Scott Dressler
Associate Professor, Economics

Bartley Hall Rm 2003
Economics
800 Lancaster Avenue
Villanova, PA 19085
Email: scott.dressler@villanova.edu
Phone: (610) 519-5934
Education
BA, SUNY Buffalo, 1997;
MA, University of Pittsburgh, 2001;
PhD, University of Texas at Austin, 2004
Publications
- Dressler, Scott. “Money Holdings, Inflation, and Welfare in a Competitive Market.” International Economic Review, 2011.
- Dressler, Scott. “Business Cycle Asymmetries via Occasionally Binding International Borrowing Constraints.”Journal of Macroeconomics, 2011.
- Dressler, Scott. “Economies of Scale in Banking, Indeterminacy, and Monetary Policy.” Economic Inquiry, 2011.
- With C. Dave. “Technology Shocks, Capital Utilizations, and Sticky Prices.” Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control , 2010.
- With V. Li. “Inside Money, Credit, and Investment.”Journal of Economic Dynamics & Control, 33(4), 2009.
- With J. Heck and P. Zaleski. “Leading Institutional Contributers to the Elite Economic Journals.” Applied Economics 41(17), 2009.
- Dressler, Scott. “The Cyclical Effects of Monetary Policy Regimes.” International Economic Review 42 (2007): 551-73.
- With E. Brandt and E. Quintin. “The Real Effects of Financial Crises.” Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Economic and Financial Policy Review, 3(1), 2004.
Honors and Awards
- The McDonough Family Faculty Award, 2010
- Research Fellowship, Villanova School of Business, 2007, 2008, and 2009
- Summer Research Fellowship, Villanova University, 2008
- Dissertation Fellowship, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, 2001
- Richard Thorn Excellence in Teaching Award, University of Pittsburgh, 2001
- Ruben E. Slesinger Memorial Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh, 1999
- High Honors (Economics), SUNY Buffalo, 1997
Specialties
Monetary Economics; Business Cycles
Research
Monetary Theory, Monetary Policy, Business Cycles
Courses Taught
- Introduction to Macroeconomics
- Macroeconomic Theory II
- Introduction to Econometrics
- Time Series & Applied Business Forecasting
- Analyzing and Leveraging Data
Non-Academic Positions
American Economic Association Member, 2004-Present
Additional Information
At VSB Since 2001
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