Akkina, Krishna Rao
Al-Hamdi, Mohaned
Babcock, Michael W.
Bachmeier, Lance
Blankenau, William F.
Braymen, Charles
Cassou, Steven P.
Cha, Inkyung
Chang, Yang-Ming
Fout, Hamilton
Freeman, Amanda S.
Gayle, Philip G.
Gormely, Patrick J.
Kuester, Daniel J.
Li, Dong
Nafziger, E. Wayne
Neymotin, Florence
Ragan, Jr. James F.
Thomas, Jr. Lloyd B.
Turner, Tracy M.
Warren, John T.
Weisman, Dennis L.
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Ph.D., University of North Carolina
Macroeconomics, Applied Time Series Econometrics and Open Economy Macroeconomics
fout@ksu.edu
(785) 532-4585
Hamilton Fout is currently an Assistant Professor of Economics.
His fields of research include macroeconomics, monetary economics, applied time series econometrics and open economy macroeconomics. His recent work investigates the role of informational rigidities and learning in explaining US business cycles and the transmission of technology shocks through the macroeconomy.
He teaches macroeconomics and econometrics in the undergraduate program and monetary theory and dynamic macroeconomics in the graduate program. He has also taught at Duke University as part of the American Economic Association's Summer and Minority Scholars Program.
He received B.A. degrees in economics and multinational business from Florida State University and a Ph.D. in economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
