Amyaz A. Moledina

Associate Professor of Economics; Co-Founder of Social Entrepreneurship Program

Department/Affiliation: Economics; International Relations; Social Entrepreneurship
Phone: 1-330-263-2287 (Fax: 1-330-263-2276)
Office Address: 214 Morgan
Office Hours: Tuesday 10:00am-12:00pm, Friday 2:00-3:00pm, or by appointment
Email: amoledina@wooster.edu
Web Site: Amyaz Moledina

Degrees

B.A., Macalster College (Mathematics and Economics)
Ph.D., University of Minnesota (Applied Economics)

Courses Taught

ECON 251: International Trade
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Growth Inequality and Globalization
Monetary Economics
Social Entrepreneurship Internship
Black Markets and the Underground Economy
Global Social Entrepreneurship
Principles of Economics
Alternative Financial Institutions

I.S. Projects

Hillary Darragh, 09 An environment for innovation: the relationship between intellectual property rights, R&D and innovation.
Anoop Parikh, 09 Reconstructing Reality: A conversation between a novelist and an economist about the dust-bowl migration
Rashmi Ekka, 08 Fulfilling the promise of microfinance: A global analysis on the role of joint-liability in achieving profitability.
Theodore F. Hickey, 08 Exchange rate regime choice in Latin America and the effects of government strength.
Irina Pavlova 06 Do I Need A Second Job? The Impact of Private Firms on Informal Sector Moonlighting in Russia After Transition.
Samuel Langley 06 “Just say no” to “being tough on drugs”: a historical analysis of drug abuse and a cost-effectiveness study on mandatory minimum sentences and drug courts.
Matthew Jones 05 Examining the impact of the East Asian crisis on household savings in Indonesia. Available at The Rand Corporation