Logan Kelly joined the faculty of Bryant University in the fall of 2007. Dr. Kelly received his Ph.D. in 2007 from University of Kansas (KU) with specializations in macroeconomics and applied econometrics. While at KU, Dr. Kelly taught undergraduate courses including money and banking, microeconomics and managerial economics and has presented research in the areas of economic forecasting, monetary economics and education economics. His continuing research interests include monetary aggregation, macroeconomic modeling and simulation, and block wise weak separability testing.

Barnett, W. A., Keating, J. W., & Kelly, L. J. (2008). Toward a Bias Corrected Currency Equivalent Index, Economics Letter (forthcoming)

Kelly, L. J. (2007). Measuring the Economic Stock of Money using Targeted Factor Models. Paper Presented at Measurement Error: Econometrics and Practice (Aston University, Birmingham , UK)

Kelly, L. J. "The Effects of School Vouchers on Personal Welfare and Level of Education." Working Paper

Kelly, L. J. "Forecasting Inflation: An Evaluation of the Performance of Approximate Factor Models." Working Paper

Kelly, L. J. "The Current Stock of Money and the Currency Equivalent Index." Working Paper