Robert F. Mulligan

Robert F. Mulligan est professeur d'économie à l'Université Western Carolina aux USA. Il est également chercheur au Ludwig von Mises Institute. Il fait partie du comité de rédaction du Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics et il est membre du Conseil économique et politique en Caroline du Nord. Il a obtenu une formation d'ingénieur en génie civil (BSCE), en mai 1983, au Illinois Institute of Technology, à Chicago, dans l'Illinois aux USA. Il a obtenu un Master of Arts en économie, à l'Université d'Etat, en 1990, et un doctorat en philosophie économique à New York en 1993.

Bibliographie

• 2000,
  • a. "A Fractal Analysis of Foreign Exchange Markets", International Advances in Economic Research, 6(1): 33-49
  • b. "A Characteristic Exponent Test for the Cauchy Distribution", Atlantic Economic Journal, 28(4): 491

• 2003, avec Gary A. Lombardo, "Resource Allocation: a Hayekian Paradigm for Maritime Conglomerates”, Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 6(1), pp3-21

• 2004,
  • a. Spontaneously Evolved Social Order versus Positive Legislation in English Constitutional History, Review of Austrian Economics, 17(1), pp41-65
  • b. "Fractal Analysis of Highly Volatile Markets: an Application to Technology Equities", Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 44(1), pp155-179
  • c. avec Gary A. Lombardo, "Maritime Businesses: Volatile Prices and Market Valuation Inefficiencies", Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 44(2), pp321-336

• 2005, The Common Law Character of English Charters: Spontaneous Order in the Constitutions of Clarendon (1164), Constitutional Political Economy, 16, pp285-311

• 2006, avec Gary A. Lombardo, Short sea shipping: alleviating the environmental impact of economic growth, World Maritime University Journal of Maritime Affairs, 5(2), pp55-70

• 2008,
  • a. "A Simple Model for Estimating Newbuilding Costs", Maritime Economics & Logistics, 10, pp310-321
  • b. avec Debasish Banerjee, "Stochastic Dependence in Indian Capital Markets: a Fractal Analysis of the CNX Information Technology Index," with , Western Carolina University, Indian Journal of Finance, 2(4), pp3-15
  • c. "Religion as Adaptation: the Role of Time Preference", In: Walter R. Levin, dir., Political Economy Research Focus, Hauppauge, New York: Nova Science Publishers, pp69-92
    • Repris en 2008, In: Joan C. Upton, dir., Religion and Psychology Research Progress, Hauppauge, New York: Nova Science Publishers, pp189-212
  • d. avec Gary A. Lombardo, "Entrepreneurial Planning in a Regulated Environment: the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission and the Maritime Industry", United States Merchant Marine Academy, Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 11(2), pp106-118

• 2009,
  • a. "Robbins as Innovator: the Contribution of An Essay on the Nature and Significance of Economic Science", Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 12(4), pp81-88
  • b. "The Sensory Order and the Structure of Production: Entrepreneurial Planning as a Cognitive Activity", Studies in Emergent Order, 2, pp109-141

• 2010,
  • a. avec Debasish Banerjee, "A Fractal Analysis of Market Efficiency for Indian Technology Equities", Western Carolina University, Indian Journal of Finance, 4(7)
  • b. avec Gary A. Lombardo, "The Public Administrator: Regulating for Marine Transport Efficiency", United States Merchant Marine Academy, World Maritime University Journal of Maritime Affairs, 9(1), pp29-44
  • c. "Emergent and Instrumental Institutions in English Constitutional History", Studies in Emergent Order, Vol 3, pp82-99
  • d. "A Fractal Comparison of Real and Austrian Business Cycle Theories", Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 389(11), pp2244-2267
  • e. "The Sensory Order: Operational Epistemology as an Evolutionary Adaptation", In: Steven Horwitz et Roger Koppl, dir., Advances in Austrian Economics, Vol 13, London: Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, pp83-114

• 2011, "An Austrian Rehabilitation of the Phillips Curve", Cato Journal, 31(1)