John Goodell, Ph.D.

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Education:

• Ph.D. Kent State University
• MCIS, Cleveland State University
• MBA, Miami University

Biography

Professional & Academic Experience:

Academic Experience

• Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Akron, August 2008 – present
• Assistant Professor of Finance, Baldwin-Wallace College, August 2006 – August 2008
• Adjunct Instructor of Finance, Baldwin-Wallace College, Summer 2006
• Graduate Research Assistant and Instructor of Finance, Kent State University, August 2003 – May 2006
• Adjunct Instructor of Educational Technology, January 2002 – August 2003

Teaching Interests:

• Derivatives
• Corporate Finance
• International Finance

Research Interests:

• Cultural and institutional qualities as they relate to topics in international finance such as nations’ financing choices and national equity premiums; issues of governance

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Research Accomplishments

Recent Publications:

• “Price-earnings changes during US presidential election cycles: Voter uncertainty and other determinants,”, John Goodell and Richard Bodey, Public Choice, forthcoming, 2010.
• "Financial Markets versus Institutions in European Countries: Influence of Culture and Other National Characteristics" with Raj Aggarwal International Business Review (in press for volume 16, issue*)
• "Markets and Institutions in Financial Intermediation: National Characteristics as Determinants" with Raj Aggarwal Journal of Banking and Finance 33 (No. 10, October) pp. 1770-1780.
• "Markets Versus Institutions in Developing Countries: National Attributes as Determinants" with Raj Aggarwal Journal of Banking and Finance 33 (No. 10, October) pp. 1770-1780.
• "Equity Premia in Emerging Markets: National Characteristics as Determinants" with Raj Aggarwal Journal of Multinational Financial Management, 18 (No. 4, October) pp. 389-404.