CLIFFORD B. HAWLEY

Professor

Education:

Ph.D. Duke University, Economics, 1977
M.A. Duke University, Economics, 1971
B.A. University of Illinois, Economics 1970

Current Position:

Professor of Economics
Coordinator of International Programs, College of Business and Economics

Selected Previous Positions:

Adjunct Professor of Economics, University of Kansas, for the Consortium of Universities for International Business Studies, Paderno, Italy, Summers 1999-2003.
Adjunct Professor of Economics, Clemson University, 1995 for NEOS MBA Program, Pordenone, Italy.
Associate Professor, Economics, West Virginia University, 1983-1993.
Assistant Professor, Economics, West Virginia University, 1978-1983.
Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Economics, and Adjunct Research Associate, East-West Population Institute, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1985-86.
Director of Graduate Programs in Economics, West Virginia University, 1983-85.
Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics, University of South Florida, 1978.
Instructor, Economics, University of South Florida, 1974-1976.
Fellow, Brookings Institution, 1973-1974.

Research Interests:

Labor economics, applied microeconomic theory, economics of discrimination, statistical methods in employment litigation.

Selected Recent Publications and Papers, 1990-Present:

Hawley, Clifford. 2001. A time series pitfall in the statistical analysis of employment discrimination, Journal of Forensic Economics, 14 (3).

Hawley, Clifford B. and Afxentiou D. Spring 1997. Explaining female teenagers' sexual behavior and outcomes; a bevaciate probit analysis with selectivity correction. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 18, 1.

Hawley, Clifford B. Fall, 1996. Where have all the black pharmacists gone? Litigation, Affirmative Action and Government Statistics. Litigation Economics Digest, 2, 1.

Hawley, Clifford B. Spring/Summer 1995. Statistical methodology in employment discrimination litigation: Reply to Piette. Journal of Forensic Economics, 8, 2.

Hawley, Clifford B. and E. Fujii. 1993. An empirical analysis of preferences for financial risk: further evidence on the Friedman-Savage Model. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 16, 2, Winter 1993-94.

Hawley, Clifford B. February 1993. Methodological issues when using simple models to investigate employment discrimination. Journal of Forensic Economics, 6, 1.

Afxentiou, D. and Clifford B. Hawley. January 1992. An analysis of welfare duration of teenage mothers. Atlantic Economic Society Best Papers Proceedings, 2, 1.

Fujii, Edwin and Clifford B. Hawley. July 1991. Empirical aspects of self-employment. Economics Letters, 36, 3.

Hawley, Clifford B. and Edwin Fujii. January-March 1991. Discrimination in consumer credit markets. Eastern Economic Journal 17, 1.

Hawley, Clifford B. and Edwin Fujii. May 1990. Discouraged applicants for consumer credit: empirical evidence and implications for public policy. Economics Letters 33, 1.

Selected Scholarly Service and Honors:

Faculty Associate, Womens' Studies Program, 1995-present.
National Research Center for Coal and Energy Grant, 1992-1993.
Course Development Grant, 1991, "Discrimination in American Life"
Recipient of 1987 award of the Credit Research Center, Krannert Graduate School, Purdue University for best research paper on consumer credit markets (shared with co-author Edwin Fujii)
Occasional Referee, Jounral of Forensic Economics
Outstanding Teacher Award, 1981-1982 academic year
Member - American Economics Association
Member - National Association of Forensic Economics