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Jun Peng

Associate Professor

• Ph.D. Public Administration, Ohio State University, 1978
• M.A. Public Administration, Ohio State University, 1973
• B.A. History and Political Science, University of Kentucky, 1968

Current Courses

• PA 410, Public and Nonprofit Financial Management
• PA 515, State and Local Government, Finance
• PA 508, Public and Nonprofit Financial Management
• PA 525, Public and Nonprofit Debt and Inv. Management

Areas of Expertise

• Public and nonprofit financial management
• Investment banking, investments

Publications and Working Papers

Articles

With Peter F. Brucato. 2001. “Do competitive-only laws have an impact on the borrowing cost of municipal bonds?” Municipal Finance Journal, Vol. 22(3): 61-76.

2002. “Do investors look beyond insured triple A rating? – An analysis of Standard & Poor’s Underlying Ratings,” Public Budgeting and Finance, Vol. 22(3): 115-131.

2003. “Managing the risk of variable-rate debt in the public sector,” Municipal Finance Journal, Vol. 23(4): 1- 16.

With Peter F. Brucato. 2003. “Another look at the effect of method of sale on the interest cost in the municipal bond market: a certification model,” Public Budgeting and Finance Vol. 23(1): 73-95.

2004. “Pension fund management and government operating budget: a tale of three states,” Public Budgeting and Finance Vol. 24(2): 59-73.

With Peter F. Brucato. 2004. “An empirical analysis of market and institutional mechanisms for alleviating information asymmetry in the municipal bond market,” Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol. 28(2): 227- 239.

Book Chapters

“State and Local Public Pension Fund Management,” in Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy (Marcel Dekker, Inc. 2004).

“Understanding the Basics of Refunding in the Municipal Bond Market,” in Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy (Marcel Dekker, Inc. 2004).

Professional Associations

• American Society for Public Administration
• Association of Budgeting and Financial Management

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