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Photo of Christophe Faugere Name: Christophe Faugere
Position: Assistant Professor
Education: Ph.D. Economics, University of Rochester, 1993
Email: c.faugere@albany.edu
   
 
Contact Information:
Office hours: Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 to 11:00 and also 2:30-4:30 pm
Academic Subfields:

Growth Theory, Game Theory, Corporate Finance,
Portfolio Theory, Derivatives

Research & Publications:

Stock Valuation Models, Stock Returns Volatility,
E-commerce/ Network Effects, Behavioral Finance

Strategies for Designing Free Software: A Game-Theoretic Approach, C. Faugere and G. K. Tayi, 2006,forthcoming in Information Technology and Management.
The Equity Premium: Consistent with GDP Growth and Portfolio Insurance, C. Faugere and J. Van Erlach, 2006,The Financial Review, 41 (4), 547-564.
The Price of Gold: A Global Required Yield Theory, C. Faugere and J. Van Erlach, 2005,Journal of Investing, 14 (1), Spring, 99-111.
A Valuation Formula for High Technology Firms that are in the Early Stage of their Lifecycle, C. Faugere and H. A. Shawky, 2005, Advances in Financial Planning and Forecasting, New series 2005, 1, 101-130.
Sell Discipline and Institutional Money Management, C. Faugere, H. A. Shawky, and D. M. Smith, 2004, The Journal of Portfolio Management, 30 (3), Spring, 95-105.
Volatility and Institutional Investors Holdings During a Declining Market: A Case Study of NASDAQ During the Year 2000, C. Faugere and H. A. Shawky, 2003,Journal of Applied Finance, Winter/Spring, 13 (2), 32-42.
Endogenous Growth and Stock Returns Volatility in the Long-Run, C. Faugere and H. A. Shawky, 2002, Advances in Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, 9, 1-20.

Applied Interests:
Models of Consumer Behavior (Retail)
New Economy Stock Valuation
Courses:
ECO 506 : Economics Analysis and Policy
FIN 333 : Investment Management
FIN 525 : Financial Management
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