Daniel Blakley
Professor
Professor Daniel Blakley began teaching at USF in 1981, and
has since won awards and recognition for almost every course he has
taught. Daniel has been awarded the PMBA Outstanding Teaching
Award, MBA Student Award for Teaching Excellence, the Outstanding
Service Award, and the EMBA Student Awards for Teaching Excellence
three times. Daniel was also granted a Fulbright Fellowship for his
research on global economics.
As a Fulbright scholar, Daniel was a visiting professor at the City
University of London and the Norwegian School of Management.
Daniel's research has also been widely published, and he
recently presented his paper; "Foreign Produced Content and
Japanese Price Disinflation:An Empirical Study" with fellow USF
professor Peggy Takahashi at the Global Business and International
Management Conference in Portland, Oregon. Daniel's
research articles have also been published internationally in
journals such as; Journal of International Management Studies
(2), South Africa Journal of Economics and Management Science,
African Finance Journal, South African Business
Review,International
Journal of Management, Simulation, Journal of Financial Management
and Analysis, European Journal of Operational Research and
Management International Review. Daniel's current
research interest is the analysis of price disinflation in Asia.
Daniel received his Ph.D. and Masters of Economics from Duke
University. He also received his MBA in Managerial Economics and
Corporate Finance from Duke University. Daniel is currently
teaching Global Macroeconomic Analysis in the MBA program at the
USF School of Management.
As a Fulbright scholar, Daniel was a visiting professor at the City
University of London and the Norwegian School of Management.
Daniel's research has also been widely published, and he
recently presented his paper; "Consumer Price Disinflation in Japan
1990-2004: A Management Perspective," with fellow USF professor
Peggy Takahashi at the Global Business and International Management
Conference in Portland, Oregon. Daniel's research articles
have also been published internationally in journals such as;
South Africa Journal of Economics and Management Science,
African Finance Journal, and
Management International
Review. Daniel's current research interest is the
analysis of firm growth in inflationary environments. Daniel
received his Ph.D. and Masters of Arts in Finance from Duke
University. He also received his MBA in Managerial Economics and
Corporate Finance from Duke University. Daniel is currently
teaching Global Macroeconomic Analysis in the MBA program at the
USF School of Management.
Education
Ph.D., Economics, Duke University 1982
Masters of Arts, Economics, Duke University 1980
MBA, Duke University 1979
Teaching
- MBA Executive 6906 Global Business Conditions
- MBA 6102 Macroeconomic Business Conditions
- MBA 6211 Global Macroeconomic Business Conditions
- BA 431 Analysis of Global Conditions
Publications
"Foreign Produced Content and Japanese Price Disinflation: An
Empirical Study" with Peggy Takahashi, Joel Overstone and Yasuhiro
Akiyama, Journal of International
Management Studies, September 2010. The paper was presented
and published in abbreviated form in the peer-reviewed proceedings
at the 2010 Global Business & International Management
Conference in Portland, Oregon.
"Consumer Price Disinflation in Japan 1990-2004: A Management
Perspective," with Peggy Takahashi and Nayef Hijazi, Journal of International Management
Studies, September 2008. The paper was presented and
published in abbreviated form in the peer-reviewed proceeding at
the 2008 Global Business & International Management Conference
in Portland, Oregon.
"Inflation and Firm Growth in South Africa, " South African Business Review,
vol. 8 no.2 (2004), with M. Beaumont-Smith, C. N'Cho, and
D. Blakley
"The effects of macroeconomic instability and inflation on
sustainable real growth in South African firms," South Africa Journal of Economics and
Management Science, 6 (4), 666-689 (December 2003, with M.
Beaumont-Smith, C, N' Cho, and D. Blakley.
"Firm Growth in Inflationary Environments," African Finance Journal, 3:2
(October 2001)
"Econometric Analysis of Functional Relationships between Inflation
and Firms in South Africa," Journal of Financial Management and
Analysis, 14:2 (2001).
"Firm Growth in Inflationary Environments." The International
Association of Management 15th Annual Conference, Montreal, August
6-11, 1997. Published in Proceedings. With N'Cho-Oguie
& William L. Murray,
"Threshold margins, growth, and inflation: Creating real economic
value", with B.Doyle and L.W. Murray, European Journal of Operational
Research, 74 (1994) pp. 257-272
