David Sovich
davidsovich "AT" uky.edu
davidsovich "AT" uky.edu
I am the Ashland Oil Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Kentucky. I received my Ph.D. in finance from Washington University in St. Louis.
My research interests are in empirical household and corporate finance.
A copy of my curriculum vitae can be found here: CV
David Sovich
Gatton 335G
550 S Limestone
Lexington, KY 40506
1) The Economic Impact of Index Investing
with Jonathan Brogaard and Matt Ringgenberg
The Review of Financial Studies, 2019
2) State Minimum Wages, Employment, and Wage Spillovers: Evidence from Administrative Payroll Data
with Radha Gopalan, Bart Hamilton, and Ankit Kalda
Journal of Labor Economics, 2021
3) Home Equity and Labor Income: The Role of Constrained Mobility
with Radha Gopalan, Bart Hamilton, and Ankit Kalda
The Review of Financial Studies, 2021
4) Aversion to Student Debt? Evidence from Low-wage Workers
with Radha Gopalan, Bart Hamilton, and Jorge Sabat
Journal of Finance, 2024
with Naser Hamdi and Ankit Kalda
Journal of Public Economics, 2025
6) The Labor Market Consequences of Student Loan Forbearance
with Naser Hamdi and Ankit Kalda
Management Science, Forthcoming
1) Consumer Credit and the Incidence of Tariffs: Evidence from the Auto Industry
with Kristine Hankins and Morteza Momeni
American Economic Review, Revise and resubmit
2) Cost Pass-Through and Mortgage Credit: The Case of Guarantee Fees
with Ankit Kalda and Gavin Pearson
3) The Wage and Employment Effects of California's Fast-Food Minimum Wage
with Naser Hamdi
4) The Marginal Propensity to Default
with Morteza Momeni
5) Relative valuation and the information production network
with Armando Gomes and Alan Moreira
6) Unemployment insurance and the household financial channel
1) Multiple Borrowing and the Pecking Order of Consumer Credit
with Radha Gopalan and Ankit Kalda
2) Tax Incidence in Consumer Financial Markets: Evidence from Auto Leases
with Sarah Khoei and Morteza Momeni