Stephen Scheid

Stephen Scheid

Personal profile

About

Professor Scheid joined the Economics Department at UMSL in 2016 as a full time lecturer. He studied graduate economics at Washington University in St. Louis where he received his Masters if Arts in economics. His areas of interest include public finance, microeconomic theory, and the design of dynamic labor contracts.

Professor Scheid has taught undergraduate and graduate courses for both business and non-business students. At UMSL, he regularly teaches principles of microeconomics, principles of macroeconomics and an economics survey course. His goals in the classroom are to help students sharpen their analytical skills while teaching them the basic economic concepts that play a part in business strategy, policy disputes, and everyday decision-making. He is currently pursuing research in income tax theory.

Education/Academic qualification

MA, Washington University in St. Louis

… → 2013

Research Interests

  • Public Finance
  • Microeconomics Theory
  • Design of Dynamic Labor Contracts
  • Economics Survey
  • Principles of Macroeconomics
  • Income Tax Theory
  • Business Strategy
  • Policy Disputes
  • Decision-making

Disciplines

  • Economics