Donald H. Dutkowsky

Professor Emeritus, Economics Department

Courses

Highest degree earned

Ph.D., State University of New York, Buffalo, 1982

Areas of Expertise

Macroeconomics, monetary policy, bank behavior, personal finance, economics education

Research Interests

Monetary policy, especially under interest on reserves; economics education

Selected Publications

Grove, Wayne A., Donald H. Dutkowsky, and Andrew Grodner. “Survive Then Thrive: Determinants of Success in the Economics Ph.D. Program,” Economic Inquiry 45 (October 2007), 864-871.

Dutkowsky, Donald H. and David D. VanHoose. “Interest on Bank Reserves and Optimal Sweeping,” Journal of Banking and Finance 35 (September 2011), 2491-2497.

Dutkowsky, Donald H. and David D. VanHoose. “Interest on Bank Reserves, Regime Shifts, and Bank Behavior,” Journal of Economics and Business 91 (2017), 1-15.

Dutkowsky, Donald H. and David D. VanHoose. “Interest on Reserves and Federal Reserve Unwinding,” Journal of Economics and Business 97 (2018), 28-38.

Sullivan, Ryan S., Alissa Dubnicki, and Donald H. Dutkowsky. “Research, Teaching, and ‘Other’: What Determines Job Placement in Economics?” Applied Economics 50 (2018), 3477-3492