords:
signaling
U.S. News and World Report
lawyers
rankings
higher education
law school
labor economics
File:
Download GerhardtHonorsThesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John Jesse Cheslock, Thesis Supervisor
John Jesse Cheslock, Thesis Supervisor
David Shapiro, Thesis Honors Advisor