Thought Leadership

Economics faculty routinely lend their subject matter expertise to external media outlets seeking informed perspective. Below is a sampling of the outreach and impact of economics faculty.


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David Brasington, PhD

Professor & James C. and Caroline Kautz Chair in Political Economy

Brasington is a leading expert in public finance, urban and regional economics, and real estate finance.

 
OutletArticleTopic(s)Scope
WXIX-TVRising childcare prices could harm the economyChildcare costsRegional
Business InsiderThe benefits and downsides for 'forever renters'Renting vs. buying a homeRegional
WTOL-TVNo income tax would force communities to make decisionsOhio income tax eliminationState

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Erwin Erhardt, PhD

Associate Professor - Educator

Erhardt's research interests focus on economic development and comparative economics.

OutletArticleTopic(s)Scope
WVXU Cincinnati EditionTips on tipping while travelingConsumer spendingLocal/state
WLWT-TVTrend of restaurants closing continuesRestaurant industry business closingsLocal/state
Spectrum NewsGrowing trend seeing retirees returning to workWorkforceLocal/state

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Michael Jones, PhD

Kautz-Uible Assistant Professor of Economics

Jones is routinely interviewed by Cincinnati-area, regional and national media outlets. His expertise spans labor economics, financial literacy and public education.

OutletArticleTopic(s)Scope
ABC NewsThe 'Super Bowl' of economic dataU.S macroeconomic indicators and Federal Reserve policy National
WVXU Cincinnati EditionHow much money can be saved by trimming the workforce?Federal workforce reduction debateLocal/state
WCPO-TVShoppers look to cut back on spendingConsumer behavior amid inflation and savings useLocal/state

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Hernan Moscoso Boedo, PhD

Associate Professor

Boedo's research focuses on economic development, growth and macroeconomic fluctuations.

 
OutletArticleTopic(s)Scope
ABC NewsHow inflation spiked then returned to target rangeInflationNational
WVXU Cincinnati EditionUC economics professor explains why inflation is persistingInflationRegional