Tor Tolhurst: 2020 Gordon A. King Award for Best Dissertation
Feb. 11, 2021
Tor Tolhurst’s dissertation, “Model-Free Tests and Evidence of Bubbles in Real Markets” addresses the identification of bubbles in real markets and provides evidence of bubbles in Midwestern U.S. farmland and a Bordeaux wine.
Each year, a faculty committee reviews the dissertations completed by our Ph.D. students. The winner of the department award receives the department's Gordon A. King Award.
2020 Winner
BEST DISSERTATION & GORDON A. KING AWARD:
Tor Tolhurst: Model-Free Tests and Evidence of Bubbles in Real Markets
- Dissertation Committee: Rachael Goodhue (chair), Julian Alston, and Aaron Smith
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