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Emma Rasiel
Dr. Rasiel completed her PhD in finance at The Fuqua
School of Business, Duke University,
in 2003. She also received an MBA from the Wharton
School of the University
of Pennsylvania in 1990, and bachelor's and master's degrees in mathematics from Oxford
University. Before beginning her
PhD program at Fuqua, Dr Rasiel was an Executive Director in the London
office of Goldman Sachs, a leading investment bank, where she traded bond
options.
Dr. Rasiel is the Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Economics Department
at Duke University, and also the
Director of the Financial Education Partnership (FEP).
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Selected Publications
The
Performance of Alternative Valuation Models in the OTC Currency Options
Market (2003) Bollen and Rasiel, Journal of International Money and
Finance.
Can
Prospect Theory Explain Risk-Seeking Behavior by Terminally Ill Patients?
(2005) Rasiel, Weinfurt & Schulman Medical Decision Making.
A
Portfolio Model of Drug Development for Tuberculosis (2006) Glickman,
Rasiel, Dukes Hamilton, Kubataev, & Schulman, Science.
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Course Descriptions
Econ
55D - Intermediate Economics I Fall 2005
Econ
166 - Global Capital Markets Fall 2005
Econ 157 -
Investments Spring 2006
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