Ferderer's recent research focuses on international trade and finance issues
including the World Trade Organization. He has also done research in macroeconomics as
well as economic history and the effect of uncertainty on the economy. 

EDUCATION: B.A., University of Saint Thomas, 1983; M.A., Washington University, 1985;
PhD., Washington University, 1989 

Ferderer has taught at Macalester since 1996.

Journal Articles

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Advances in Communication Technology and Growth of American Over-The-Counter Markets, Journal of Economic History (2008)
 

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Liquidity provision by market makers and financial crisis: The case of the Great Depression (with KYLE RITCHIE), Journal of Economic History (2002)
 

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To raise the golden anchor? Financial crises and uncertainty during the Great Depression (with DAVID A. ZALEWSKI), Journal of Economic History (1999)
 

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Increasing Liquidity and the Declining Predictive Power of the Paper-Bill Spread (with STEPHEN C. VOGT and RAVI CHAHIL), Journal of Economics and Business (1998)
 

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Institutional innovation and the creation of liquid financial markets: The case of the American over-the-counter market (2007)