Craig Johnson

Associate Professor at Bloomington School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Schools

  • Bloomington School of Public and Environmental Affairs

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Biography

Bloomington School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Education

  • Ph.D., State University of New York at Albany, 1993
  • M.P.A., State University of New York at Albany, 1987
  • B.A., (Highest Distinction No. 1 class ranking), San Jose State University, 1984
  • A.A., Hartnell College, 1982

Courses

  • The Financial Crisis
  • Seminar in Public Capital & Debt Theory
  • Topics in Financial Management & Policy

Biography

Dr. Craig Johnson is an expert in capital markets and financial intermediation, financial management, public budgeting and finance, financing e-government, financing economic development, and environmental and infrastructure finance. He chaired the advisory committee of a project that resulted in the report "Fiscal Benchmarking for Indiana''s Local Governments."

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