外教人才

Brief Introduction： Assistant Professor of Political Economy at Stanford Graduate School of Business, Ph.D. from Stanford University. Research in market design, matching theory, and political economy. Published in Journal of Political Economy, American Economic Review, and Journal of Economic Theory.

Brief Introduction： Assistant Professor of Economics at UT Austin, Ph.D. from University of Arizona. Research focuses on environmental/energy economics and industrial organization. Published in American Economic Journal: Economic Policy and Environmental & Resource Economics. Holds NBER Sloan Foundation grant. Previously taught at Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

Brief Introduction： Res G. Baker Jr. Professor of Political Economy at UT Austin, Ph.D. from Northwestern University. Specializes in industrial organization and applied microeconomics. Extensive publication record in top journals such as Econometrica, American Economic Review, and RAND Journal of Economics. Served as editor for multiple leading economics journals. CEPR Research Fellow and holder of significant research grants.

Brief Introduction： Lecturer at UT Austin with a Ph.D. from UT Austin. Combines academic teaching with extensive consulting and expert witness experience in antitrust, patent infringement, and industrial organization. Founder and CEO of an analytics consulting firm. Published in economics and law journals, with focus on industrial organization and computational economics.

Brief Introduction： Addison Baker Duncan Centennial Professor of Economics at UT Austin, Ph.D. from Yale University. Expertise in industrial organization and applied econometrics. Published extensively in top journals like Econometrica and Journal of Political Economy. Previously held positions at University of Michigan and UCLA. Served as associate editor for multiple leading journals.

Brief Introduction： Assistant Professor at UT Austin, Ph.D. from University of Maryland. Research interests include public economics, labor economics, and political economy. Published in Journal of Public Economics and American Economic Journal: Economic Policy. Also serves as a researcher at the U.S. Census Bureau. Organizes seminars and workshops in economics of crime.

Brief Introduction： Assistant Professor at UT Austin, Ph.D. from University of Michigan. Research focuses on macroeconomics and international economics. Published in American Economic Review and Journal of International Economics. NBER Faculty Research Fellow and recipient of multiple research awards. Teaches both undergraduate and Ph.D. macroeconomics courses.

Brief Introduction： Associate Professor of Instruction at UT Austin, Ph.D. from George Mason University. Specializes in development economics, economic education, and experimental economics. Extensive experience in economic education outreach, serving as Director of Financial Responsibility and Economic Education Program. Published in economic education journals and co-edited a book on dystopian economics.

Brief Introduction： Associate Professor (tenured) in Economics at UT Austin, with a Ph.D. from University College London. Research focuses on microeconomic theory, game theory, and information economics. Published in top journals including American Economic Review and Review of Economic Studies. Serves as Associate Editor for Journal of Mathematical Economics and is a CEPR Research Fellow. Extensive visiting positions at institutions like Toulouse School of Economics, HEC Paris, and Yale.

Brief Introduction： This scholar is an associate professor of economics specializing in microeconometrics. Their research focuses on developing methodological tools for partial identification, Bayesian inference, and the analysis of models with social interactions and strategic behavior (game theory). They have published extensively in leading econometrics and statistics journals, contributed to handbooks, and received awards for their work. They serve as an associate editor for several top econometrics journals and plays a significant administrative role as the director of PhD admissions in their department.

Brief Introduction： This professional is an assistant dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and a clinical assistant professor. Their academic background is in educational leadership and sport administration. Their research focuses on strategic resource management in historically Black college and university (HBCU) athletics, barriers to retention for Black faculty in sport studies, and diversity leadership. They have experience teaching a wide range of sport management courses and have been actively involved in developing and leading DEI initiatives, committees, and community programs at the university level.

Brief Introduction： This individual is a newly appointed assistant professor in business, government, and society (with a courtesy appointment in economics) at a leading business school. Their research lies at the intersection of environmental and energy economics, public policy, and industrial organization. They have published in top environmental economics journals, examining topics such as flood insurance markets, climate adaptation, solar energy policy, and the evaluation of environmental regulations. Their doctoral training and research fellowships are from prestigious institutions focused on environmental economics.