 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESSFaculty
EducationPh.D., Economics M.A., Economics B.S., Economics QualificationsPh.D., Economics with a wide range of expertise including microeconomic theory, law and economics, public finance, program evaluation and policy analysis, international economics, MIS, and econometrics. To date, have published six articles in journals and newspapers, three textbooks, and made eleven presentations at institutes and associations. Subjects have included studies of metropolitan police unit productivity, homicide, and crime from the point of view of economics, phasis analysis, drug usage patterns, and police corruption. Professional Experience2006-Present,
Associate Professor with tenure, Department of Business
2001-2005,
Assistant Professor, Department of Business
1999-2000,
Social Science Research Analyst
1999,
Adjunct Professor, Department of Economics
1998-1999,
Adjunct Professor, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
1989-1995,
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Finance
1988-1989,
Assistant Professor
1984-1988,
Instructor
Earlier work included Economist (Intern) with the Nebraska Department of Energy that involved a program evaluation (1986) and as a Program Evaluator with The Attention Center in Lincoln, Nebraska (1984). Also served in the United States Navy (1980-90) as a Navy Reserve Officer (1984-90) and as a Gunnery/Legal Officer, USNR, USS TATTNALL (DDG-19). Professional Affiliations
Honors and Awards
Memberships
Published ResearchMarché, Gary E., “Integrity, Culture, and Scale: An Empirical Test of the Big Bad Police Agency,” CRIME, LAW, AND SOCIAL CHANGE, v51, n5/June, 2009, P463 – 486. Marché, Gary E., “Integrity, Culture, and Scale: An Empirical Test of the Big Bad Police Agency,”; CRIME, LAW, AND SOCIAL CHANGE, v51, n5/June, 2009, P463 – 486. arché, Gary E., “Aggregation Bias and Economies of Scale in the Metropolitan Police Unit Production Function,” REVIEW OF SOCIAL ECONOMY, vL (Summer 1992): 87-105. Marché, Gary E., “The Production of Homicide Solutions: An Empirical Analysis,” THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY, v53 (October 1994): 385-401. Marché, Gary E., “The Production of Homicide Solutions: An Empirical Analysis,” Reprinted in CRIMINAL JUSTICE/NCCD COLLECTION, Rutgers Campus at Newark, S.I. Newhouse Center for Law and Justice, 15 Washington Street, 4th Floor, Newark, New Jersey 07102 (1995). Marché, Gary E., “The Production of Homicide Solutions: An Empirical Analysis,” Abstracted in CRIMINAL JUSTICE ABSTRACTS, 1995. Marché, Gary E., “And, Injustice for Some: Corrupt Exchange and the Risk-Averse Official,” AMERICAN REVIEW OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, v2 (September 2004):77-98. TextbooksMarché, Gary E., Murder as a Business Decision: An Economic Analysis of Criminal Phenomena. Bethesda, Austin and Winfield, Publishers, 1998. ISBN 1-57292-120-X. Marché, Gary E., Murder as a Business Decision: An Economic Analysis of Criminal Phenomena. Second Edition. Lanham, Md. and Oxford: University Press of America, 2002. ISBN 0-7618-2398-0. Marché, Gary E., Murder as a Business Decision: An Economic Analysis of Criminal Phenomena. Japanese edition published by Bokutakusha Publishing Company, Japan, 2006. (Japanese translation by the University of Tokyo, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, Japan) Newspaper ArticlesMarché, Gary. E., “Economist Takes Look at Crime,” THE JONESBORO SUN, November 13, 1994 sec. D, page. 9. Presentations“PHASIS ANALYSIS: A New Tool of Analysis for Management Information Systems.” Presented and published in the PROCEEDINGS of the Southeast Region of the Decision Sciences Institute, February 21, 1992. Written by Gary. E. Marché. “Crime Specific Clearance Rates and Deterrence: A Sensitivity Analysis.” Presented at the Midsouth Academy of Economics and Finance meetings, February 11, 1993. Written by Gary. E. Marché. “Homicide Solutions: An Empirical Analysis of the Determining Factors.” Presented at the Southwestern Social Science Association meetings, April 1, 1994. Written by Gary. E. Marché. “Mending a Hole in the Police Dragnet: A Criminal Profile for Rationally-Motivated Homicides.” Presented at the Midwest Economic Association meetings, April 1, 1995, and the National Academy of Forensic Examiners, August 3, 1995. Written by Gary E. Marché. “The Effects of Income, Tastes, and Expectations of the Demand for Illegal Drugs.” Presented at the American Economic Association meetings, January 5, 1996. Written by Gary E. Marché. “The Non-price Determinants of the Demand for Illegal Drugs Among Criminal Offenders.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology meetings, November 11, 1998. Written by Gary E. Marché. “The Comparative Advantage of Economics in Homicide Investigation: A Case Example.” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Science meetings in Washington, D. C. on April 4, 2001, written by Gary E. Marché. “Crime Among Friends: Corrupt Exchange as a means of Loss Avoidance.” Presented at the Southwestern Society of Economists meetings in Houston, Texas in March 2003. written by Gary E. Marché. “Homicides Explained by Economic Choice Theory.” Presented at the Southwestern Society of Economics meetings in Orlando, Florida on March 5, 2004. written by Gary E. Marché. “Police Corruption as a Diseconomy of Scale.” Presented at the Southwestern Society of Economics meetings in Dallas, Texas on March 3, 2005. written by Gary E. Marché. “Deterrence and the Death Penalty: An Empirical Analysis of Individual Offender Data.” Presented at the Southwestern Society of Economics meetings in Houston, Texas on March 7, 2008. Written by Gary E. Marché. Research Grant AwardsMarché, Gary E., “Homicide Occurrences Explained by Economic Choice Theory.” Amount Awarded: $2,984.00. Working PapersMarché, Gary E., “Integrity, Culture and Scale: An Empirical Test of the Big Bad Police Agency.” Under Review. Marché, Gary E., “Deterrence and Unintended Consequences of the Death Penalty: An Empirical Analysis of Individual Offender Data.” Working Paper to be Presented at the Southwest Society of Economist meetings, Houston, Texas, March 2008. |
