Mark McBride

Professor & Director of Graduate Studies

Economics

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Professor, Miami University (1992–Present).
Director of Faculty of Faculty Development in Learning technologies, Miami University (1998–2003).
Associate Professor, Miami University (1986–1992).
Assistant Professor, Miami University (1983–1986).
Assistant Professor, Tulane University (1980–1983).
Assistant Professor, Clarkson College (1979–1980).
Instructor, University of Missouri (1978–1978).

Adams, P. D., Kluger, B. D., & McBride, M. E. (2006). Illustrating the Capital Asset Pricing Model: A Classroom Asset Market. Perspectives on Economic Education Review, 2 (1), 34-51.
Wolfe, C. R., Crider L. D., Mayer, L. E., McBride, M. E., & Sherman, R. E., Robert Vogel, (1998). Toward a Miami Model of Internet-Intensive Higher Education. Journal for Excellence in College Teaching, 9 (1), 29-51.
Briggs, H. C., Huryn, K., & McBride, M. E. (1996). Treble Damages and the Incentive to Sue and Settle. The Rand Journal of Economics, 27, 770-786.
Bertrand, J. T., McBride M. E., Mangani, N., Baughman, N. C., & Kinuani, N. (1993). Community-Based Distribution in Zaire: The PRODEF Experience. International Family Planning Perspectives, 19, 84-91.
Beutel, P. A. & McBride, M. E. (1992). Market Power and the Northwest-Republic Airline Merger: A Residual Demand Approach. Southern Economic Journal, 58, 709-720.

2000: Competitive Paper Award Innovations in Teaching Finance, Financial Management Association.
1996: Alumni Enrichment Award, Miami University.
1994: Excellence in Teaching Award, Miami University Farmer School of Business.

Research: Industrial Organization, Law and Economics, Agent-Based Computational Economics
Teaching: Industrial Organization, Law and Economics, Agent-Based Computational Economics

From First Mover to Prime Mover: A Plan for Miami University’s Richard T. Farmer’s School of Business to Advance Into the 21st Century. U.S. Department of Education Business and International Education Program Title VIB Grant. Funded $172,000. With Prof. Kevin McNeilly.
Humanities and Digital Technology: A Learning Community. Ohio Learning Network. Funded $28,000, August 2002. With Prof. Laura Mandell.
Using Collaboration to Improve Learning: Extending and Enhancing Miami University Programs via Distance Technologies. Ohio Board of Regents. Funded $435,000. July 1999. With Associate Provost Kristin Froehlke.
Enhancing Undergraduate Education in Ohio: Improving Efficiency through Statewide Collaboration. Ohio Board of Regents. Funded $250,000. June 1999. With Dr. William Rauckhorst and Dr. Milt Cox.