About
Dr. Malcolm Gold is an Associate Professor of Economics at Avila University's School of Business, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (2009), an M.S. in Economics from Baylor University (2002), and a B.A. in Mathematics and German from the University of Minnesota Morris (2001). As a first-generation college student from rural Minnesota, he emphasizes student mentorship and serves as an academic advisor for incoming business students.
- Ph.D. in Economics (2009) - University of Wisconsin, Madison WI
- M.S. in Economics (2002) - Baylor University, Waco TX
- B.A. in Mathematics and German (2001) - University of Minnesota Morris
Dr. Gold's research spans Public Economics, Labor Economics, and Environmental Economics. His work examines intersections between economic policy, environmental sustainability, and human behavior through empirical analysis and applied research. Recent publications demonstrate expertise in cost-benefit analysis frameworks and ecological economics applications.
Key research trends: Combines economic theory with environmental policy evaluation, focusing on ecosystem management and sustainable practices.
- Scientific Awards: Medal of Honor (Avila University)
Dr. Gold actively contributes to academic advising and serves as the faculty athletic representative at Avila. His professional background includes economic litigation consulting prior to academia.
