Scott Fullwiler

Background

About Scott Fullwiler

I am both a faculty member and program director in UMKC's interdisciplinary Ph.D. in economics. I teach courses in macroeconomics, monetary theory and policy, and financial macroeconomics. I am also a research scholar at the Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity My academic research is on interactions of financial institutions, central banks & governments, such as in money markets, national payments systems, government debt operations, & central bank operations. My research is grounded in systems methodology, a result of studying with prominent systems theorist & economist F. Gregory Hayden at the University of Nebraska. In 2009, I co-edited Institutional Analysis and Praxis-The Social Fabric Matrix Approach, which extends Hayden's systems-based framework & applies it to several economic policy issues. My ResearchGate page is the most up-to-date place to find my research: I have been an adjunct faculty in Presidio Graduate School's (San Francisco, CA) Sustainable MBA program, where I taught sustainable capital markets. Here is a piece on my work at Presidio from their quarterly magazine: From 2001-2016 I was the James A. Leach Endowed Chair in Banking & Monetary Economics & Social Entrepreneurship Program Co-Director at Wartburg College in Iowa. There I taught financial management, investments/portfolio management, financial markets, bank management, financial modeling, valuation, monetary economics, advanced macroeconomics, ecological economics, & social entrepreneurship.