Scott Dressler

Associate Professor, Economics

Bartley Hall Rm 3055
Accountancy
800 Lancaster Avenue
Villanova, PA 19085

Email: scott.dressler@villanova.edu
Phone: (610) 519-5934

BA, SUNY Buffalo, 1997;
MA, University of Pittsburgh, 2001;
PhD, University of Texas at Austin, 2004

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.

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

Monetary Economics; Business Cycles

Monetary Theory, Monetary Policy, Business Cycles

American Economic Association Member, 2004-Present

At VSB Since 2001