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Chris Hajzler
Chris' main research and teaching are in the area of international macroeconomics, with an interest in growth and development. His recent research examines expropriation of foreign direct investment in all developing countries, and more generally the impact of political risk on international investment and lending in incomplete-markets environments. He is also currently working on an empirical analysis of the divergence in retail prices across Canadian and U.S. cities during the interwar period.
Contact DetailsOffice CO709 Current TeachingCurriculum VitaeYou can download Chris' CV in pdf format.
Working papers"Resource-based FDI and Expropriation in Developing Economies." "Expropriation of Foreign Direct Investment: Trends from 1993 to 2006." "Retail Price Differences across U.S. and Canadian Cities during the Interwar Period," (with J. MacGee). "Market Stimulus and Genomic Justice," (with G.K.D. Crozier).
WebsiteChris' personal website is also available.
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BA,
MA (University of Saskatchewan), PhD (University of Western Ontario) |