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Nathan J. Ashby

Associate Professor Western Hemispheric Trade Research Professorship II

University of Texas at El Paso

Affiliations

Woody L. Hunt College of Business

Department of Accounting and Information Systems

Economics and Finance

Marketing, Management and Supply Chain

Nathan J. Ashby is currently serving as an Accounting And Information Systems Associate Professor Western Hemispheric Trade Research Professorship II at University of Texas At El Paso.

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Nathan J. Ashby

University of Texas at El Paso

Associate Professor Western Hemispheric Trade Research Professorship II

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economics economic freedom international migration criminology foreign direct investment social sciences behavioral sciences political science competition (economics) international political economy international economics economic behavior organized crime institutional variety institutional economics institutional environment migration flows economic growth political economy international security international management international business group process group decision economic psychology economic research policy modeling public choice regional economics violent crime small group research sport economics sport psychology group interaction institutional change human progress cross-sectional studies informal institutions transnational mobility income inequality mexican case industry response heterogeneous firm response mexican states labor market deterrence variables crime rates halo effect united states state-to-state analysis peer effects high-school harriers comparative economics economic literature education economics

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Heterogeneous Peer Effects in Competitive Environments: The Case of High-School Harriers. Applied Economics Letters (2023)

Nathan J. Ashby

high-school harriersheterogeneous peer effectseconomicsapplied economicscompetitive environments

Productivity Within Groups: An Analysis of Shirking in High School Cross Country Competitions. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (2023)

Nathan J. AshbyMiguel A. Ramos

group processsmall group researchcompetition (economics)economicssocial sciencesproductivityexperimental economicsorganizational behaviorgroup decisionsport economicssport psychologybehavioral economicseconomic psychologyeconomic behaviorgroup interactionbehavioral sciences

An Examination of Peer Effects Using High School Competition Realignments. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2022)

Nathan J. Ashby

competition (economics)economicspeer effectseconomic behaviorbehavioral sciences

The Halo Effect: Violent Crime and Foreign Direct Investment. Multinational Business Review (2017)

Miguel A. RamosNathan J. Ashby

halo effectforeign direct investmentcriminologyinternational businessbusinessviolent crime

The Impact of Violent Organized Crime Intensity and Uncertainty on Foreign Direct Investment. Academy of Management Proceedings (2014)

Miguel A. RamosNathan J Ashby

criminologyforeign direct investmenteconomics

Economic Freedom and Economic Development in the Mexican States. (2013)

Nathan J. AshbyAvilia BuenoDeborah Martinez

economic developmenteconomicseconomic freedommexican states

Economic Freedom of North America 2011. (2013)

Avilia BuenoMcMahon FredNathan Ashby

economicseconomic freedom

Foreign Direct Investment and Industry Response to Organized Crime: The Mexican Case. European Journal of Political Economy (2013)

Nathan J. AshbyMiguel A. Ramos

foreign direct investmentpolitical scienceinternational political economyinternational economicseconomicsorganized crimemexican casepolitical economyindustry response

Heterogeneous Firm Response to Organized Crime: Evidence From Fdi in Mexico. Journal of International Management (2013)

Miguel A. RamosNathan J. Ashby

managementinternational securityorganized crimeheterogeneous firm responseinternational management

Assessing the Impacts of Labor Market and Deterrence Variables on Crime Rates in Mexico. Contemporary Economic Policy (2012)

YU LIUTHOMAS M. FULLERTONNATHAN J. ASHBY

labor marketdeterrence variablescriminologyeconomicseconomic policycrime rates

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Nathan J. Ashby

Associate Professor Western Hemispheric Trade Research Professorship II

University of Texas at El Paso

Affiliations

Woody L. Hunt College of Business

Department of Accounting and Information Systems

Economics and Finance

Marketing, Management and Supply Chain

Nathan J. Ashby is currently serving as an Accounting And Information Systems Associate Professor Western Hemispheric Trade Research Professorship II at University of Texas At El Paso.

Honors

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Experiences

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Nathan J. Ashby

University of Texas at El Paso

Associate Professor Western Hemispheric Trade Research Professorship II

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Heterogeneous Peer Effects in Competitive Environments: The Case of High-School Harriers. Applied Economics Letters (2023)

Nathan J. Ashby

high-school harriersheterogeneous peer effectseconomicsapplied economicscompetitive environments

Productivity Within Groups: An Analysis of Shirking in High School Cross Country Competitions. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (2023)

Nathan J. AshbyMiguel A. Ramos

An Examination of Peer Effects Using High School Competition Realignments. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2022)

Nathan J. Ashby

competition (economics)economicspeer effectseconomic behaviorbehavioral sciences

The Halo Effect: Violent Crime and Foreign Direct Investment. Multinational Business Review (2017)

Miguel A. RamosNathan J. Ashby

halo effectforeign direct investmentcriminologyinternational businessbusinessviolent crime

The Impact of Violent Organized Crime Intensity and Uncertainty on Foreign Direct Investment. Academy of Management Proceedings (2014)

Miguel A. RamosNathan J Ashby

criminologyforeign direct investmenteconomics

Economic Freedom and Economic Development in the Mexican States. (2013)

Nathan J. AshbyAvilia BuenoDeborah Martinez

economic developmenteconomicseconomic freedommexican states

Economic Freedom of North America 2011. (2013)

Avilia BuenoMcMahon FredNathan Ashby

economicseconomic freedom

Foreign Direct Investment and Industry Response to Organized Crime: The Mexican Case. European Journal of Political Economy (2013)

Nathan J. AshbyMiguel A. Ramos

foreign direct investmentpolitical scienceinternational political economyinternational economicseconomicsorganized crimemexican casepolitical economyindustry response

Heterogeneous Firm Response to Organized Crime: Evidence From Fdi in Mexico. Journal of International Management (2013)

Miguel A. RamosNathan J. Ashby

managementinternational securityorganized crimeheterogeneous firm responseinternational management

Assessing the Impacts of Labor Market and Deterrence Variables on Crime Rates in Mexico. Contemporary Economic Policy (2012)

YU LIUTHOMAS M. FULLERTONNATHAN J. ASHBY

labor marketdeterrence variablescriminologyeconomicseconomic policycrime rates

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