
Dr. Joseph Palardy
Professor
Lariccia School of Accounting & Finance
Williamson Hall 3369
phone: (330) 941-3430
Research Interests
Inflation Expectations, Economics of Education, AI in Business, and Applied Machine Learning in Economics and Finance.
Teaching Interests
Macroeconomics, Time Series Econometrics, Predictive Modelling, AI in Business, and Money and Banking.
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2002
Ph D, Economics
West Virginia University
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1997
BS, Mathematics and Economics
Frostburg State University
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2016
Youngstown State University
Smith-Murphy Award
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2015
Youngstown State University
Distinguished Professorship Award
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2016 -
Youngstown State University
Professor
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2012 - 2022
Youngstown State University
General Education Coordinator
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2008 - 2016
Youngstown State University
Associate Professor
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2003 - 2008
Youngstown State University
Assistant Professor
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2002 - 2003
West Virginia University
Instructor
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2012 - 2022
Director
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2025
"Assessing the Impact of Goods and Services Inflation on Consumer and Professional Forecaster Expectations: A Bayesian Shrinkage Approach"
J. Palardy, T. Ovaska
Applied Economics, Informa UK Limited, volume 57, issue 6, p. 678-689
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2024
"Has ChatGPT Made Economics Homework Questions Obsolete?"
R. FaerberāOvaska, T. Ovaska, J. Palardy, Y. Uppal
Bulletin of Economic Research, Wiley
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2024
"The Nuances of Large-Language-Model-Agent Performance in Simple English Auctions"
J. Palardy, B. Lamichhane, A. Singh
Empirical Economics Letters
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2016
"Adapting the VALUE Rubrics to Build a ROAD to Curriculum Mapping"
J. Palardy, T. Porter, A. Messenger, H. Fuhrman
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2015
"Decomposing household, professional and market forecasts on inflation: a dynamic factor model analysis"
J. Palardy, T. Ovaska
Applied Economics, volume 47, issue 20, p. 2092-2101
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2014
"Business Cycle Volatility: Does the European-Style Safety Net Help"
J. Palardy, T. Ovaska
Journal of Private Enterprise, volume 29, issue 2
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2012
"Charter versus Traditional Public Schools: A Stochastic Frontier Panel Study of the Technical Efficiency."
J. Palardy, T. Nesbitt, K. Adzima
Education Economics
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2007
"Traditional Public Schools versus Charter Schools: A Comparison of Technical Efficiency"
J. Palardy, T. Nesbitt
Economics Bulletin, volume 9, issue 9, p. 1-10
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2007 - 2021
Other
The Economics Journal
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2023 - present
Guest Speaker
Student-Practitioner Day -
2023 - 2023
Guest Speaker
Mahoning and Shenago Valley Estate Planning -
2023 - 2023
Guest Speaker