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Chris Telmer is an Associate Professor of Financial Economics at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business. He has held key academic positions since 1998 and served as Department Head for Economics from 2019 to 2021. His work bridges finance, macroeconomics, and international economics.
- PhD in Economics (Queen's University, 1992)
- BA Hons. in Economics (University of Western Ontario, 1986)
His research focuses on:
- Government subsidies for renewable energy financing
- Consumption behavior and risk sharing
- Exchange rate dynamics and international finance
- Intergenerational mobility and surname-based economic inference
- Labor-market risk and financial markets
Recent publications highlight trends in international finance, intergenerational mobility, and macroeconomic risk. Key topics include currency risk, asset pricing, and demographic analysis.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Undergraduate Teaching Award (1995)
- George Leland Bach Award for MBA Teaching (2001)
Telmer has advised numerous students, collaborated with global institutions, and held visiting roles in Canada, Chile, Japan, Spain, and Sweden. His work connects financial markets with macroeconomic policy challenges.
