Scholnick, Barry

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Barry Scholnick is a Full Professor of Business Economics in the Alberta School of Business, University of Alberta. His PhD in Economics is from the University of Cambridge. His main area of research is on Household Finance, with an emphasis on the use of big data and analytics. His research has examined a variety of very large, individual level databases, including; bankruptcy data, credit record data, bank account data, insurance claim data, corporate registry data and lottery data. Given the very confidential nature of these databases, he has built up a specific expertise in the appropriate utilization and protection of such sensitive data, when undertaking academic research. Using these very large, individual level, databases, he has published in top academic journals, including the Review of Financial Studies and the Review of Economics and Statistics, and has been awarded multiple SSHRC grants.

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Title	Category	Date	Authors
The complexity of outsourced services and the role of international business travel University of Alberta	Publication	2016-09-01	Runjuan Liu, Barry Scholnick, Adam Finn
Does it help firms to secretly pay for stock promoters? University of Alberta	Publication	2016-10-01	Nadia Massoud, Saif Ullah, Barry Scholnick
The intersection of health and wealth: association between personal bankruptcy and myocardial infarction rates in Canada University of Alberta	Publication	2015-12-01	Anamaria Savu, Donald Schopflocher, Barry Scholnick, Padma Kaul
The Impact of Fraudulent False Information on Equity Values University of Alberta	Publication	2013-03-01	Saif Ullah, Nadia Massoud, Barry Scholnick
Consumption Smoothing after the Final Mortgage Payment: Testing the Magnitude Hypothesis University of Alberta	Publication	2013-10-01	Barry Scholnick
The impact of wealth on financial mistakes: Evidence from credit card non-payment University of Alberta	Publication	2013-04-01	Barry Scholnick, Nadia Massoud, Anthony Saunders
The cost of being late? The case of credit card penalty fees University of Alberta	Publication	2011-06-01	Nadia Massoud, Anthony Saunders, Barry Scholnick
Why are different services outsourced to different countries? University of Alberta	Publication	2011-01-01	Runjuan Liu, Dorothee J Feils, Barry Scholnick
The economics of credit cards, debit cards and ATMs : A survey and some new evidence University of Alberta	Publication	2008-08-01	Barry Scholnick, Nadia Massoud, Anthony Saunders, Santiago Carbo-Valverde, Francisco Rodrí guez-Fernández
Monetary policy news and exchange rate responses: Do only surprises matter? University of Alberta	Publication	2008-06-01	Rasmus Fatum, Barry Scholnick
Stewardship vs. Stagnation: An Empirical Comparison of Small Family and Non-Family Businesses University of Alberta	Publication	2007-07-01	Danny Miller, Isabelle Le Breton-Miller, Barry Scholnick
The mechanics of price adjustment: new evidence on the (un)importance of menu costs University of Alberta	Publication	2007-01-01	Rajesh Chakrabarti, Barry Scholnick
Do Exchange Rates Respond to Day-to-Day Changes in Monetary Policy Expectations When No Monetary Policy Changes Occur? University of Alberta	Publication	2006-01-01	Rasmus Fatum, Barry Scholnick
The Impact of ATM Surcharges on Large versus Small Banks: Is There a Switching Effect?\ast University of Alberta	Publication	2006-07-01	Nadia Massoud, Anthony Saunders, Barry Scholnick
Frontiers in payment and settlement systems: Introduction University of Alberta	Publication	2006-06-01	Anthony Saunders, Barry Scholnick
Nominal rigidities without literal menu costs: evidence from E-commerce University of Alberta	Publication	2005-02-01	Rajesh Chakrabarti, Barry Scholnick
Exchange rate expectations and foreign direct investment flows University of Alberta	Publication	2002-03-01	Rajesh Chakrabarti, Barry Scholnick
Regulation, Competition and Risk in the Market for Credit Cards University of Alberta	Publication	2000-06-01	Barry Scholnick
Front-Loading protection: canada\textquotesingle s approach to phasing out the multi-fiber arrangement University of Alberta	Publication	1997-12-01	Rolf Mirus, Barry Scholnick, Dean Spinanger
Retail Interest Rate Rigidity after Financial Liberalization University of Alberta	Publication	1996-04-01	Barry Scholnick
Asymmetric adjustment of commercial bank interest rates: evidence from Malaysia and Singapore University of Alberta	Publication	1996-06-01	Barry Scholnick