A Ph.D. economist and public policy analyst with more than 30 years of academic and applied experience, this expert focuses on the economic impact of government regulation on transportation systems, land use, housing markets, and small business activity. He has served as a professor of economics and finance for many years, including leadership roles such as department chair and program director, and has taught at public and private universities. His research and publications address urban economics, zoning policy, housing development, and public finance, with particular emphasis on how local and state policies influence market outcomes.

In addition to his academic work, he has provided consulting services on regulatory and economic issues, including advising a state transportation agency on for-hire transportation and transportation network company regulation. His experience also includes economic and data analysis in litigation contexts, including wrongful termination and wrongful death matters. His combined background in research, teaching, and applied consulting supports analysis of economic policy, regulatory impacts, and market behavior in both public and legal settings. He also holds both Master's and Bachelor's degree in Economics.