- Fax
- (940) 397 4280
- Title
- Professor
- Department
- Economics
- Location
- Dillard College of Business Administration
- Room
- 255
| Institution | Degree | Graduation Date |
|---|---|---|
| University of Oklahoma | Ph.D., Economics | 1984 |
| University of Oklahoma | M.S., Economics | 1973 |
| University of Texas, Austin | B.A., Economics | 1967 |
| Employer | Position | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Midwestern state University | Professor of Economics | 05/11/1997 | |
| Cameron University | Graduate Coordinator | 05/11/1989 | 05/11/1990 |
| Martinez and Associates | Partner | 05/11/1985 | 05/11/1985 |
| Webster University | Adjunct Professor | 05/11/1982 | 05/11/1986 |
| Cameron University | Professor of Economics | 05/11/1973 | 05/11/1997 |
| Oklahoma Economic Development Administration | Research Associate | 05/11/1972 | 05/11/1973 |
Refereed Articles
Friesen, D., Patterson, M. C., Harmel, B., & Martinez, J. (2014). A Mathematical Model of Archimedes' Cattle Problem. Journal of Applied Quantitative Methods, 9 (1).
Patterson, M., Harmel, B., & Martinex, J. (2014). A Spreadsheet Simulation Model of Sam Loyd's Carnival Dice Game. International Journal of Business Management and Economic Research, 5 (2), 44-52.
Fukasawa, Y. & Martinez, J. E. (2014). The Economic Impact of a Small University and Its Athletic Program on the Regional Economy: A Case Study. Midwestern Business and Economic Review (49), 35-39.
Martinez, J. & Li, Q. (2011). Martinez, J. & Li, Q. Community bank Use of FHLB Advances across the Kansas City and San Francisco Federal Reserve Districts. Southwestern Economic Review, 38 (1), 73-91.
Martinez, J. E., McNiel, D. W., & Patin, R. P. (2009). Community Bank Use of FHLB Advances in the Kansas City Federal Reserve District, 2002-2008. Central Business Review, XXVIII (1-2), 17-23.
Martinez, J. E. & Owen, J. (2009). Income Inequality Trends in Texas: 1969-2004: Do They Really Matter? Southwest Business and Economics Journal, 117, 1-14.
Martinez, J., Patin, R. R., & Barger, J. L. (2008). Impact of a Subchapter S Designation as a Competitive Measure: Small community Banks versus Credit Unions in Texas. Midwestern Business and Economic Review.
Martinez, J. E., Patin, R. P., & McNiel, D. W. (2007). Viability of Commercial Banks in Dallas Federal Reserve District: Evidence of Relationship and Transactional Orientation. Journal of Applied Business Research, 23 (2), 93-100.
Martinez, J. E. & Fukasawa, Y. (2005). Economic Impact of the Dallas Cowboys Training Camp on the North Texas Region, 1998-2001. Southwestern Journal of Economics, VII (1), 96-114.
McNiel, D. W., Patin, R. P., & Martinez, J. E. (2004). Membership Diversity in Educational Credit Unions: Impact on Risk and Performance. Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives, xxx (1), 40-49.
McNiel, D. W., Patin, R. P., & Martinez, J. E. (2004). Occupational Credit Unions and Common Bond Requirements: Does Membership Diversity Impact Risk and Performance. Southern Business and Economic Journal, 27 (3&4), 138-153.
Martinez, J. E. & Horner, J. (2002). Economic Development Projections for South Central Oklahoma. Southwest Business and Economics Journal, 10, 14-25.
Refereed Proceedings
Full Paper
Martinez, J., Patin, R. P., & McNiel, D. W. (2008). Community Bank Use of FHLB Advances, 2002-2005. Academy of Economics and Finance Papers and Proceedings, 31, academy of Economics and Finance, 240-246.
Martinez, J. E., Patin, R. P., & McNiel, D. W. (2007). Transactional and relationship banking among Community Banks in the Dallas Federal Reserve District. Academy of Economics and Finance Papers and Proceedings, 30, 175-181.