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Department of Finance
Contact
jlajau3@lsu.edu
225-578-6291
2900 Business Education Complex
Curriculum Vitae
Education
Ph.D. Financial Economics, University of New Orleans, 1992
MA Economics (Finance Minor), University of New Orleans, 1991
BA Political Science, Louisiana State University, 1986
Teaching Interests: Commercial Banking, Financial Statement Analysis, Managerial/Corporate Finance, and International Finance
Research Interests: Commercial Banking (Community Banks), Investments, International Finance, Retirement Planning
“Home Equity Lines of Credit and the Unemployment Rate: Have Unemployed Consumers Borrowed Themselves into the Next Financial Crisis?” Michel, N., Lajaunie, J., Lawrence, S., Fanguy, R. (2014). Journal of Banking and Finance, 47, 147-154.
“The Empirical Relationship Between Home Equity Borrowing and Durable Goods Purchases,” Norbert Michel, John Lajaunie, and Shari Lawrence, (2011) Applied Financial Economics, 21(19-21), 1561-1570.
“A Comparison of Defined Benefit and Optional Retirement Plan Rates of Return in Higher Education,” Norbert Michel, Shari Lawrence, John Lajaunie, and Shawn Mauldin, Journal of Retirement Planning, Volume 13, No. 2, March-April 2010, p. 13.
“Advising the Participants Regarding Double Dipping and Social Security,” Shari Lawrence, John Lajaunie, and Shawn Mauldin, Journal of Retirement Planning, Volume 12, No. 2, March-April 2009, p. 19.
“A Determination of Credit Risk Exposure: A Loan Review Approach,” John P. Lajaunie, Thomas O. Stanley, and Craig Roger, Journal of Financial and Economic Practice, Vol. 6, no. 2, Spring 2006, p. 9.
"Tax Incentives and Individual Investor Behavior," Cuddalore Sundar, John M. Hill and John P. Lajaunie, Applied Economic Letters, Volume 7, no. 2 Feb 2000, pp.91-94.
"Re-examining Cointegration, Unit Roots and Efficiency in the Foreign Exchange," John P. Lajaunie and Atsuyuki Naka, Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 24, (3)&(4), April 1997, pp.363-374.
"Credit Risk Management: A Loan Inventory Approach," Thomas O. Stanley, John P. Lajaunie and Craig Roger, Banker's Magazine, 179, (4), July/August 1996, pp. 55-60.
"Further Evidence on Foreign Exchange Market Efficiency: An Application of Cointegration Tests," John P. Lajaunie, Bruce McManis and Atsuyuki Naka, Financial Review, 31, (3), August 1996, pp.553-564.
"Loan Pricing: Desired Returns Versus Risk-based Returns," Thomas O. Stanley, John P. Lajaunie and Craig Roger, Banker's Magazine, September/October 1995, pp. 37-41.
"Integration of the Foreign Exchange Market Across Tokyo, London, and New York Using Cointegration Analyses," John P. Lajaunie, Atsuyuki Naka and Oscar Varela, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institution and Money, Vol. 5, no. 4, 1995, pp.37-50.
"A Loan-Opportunity Approach to Bank Marketing: It’s Cost Effective," Thomas O. Stanley, John P. Lajaunie and Craig Roger, Banker's Magazine, July/August, 1995, pp.55-58.
"The Effect of the 1986 Tax Law Changes on the January Performance of Losers," Edward Miller, John Hill, John P. Lajaunie and Cudalore Sundar, Review of Financial Economics, Fall 1991, Volume 1, no.1, pp.62-66.
