Title
Dean of Arts and Sciences and Fred C. Hecht Professor in Economics
Economics
International Business School
Expertise
Industrial organization; technological change and innovation; law and economics; environmental economics. Interested in the process of technological change and innovation.
Profile
Focused recently on the patterns of flow of technological and scientific knowledge across organizations, the interaction of technological change with environmental policy, and the evaluation of public programs designed to spur technological advance.
Degrees
Harvard University, Ph.D.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S.
Awards and Honors
Venice Intellectual Property Award, Honorable Mention for "Innovation and Its Discontents" (2007)
Keynote Speaker at NSF Workshop on Advancing Measures of Innovation (2006)
Coordinator, Innovation Policy and the Economy Group, National Bureau of Economic Research (1999)
Associate Editor, Rand Journal of Economics (1997)
Member, Board of Editors, American Economic Review (1995 - 2000)
Member, Board of Editors, Journal of Industrial Economics (1995)
Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research (1995)
Courses Taught
| SYS | 1c | How Do We Know What We Know? |
| USEM | 40b | What a Good Idea! Technology and Innovation in Society |
Scholarship
