Regular biography
Connel Fullenkamp is the W.R. Huff Professor of the Practice of Economics at Duke University's Department of Economics. He serves as Director of Undergraduate Studies in Economics. His research focuses on financial market development and regulation, with an emphasis on immigrant worker remittances, economic policy, and country development. Fullenkamp's work has been published in leading journals such as The Cato Journal, the Journal of Banking and Finance, and the Review of Economic Dynamics. His current research explores the impact of immigrant remittances on economic growth and financial market development. He is affiliated with Trinity College of Arts & Sciences and holds a profile page at scholars.duke.edu.
Scholar-generated biography
Connel Fullenkamp is a Professor of the Practice of Economics at Duke University, specializing in financial market development and regulation, and remittances. His research explores the macroeconomic consequences of remittances, their role in development, and their impact on labor markets in low-income and fragile states. Fullenkamp also investigates trust, ethical risk management, and the financial implications of climate change. His work includes analyzing the stock market channel of monetary policy and the valuation of nature-based solutions to environmental challenges. Fullenkamp's research emphasizes the intersection of finance, development, and sustainability, with a focus on how remittances and financial market structures influence economic growth and stability.