Jerry Dwyer – more formally Gerald P. Dwyer, Jr. – is a financial economist who currently is a Vice President at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
I also am a Visiting Professor at the University of Carlos III in Madrid and have been a professor most of my career. These pages reflect my specific interests, which include economics and finance professionally.
My recent research interests include: banking and financial markets, especially banking panics and financial turbulence; economic growth and financial development; financial markets; and the digital revolution. Research papers and data are available in the links.
Some of my code on random number generators also is available in the programming link. The code is useful to me and may be useful to you. The errors mentioned in the articles and avoided in the code still occur. The code is in C, but it isn't hard to translate to other languages.
Not surprisingly, these diverse topics are related in my mind. Maybe one tie between them is my interest in the Digital Revolution and its implications.
The pages at the buttons on the left have copies of recent working papers and descriptions of some recent published articles. The pages also have links to related code, data and material.
I am teaching at Carlos III University in Madrid and have taught at the University of Rome, Emory University and the University of Georgia since taking a position at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta in the United States. Some information related to my recent courses is available at the courses link in the menu.
My vita and some other less academic material are available at the link Jerry Dwyer. Some personal stuff on sailing also is available there. I also have some material on general economic and financial literacy.
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I hope that you find the information here useful. Comments are welcome.