Bavier returned to Emory four years ago after working for the federal government as the deputy director for the Office of Research on Women's Health in the Office of the Director of the National Institutes of Health. At Emory, Bavier serves as the assistant dean for development, alumni and external relations. In this position, she oversees fundraising activities and alumni and parent programs, and works with government relations and publications. Will Be Fine, Says Emory Economist If the national debt comes down, it's good for the economy and good for the stock market, says Emory economist Hashem Dezhbakhsh. And with either Bush or Gore as president, facing a closely divided Senate, the outlook is for not as much spending as anticipated, or not as much tax relief as promised, either of which will be just fine with Wall Street, thank you very much.
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Dezhbakhsh will offer several explanations for stock market trends, drawing on traditional as well as modern approaches in financial economics. Find out on Thursday. Readers were invited to nominate themselves, neighbors, co-workers or friends to willingly participate in a weekly written debate of the issues on the newspaper's editorial pages, with readers voting for their favorite candidates. What we really need, for a brief period of stabilization, is a supreme ruler or similar potentate. Talk about your prophetic statements.