Jim Goldman

Jim Goldman is an Assistant Professor of Finance in the Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University. His research focuses on Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Financial Institutions, and Government & Business. He has published in leading journals such as the Journal of Finance and Review of Financial Studies. Goldman teaches courses including Capital Markets and Institutions and International Capital Markets. His work explores topics such as anti-corruption enforcement, private equity impacts, and government's role in financial stability.

Jim Goldman is a researcher at McGill University with a focus on corporate finance, corporate governance, and public policy. His work explores the interactions between firm behavior, financial markets, and regulatory frameworks. Goldman's research interests include the impact of government purchases on firm stability, the role of private equity in pay gaps, and the effects of anti-corruption enforcement. He also investigates the relationship between firm R&D and financial analysis, as well as the influence of social value in contracting. His studies often highlight the interplay between market dynamics and institutional policies, providing insights into how firms navigate economic and regulatory environments.