UT Energy Symposium: Non-Renewable Resources, Extraction Technology and Economic Growth

The UT Energy Symposium welcomes ­­­­­Martin Stuermer, Senior Research Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, to give a talk titled Non-Renewable Resources, Extraction Technology, and Economic Growth.

Martin Stuermer is a senior research economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. His research interests are macroeconomics with a focus on energy, commodities and natural resources. He studies the fluctuations and trends in energy and mineral commodity markets from a long-run perspective by using time-series econometrics and growth models. In his position he briefs the Bank's president on energy for the FOMC meetings. He joined the Dallas Fed in July 2014 and holds a PhD in economics from the University of Bonn.

The UT Energy Symposium meets every Thursday during the long semesters. Come early to attend a networking session before the talk: refreshments will be served at 4:45 p.m. in the POB Connector Lobby outside the auditorium.