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PJ Glandon joined the economics department in the fall of 2012 after completing his Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University. His current research focuses on the role that temporary price reductions (sales) play in business cycles. He has also done research on how grocery stores adjust their pricing behavior following the entry of Walmart. Prior to graduate school, PJ worked for Procter Gamble in Cincinnati, OH as a finance analyst in their pharmaceuticals and personal health care divisions.
Macroeconomics and monetary policy, finance, industrial organization.
2011 — Doctor of Philosophy from Vanderbilt University
2000 — Bachelor of Science from Miami University Oxford
"Sales and Firm Entry: The Case of Wal-Mart" (with Matthew Jaremski) Southern Economic Journal, 2014.
"Report on the American Economic Review Data Availability Compliance Project". Appendix to American Economic Review Editors Report. 2011