Rutilio Martinez
Associate Professor
of Business Statistics; International Business
Email: rutilio.martinez@unco.edu Phone: (970) 351-1106
Office: 1075-E
Office Hours:
Tuesday-2:00pm-4:30pm
Thursday-2:00pm-4:30pm
Research: Latin American economics, international trade and international business
Education:
Ph.D. Economics 1992, Vanderbilt University M.S. in Economics 1980, Colorado State University B.A. in Business 1976, Uniersidad Iberoamericana
Recent Publications:
The Family Firm Continues To Dominate Mexico's Private Sector in Western Decision Sciences (2008)
Salient Managerial Implications of Latin America's Racial Hierarchy for Non-Lain American Managers in International Business & Economics Research Conference (2008)
Mexico's Unskilled Laborers Are Paying Mexico's Foreign Debt in International Business & Economics Research Conference (2007)
The Remittances Sent by Mexican Immigrants Return Promptly to the American Economy in Western Decision Sciences Institute (2007)
Investing in Tax-Liens: A Primer for Personal Financial Planners in Journal Of Personal Finance (2007)
Race and Wealth in Contemporary Mexico in International Business & Economics Research Conference (2006)
Mexico's Resilient Caste System: Salient Marketing Implications in Western Decision Sciences Institute Conference (2005)
Mutual Fund Revenue Sharing: A Case of Pay to Play in Journal Of Personal Finance (2005)
The Economics of Race in Latin America in International Applied Business Research Conference (2004)
Mexico's Resilient Caste System: Managerial Implications for Foreign Firms in International Applied Business Research Conference (2003)
Mexico's Resilient Caste System: Managerial Implications for Foreign Firms in International Business & Economics Research Journal (2003)
Recent Books:
Financing Options for the Small International Firm: The Case of Eletro Manganese, LTDA in CIBER Case Collection at the European Case Clearing House (2004) Published by Center for International Business Education and Research
Awards Received:
Honor: Mortar Board, Mortar Board
National College Senior Honor Society
Golden Key Chapter (2008)
Bio:
Rutilio Martinez received his Ph. D. in economics from Vanderbilt University in 1992. Since the fall of 1993 he has been teaching at the University of Northern Colorado. Currently he is teaching statistics and econometrics. Since 2000, he has been partner of CG Americas LLP, a consulting firm in Denver. In this firm he has been in charge of the initial financial due diligence of Mexican firms looking for capital in American private financial markets. Before coming to UNC, he taught for six years in the economics department of the Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico. While at the Universidad de las Americas, he participated in several projects dealing with econometrics and macroeconomics.