Economics at Centre College

11 faculty and 31 courses in Economics at Centre College.

Faculty

• David A. Anderson, Paul G. Blazer Professor of Economics & Business h-index 30
  Es on the economics of crime, the environment, gender bias, law, childbirth, and public policy. His 17 books include Environmental Economics and Natural Resource Management, The Cost of Crime, Economics for the AP Course, and Survey of Econ
• Kyle Jones, Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics & Business h-index 3
  Program evaluation of the U.S. social safety net with a focus on understanding the effects of changes to SNAP. Additionally, his research aims to understand how different changes to the social safety net interact with each other. He
• Ravi Radhakrishnan, Marlene and David Grissom Chair of Economics and Business and Professor of Economics and Business h-index 2
  Growth theory with a focus on the role of rent-seeking activities like lobbying on long-run productivity growth. Another area of his work focuses on intellectual property rights and economic growth. His research in these areas has appear
• Ahmed Eddhir, Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics
• Brad Dewey, Visiting Instructor of Economics and Business
• Brian Rogers, Associate Professor of Economics and Business
• John J. Perry, James Graham Brown Professor of Economics; Pre-MBA Advisor
  Health economics, labor economics and empirical methods/forecasting. His most recent papers investigate the labor market impacts of medical malpractice reform on health and legal labor markets and economics education. In the past, he ha
• Kathleen Greer, Associate Professor of Economics
• Maria Apostolova-Mihaylova, Associate Professor of Economics and Business; Chair of Economics and Business Programs
  Macroeconomics, economic education, health economics, and public economics. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Economic Association .
• Marie Petkus, Ewing T. Boles Associate Professor of Economics and Business
  Economic education and experimental economics, with publications in the "Journal of Economic Education." Her current research examines the impact of socioeconomic differences on social preferences. For her dissertation, Petkus measured
• Scott Davis, Visiting Associate Professor of Economics

Courses

• Introduction to Economics ECO 110
• Macroeconomic Analysis ECO 210
• Microeconomic Analysis ECO 220
• Financial Accounting ECO 260
• Managerial Accounting ECO 270
• Data Analysis and Communication ECO 280
• The Economy of Merida ECO 323
• Taxation: Theory and Practice ECO 326
• Economic Growth ECO 335
• Managerial Finance ECO 340
• Fraud Examination ECO 350
• Policy Analysis in Our Community ECO 352
• Environmental Economics ECO 355
• Law & Economics: Case Studies in Fiji ECO 357
• Applied Economics and Finance ECO 358
• Sustainability ECO 365
• Health Economics ECO 385
• Econometrics ECO 390
• Economic Forecasting ECO 392
• Empirical Analysis in Economics and Finance ECO 395
• Labor Economics and Public Policy ECO 405
• Behavioral Economics ECO 408
• Real Estate Finance and Investment ECO 425
• Money and Banking ECO 430
• Theory of Investment ECO 435
• A Practitioner's Approach to Investing ECO 436
• Game Theory and Behavior ECO 456
• Corporate Finance ECO 465
• Equity Research and Financial Modeling ECO 476
• Industrial Organization ECO 480
• Senior Seminar ECO 500

Roster/catalog compiled from the college’s public directory. Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-01.