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Richard Ashley

Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Economics

Richard Ashley is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor at Virginia Tech.

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economics econometrics macroeconomics statistics finance data science financial economics economic analysis dynamic economics time series economic research financial econometrics forecasting economic dynamics applied economics sensitivity analysis social science research panel data economic theory economic modelling macroeconomic forecasting curve modeling curve fitting nonlinear serial dependence frequency dependence explanatory variables applied statistics machine learning research nonlinear time series economic inquiry economic forecasting forecasting methodology economic fluctuation causality estimation theory wage inflation historical monetary policy numerical simulations scientific computing quantitative science studies strategic studies reading research mathematical optimization statistical methodology music psychology keynesian economics economic behavior data validation timefrequency analysis regression analysis printed electronics device modeling consistency technology welfare economics deterioration modeling financial forecast business forecasting collective motion biological psychology physiological research parameter identification fiscal issues alternative monetary regime optimal taxation aggregate consumption nonlinear dynamic relationships regression model coefficients postsample model selection forecasting models macroeconomic forecasts regression parameter instability simple test relative worth vector autoregression models monte carlo investigation instrumental variables inference

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Ashley and Patterson (1986) Test for Serial Independence in Daily Stock Returns, Revisited. Annals of Operations Research (2024)

Richard A. AshleyFaezeh Najafi

econometricsapplied mathematicsserial independenceoperations researchdaily stock returnsasset pricingfinancial econometrics

The Intermittent Phillips Curve: Finding a Stable (but Persistence-Dependent) Phillips Curve Model Specification. Working paper (2023)

Richard AshleyRandal J. Verbrugge

computer scienceformal methodscurve modelingnumerical simulationsnumerical analysisscientific computingquantitative science studiesprinted electronicsdata sciencecurve fittingmodeling and simulationsystems engineeringcurve model specificationstabilitydevice modelingintermittent phillips curvemachine learning researchconsistency technologystrategic studiesmachine learning

A New Look at Historical Monetary Policy (and the Great Inflation) Through the Lens of a Persistence-Dependent Policy Rule. Oxford Economic Papers (2020)

Richard AshleyKwok Ping TsangRandal Verbrugge

great inflationmonetary policyeconomicshistorical monetary policymacroeconomicspersistence-dependent policy ruleeconomic historyhistory

Finding a Stable Phillips Curve Relationship: A Persistence-Dependent Regression Model. Working paper (2020)

Richard AshleyRandal J. Verbrugge

econometricsapplied mathematicsmathematical biologycomputer sciencecurve fittingdynamical systemsstabilitypersistence-dependent regression modelreading researchcurve modelingdeterioration modelingstatistics

Sensitivity Analysis of an Ols Multiple Regression Inference With Respect to Possible Linear Endogeneity in the Explanatory Variables, for Both Modest and for Extremely Large Samples. Econometrics (2020)

Richard A. AshleyChristopher F. Parmeter

sensitivity analysisexplanatory variableseconometricsstatistics

Marching to the Beat of Your Own Drum?. Biological Psychology (2019)

Julie C. DunsmoreRichard A. AshleyYu ZhouDeanna M. SwainReina S. FactorAlleyne P. BroomellJonathan C. WaldronMartha Ann BellAngela Scarpa

collective motionacoustic musicmusic psychologyhuman biologybiological psychologyethnomusicologyphysiological researchbiologypsychologymusichuman movement

Sensitivity Analysis of Ols Multiple Regression Inference With Respect to Possible Linear Endogeneity in the Explanatory Variables. (2019)

Richard A. AshleyChristopher F. Parmeter

econometricsexplanatory variableshealth sciencessensitivity analysis

Variation in the Phillips Curve Relation Across Three Phases of the Business Cycle. Working paper (2019)

Richard AshleyRandal J. Verbrugge

applied mathematicsbusiness cycles

All Fluctuations Are Not Created Equal: The Differential Roles of Transitory Versus Persistent Changes in Driving Historical Monetary Policy. Working paper (2018)

Richard AshleyKwok Ping TsangRandal J. Verbrugge

persistent changesmonetary policyhistorical monetary policymacroeconomicseconomic fluctuation

Side by Side: Modeling Dyadic Physiological Linkage in Strangers.. Emotion (2017)

Angela ScarpaRichard A AshleyJonathan C WaldronYu ZhouDeanna M SwainJulie C DunsmoreMartha Ann Bell

psychologybehavioral sciencesemotionsphysiology

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Richard Ashley

Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Economics

Richard Ashley is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Richard Ashley

Virginia Tech

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Ashley and Patterson (1986) Test for Serial Independence in Daily Stock Returns, Revisited. Annals of Operations Research (2024)

Richard A. AshleyFaezeh Najafi

econometricsapplied mathematicsserial independenceoperations researchdaily stock returnsasset pricingfinancial econometrics

The Intermittent Phillips Curve: Finding a Stable (but Persistence-Dependent) Phillips Curve Model Specification. Working paper (2023)

Richard AshleyRandal J. Verbrugge

A New Look at Historical Monetary Policy (and the Great Inflation) Through the Lens of a Persistence-Dependent Policy Rule. Oxford Economic Papers (2020)

Richard AshleyKwok Ping TsangRandal Verbrugge

great inflationmonetary policyeconomicshistorical monetary policymacroeconomicspersistence-dependent policy ruleeconomic historyhistory

Finding a Stable Phillips Curve Relationship: A Persistence-Dependent Regression Model. Working paper (2020)

Richard AshleyRandal J. Verbrugge

Richard A. AshleyChristopher F. Parmeter

sensitivity analysisexplanatory variableseconometricsstatistics

Marching to the Beat of Your Own Drum?. Biological Psychology (2019)

Julie C. DunsmoreRichard A. AshleyYu ZhouDeanna M. SwainReina S. FactorAlleyne P. BroomellJonathan C. WaldronMartha Ann BellAngela Scarpa

collective motionacoustic musicmusic psychologyhuman biologybiological psychologyethnomusicologyphysiological researchbiologypsychologymusichuman movement

Sensitivity Analysis of Ols Multiple Regression Inference With Respect to Possible Linear Endogeneity in the Explanatory Variables. (2019)

Richard A. AshleyChristopher F. Parmeter

econometricsexplanatory variableshealth sciencessensitivity analysis

Variation in the Phillips Curve Relation Across Three Phases of the Business Cycle. Working paper (2019)

Richard AshleyRandal J. Verbrugge

applied mathematicsbusiness cycles

All Fluctuations Are Not Created Equal: The Differential Roles of Transitory Versus Persistent Changes in Driving Historical Monetary Policy. Working paper (2018)

Richard AshleyKwok Ping TsangRandal J. Verbrugge

persistent changesmonetary policyhistorical monetary policymacroeconomicseconomic fluctuation

Side by Side: Modeling Dyadic Physiological Linkage in Strangers.. Emotion (2017)

Angela ScarpaRichard A AshleyJonathan C WaldronYu ZhouDeanna M SwainJulie C DunsmoreMartha Ann Bell

psychologybehavioral sciencesemotionsphysiology

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