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Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Hines

February 24, 2017 by Emily Yeap

The work of Dr. Christopher Hines will be featured in the 2017 issue of Mind’s Eye, the university’s research publication.

Here is an excerpt:

How did the global financial crisis of 2008 happen? And how can we make sure nothing like this happens again? The research of Dr. Hines, assistant professor of accounting, may be able to help policymakers determine whether some legislative reforms of the banking industry passed since “the Great Recession” can play a role in stabilizing economies and preventing crises.

His full story can be found on the Mind’s Eye blog and on the Research page.


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