Michael Snipes | Source | Associate professor of instruction, Economics at University of South Florida
Michael Snipes
Snipes is an associate professor of instruction of Economics, with a research focus on inflation, commerce, consumer economics and tourism and its effects on the economy. He can discuss tariffs and their impact on consumers and the broader economy.
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University of South Florida
Associate professor of instruction, Economics
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Michael Snipes is an Associate Professor of Instruction of Economics at USF Sarasota-Manatee campus, with a joint appointment in the Muma College of Business. He received his MA (2004) and PhD (2008) from the University of Colorado – Boulder and his BA (2002) from the University of Texas – Austin. Prior to his arrival, Dr. Snipes taught at Eastern New Mexico University for several years. His current area of research interest is tourism and its effects on the economy, and has conducted research on family dynamics and the links between macro-economic fluctuations and suicide.
