Business Management

Biography:

Dr. Horatio Morgan joined Ryerson University in Fall 2010 as an assistant professor of Global Management Studies at the Ted Rogers School of Management. He received his B.Sc. (1999) and M.Sc. (2001) from the University of the West Indies; his M.A. (2005) and Ph.D. (2010) from York University and Simon Fraser University, respectively. Dr. Morgan undertakes a cross-disciplinary research agenda that spans the fields of international finance, small business finance, entrepreneurship, international business, international trade, and political economy. His current research primarily focuses on the economics of small business and entrepreneurship. Prior to joining Ryerson University, he worked as a Senior Analyst at Grant Thornton LLP in their Toronto-based International Tax Services (Transfer Pricing) practice.

Qualifications:

Ph.D.  Economics, Simon Fraser University (Canada), 2010
 
M.A.  Economics, York University (Canada), 2005

M.Sc.  International Business, University of the West Indies (Jamaica, W. I.), 2001

B.Sc.  Economics & Accounting, University of the West Indies (Jamaica, W.I.), 1999

Research Interest:

International Finance, Small Business Finance, Entrepreneurship, International Business, International Trade, and Political Economy.

Current Courses:

International Economics
Introduction to Global Management

Selected Publications:

Morgan, H.M. (2013). Foreign Banks and the Export Performance of Emerging Market Firms: Evidence from India. Research in International Business and Finance, 29: 52-60.

Morgan, H.M. (2011). The International Competitiveness of Chinese Manufacturing Firms and the Exit of the Renminbi-Dollar Peg. China Economic Journal, 4(2-3): 159-168.

Morgan, H.M. (2011). Credit Rating Agencies and Regulatory Reform: The Case of Moody's Investors Services. Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, 25 (9), 389-397.

Professional Affiliations:

2012-Present  American Economic Association (AEA)

2012-Present  Canadian Economics Association (CEA)

2011-Present Chinese Economists Society (CES)