Cory Langlais

Cory Langlais is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Mount Allison University. His research focuses on macroeconomics and money and banking, particularly examining the relationship between bank credit dynamics and business cycle fluctuations. He holds a PhD in Economics and maintains an active research agenda analyzing financial institutions' impact on economic stability.

Dr. Langlais teaches economics courses and is affiliated with the university's economics department. His work utilizes data from institutions like the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and FRED to study variables such as U.S. non-financial institution credit and unemployment rate correlations. He is reachable via email and active on X (Twitter).

Research emphases include bank loan supply shocks and their macroeconomic implications, as seen in studies referencing Bassett et al. (2014). No grants or awards are explicitly listed in available materials, though his work contributes to contemporary debates in financial economics.