Personal Homepage Economics Resources Overview This selected economic scholar's personal home page, there is a large amount of information, there is a certain academic reference value. Of course, it also reflects the author's research preferences to some extent. 1,
http://www.people.hbs.edu/mjensen/
Harvard Business School Industrial Management Professor Jensen 's Personal Homepage, MICHAEL C. Jensen. Professor Jensen joined Harvard College in 1985, prior to the Professor of Finance, Business School, Rochester University, and Professor for Business Administration. Jensen Professor's main research direction is the company's financial theory, and its academic contribution has three aspects: First, how the agent cost affects the form of an organization; the second is to emphasize the difference between organization decision control and decision-making management rights, not traditional The isolation of the management rights and management rights; the third is to explain how the organization uses special knowledge to affect the form of organization. Professor Jensen's life is quite rich, and has published more than 50 academic papers; Foundations of Organizational Strategy and "Enterprise Theory: Governance, Surplus Rights and Organizational Form" (THEORY OF THE FIRM : Governance, Residual Claims, And Organizational Forms, presided over the "The Modern THEORY CORPORATE FINANCE" and "Capital Market Theory of Capital Markets). In 1973, the "Journal of Financial Economics" is founded, one of the top journals in the field of financial economics. In 1994, he cooperated with people to create a social science electronic publishing company and served as the company's e-published undertakings. Professor Jensen spreads the scientific thoughts, and the major academic papers published online and shared with everyone. 2,
Http://gsbwww.uchicago.edu/fac/eugene.fama/research/
Personal Homepage of Famous Finance of the University of Chicago University of Eugene F. Fama. The main research field of Professor Mama is the theory and experience analysis of investment, and the price formation in the capital market, the company's finance, etc. The main contribution of Mama is to put forward the famous "effective market hypothesis". This hypothesis believes that the relevant information is effective if it is not distorted and fully reflected in the securities price, the market is effective. One of the most important inference of the effective market is that any attempted market attending the market is futile, because the price of stocks has fully reflected all possible information, including all public information and unapproved private information, in stock price Under the rapid response of information, there is impossible opportunity to have normal income. In the company's financial theory, Fama proposed the "Manager Market Competition" as an incentive mechanism in the late 1970s. Mada believes that even if there is no internal incentive, the manager will work hard to work for the perspective of future career, and forced the pressure of the external market. Here, you can download the two monographs of Mama for free: Foundation of Finance and "Financial Theory". Although these two books were written in the 1970s, don't think they have been out. In fact, until today, these two books are still a classic textbook that must be read by doctoral students. 3,
http://gsbwww.uchicago.idu/fac/richard.thaler/research/
University of Chicago School of Business, Science and Economics, Professor Richard H. Thaler Personal Home. Professor THALER won a Ph.D., a Ph.D., a Ph.D., a University of Rochester, USA, a guideliner. The main research areas are behavioral economics, behavioral finance and decision-making psychology. In terms of behavioral finance, THALER professor's impact on finance markets has made many important contributions. There are some disclosed research papers and work papers on its personal homepage. 4, http://gsbwww.uchicago.idu/fac/thomas.hubbard/research/
Personal Homepage of Thomas N. Hubbard, an Associate Professor of the University of Chicago University of Business. Professor Hubbard was a Ph.D. in Economics in Stanford University in 1996. The main research areas are industrial organizations, application measurement economics, strategic economics and technology economics. 5,
http://gsbwww.uchicago.edu/fac/raghuram.rajan/research/
Professor Raghuram Rajan of Raghuram Rajan, University of Chicago University. Professor Rajan won a Ph.D. in MIT in 1991. The main research field is the company's financial, organizational theory and financial institutional supervision. On its personal homepage, there are a large number of research papers related to banking, international finance, organization, power and corporate theory, etc. 6,
Http://gsbwww.uchicago.idu/fac/steven.kaplan/research/
Professor of the University of Chicago, Steele's personal home page of Steven Neil Kaplan. Professor Kaplan was a Ph.D. in Business Economics at Harvard University in 1988. The main research areas are venting capital, corporate governance, leverage acquisition, enterprise purchase, e-commerce, company finance, etc. Its research paper is worth seeing. 7.
http://gsbwww.uchicago.idu/fac/douglas.diamond/research/#papers
Personal home page of Douglas W. Diamond, a famous financial professor of the University of Chicago. Professor Diamond received a Ph.D. in Economics, Yale University in 1980. The main research field is financial theory, debt financing, investment bank, bank supervision and savings insurance, under incomplete information. 8,
http://gsbwww.uchicago.idu/fac/john.cochrane/research/papers/
Professor of the University of Chicago, Professor John H. Cochrane's personal home page. Professor Cochrane won a Ph.D. in Economics, California, University of California, in 1986. The main research areas are financial, macroeconomics and monetary economics. There is a book with "asset pricing". 9,
http://gsblas.uchicago.idu/glars_stole.html
Professor of the University of Chicago, Lars A. Stole's personal home page. Professor Stole received a Ph.D. in MIT Economics in 1991. The main research areas are industrial economics and regulations, nonlinear pricing and competition, contract theory and incentives, non-currency exchange, optimization organization design, legal and economics. Here you can download "The Economics Of Multidimensional Screening", which is known from Professor of Stole and Jean-Charles Rochet, is contained in Economics and Metrology and Economics: Theory and Applications. (Advances in economics) a book; Stole Professor Stole is a "Price Discrimination In Competitive Environments" in the "Industrial Organization Manual", "Price Discrimination In Competitive Environments); and Contract Chapter 1-2 of Organizational Sectors, in 1993, in 1997, it has been revised in 1997, it has been passed out in the circle, until now, the lectures are still being designated as the contract theoretical courses by BENGT HOLMSTROM. 10,
Http://home.uchicago.edu/~Rmyerson/ Professor of the University of Chicago Roger Myerson's personal home page. Professor Myerson has been a doctoral degree in applying mathematics in Harvard University in 1976, and has a deep study of game theory. "Game THEORY: Analysis of Conflict" and "Probability Model of Economic Decision" (Probability Model ". Readers who are interested in the "Probability Model" of Economic Decisions "can download the English manuscript of the book here. 11,
Http://lily.src.uchicago.edu/jheckman.html
2000 Nobeli Economics Award Winner, the Personal Homepage of Heckman's Heckman, the University of Chicago. Professor Hechman won a Ph.D. in Economics, University of Princeton in 1971. The field of research involves metrological economic models such as social project assessment, non-continuous selection and longitudinal data, labor market economics, and revenue distribution mode options. The main contribution of Hercan is a simple and feasible theory and method for correcting the selection deviation of statistics. The selection deviation refers to a deviation caused by the limitations of the data or the personal behavior of the sampler during the sample. For example, consider the statistical relationship between education and personal income. In general, data sources are always deviation. The data of the population of education is easy to get, and the data with low education is not easy, because their work may not be fixed, even often unemployed. This is simply analyzed by simply collected data, and the impact of the degree of education to personal income will be underestimated. Hekerman proposed a famous Hechman amendment method. This approach is divided into two steps. The first step is first constructed a work probability model based on economic theory, and thus the probability of each individual predicts its work. The second step adds these prediction probabilities to the original model, as a new interpretation variable, thereby obtaining a more exactly the statistical model between education and personal income. Heckman has handled many similar problems in this way; for example, the time interval problem of unemployed retransmate (observed data often with personal characteristics), vocational training valuation issues (unidentified personal Data is not easy to get, Hekman's conclusion is the role of many vocational training is overestimated). 12,
http://www.src.uchicago.edu/~pach/
Professor Pierre-André Chiappori, a Professor of the University of Chicago, received a Ph.D. in Economics in Paris University in 1981. Its articles related to contract theory and insurance in its downloadable work papers are great. 13,
http://faculty-gsb.stanford.edu/wilson/
The Famous Management of the famous management of Stanford University, the personal home page of Robert Wilson. Professor Wilson won a Ph.D. in Business Management of Harvard University in 1963. Its research and teaching involves market design, pricing, negotiations, and related topics related to industrial organizations and information economics. He is a game theory expert. As one of the early stage of industrial organization theory, he has made a prominent contribution in the fields of price theory, market design. Since the 1970s, Wilson engaged in game theory research and made an important contribution, especially the sequential balance concept proposed by him and Kreps (Kreps & Wilson1982), is an important breakthrough in the concept of solving the unfained information dynamic game. Since the 1980s, Wilson's research on the theory and application of the auction mechanism has made important achievements, becoming an authoritative scholar design for the auction and bidding mechanism in the field of transportation, transportation and energy. In 1993, Wilson's price mechanism research was published by Oxford University Press, the book conducted an encyclopedia analysis of fundamental related topics such as rate design and telecommunications, transportation and energy. The authority has won very high honor for him. Wildson was elected as the Academician (1994) and the Chairman of the World Metrology and Economic Society (1999). On the personal homepage of Professor Wilson, there is an excellent market design course material, and some multi-person decision theory work papers, and you can download the author I published academic papers and several working papers, such as 120 pages. Nonlinear pricing concise courses, the lectures are actually a self-written "nonlinear pricing"; "nonlinear pricing and mechanism design" on the "Computational Economics Manual" published in 1995; contained in "game On the "Auction Strategy Analysis" on the Handbook and the "Strategic Analysis of Entering Obstacles"; the entry "bidding" contained in the "New Palgraph Economics". It is rich in content and absolutely not to be missed. 14, http://www.stanford.edu/~woodyp/
Stanford University organizes behavioral and social professor, the Personal Home of Education Professor Walter W. Powell. Professor Powell's research is the organization theory and economic sociology, and its research papers related to organizational theory are still nice. 15,
http://www.stanford.edu/~wolak/
Professor Frank A. Wolak Personal Homepage. Professor Wolak's main research field is the industry organization and measurement of economic theory. His recent work is mainly to study opportunities to introduce competition into infrastructure industries such as telecommunications, electricity, water supply and postal delivery services. And assess the impact of competition policies on consumer and producer benefits. 16,
http://faculty-gsb.stanford.edu/mcmillan/personal/homepage.htm
Professor of the University of Stanford University, John Mcmillan's personal home page. Professor McMillan was a Ph.D. in Economics, University of New South Wales, Australia in 1978. The main research field is a comparison of economic reforms (including China's economic reform), mechanism design, inter-national market system, and the development of entrepreneurs in the economic and transformation of entrepreneurs. Its disclosure published in various economic journals in accordance with economic reform, market design, industrial organization and international economics, allocated to four topics online, full download. 17.
http://www.stanford.edu/~athey/
Susan Athey's Personal Homepage, Associate Professor of Susan Athey, Economics of Stanford University. Professor AThey can be said that he is only 25 years old when he is a Ph.D. in Stanford University in 1995. The instructor is Paul Milgrom, John Roberts and Edward Lazear. The main research areas are microeconomic theories, industrial organizations, uncertainty economics, information economics, auction and organizational economics. Here, you can not only download the working papers of Athey, and some publicly published academic papers, but also "Robust Comparative Statics" in the "Paste Comparrative Static" admitted to Paul Milgrom and John Roberts. Chapter 4. And Professor Athey also gave us a good reference to "Contractory Theory", "Game Theory and Senior Topics", "Industrial Economics, Regulations and Enterprise Organizations". 18, http://gobi.stanford.edu/facultybios/bio.asp? Id = 14
Professor of Political Economics and Strategics, Professor, Professor of Economics, Professor of Economics, Professor of Political Science, Professor of Political Science, Professor of Political Science. Professor Baron won the University of Harvard University in 1964, 1968 received a Ph.D. in Business Management at Indiana University in 1968. Research interests involve economics and political science, in 1981, after Joining Stanford in 1981, it is mainly engaged in political economics and strategic research. Some research papers are available for download. 19,
http://gobi.stanford.edu/facultybios/bio.asp?id=90
Professor of the University of Stanford University, David M. Kreps of the personal home page of David M. Kreps. Professor Kreps was a Ph.D. in Stanford University in 1975. The field of research involves dynamic selection, adaptive learning and employment relationships. 20,
http://www.stanford.edu/~isegal/
Professor of the University of Stanford University Ilya R. Segal's personal home page. Professor Segal's research is related to microeconomic theory, contract theory, industrial organization and corporate theory. Its working paper is worth seeing. twenty one,
http://www.stanford.edu/~jdlevin/
Professor of the University of Stanford University Jonathan David Levin's personal home page. Professor Levin received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1999. The research papers on its personal home page are still nice. twenty two,
http://www.stanford.edu/~bajari/
Professor of PATRICK Bajari, Assistant, Assistant University of Stanford University. Professor Bajari won a Ph.D. in Economics, Minnesota University in 1997. twenty three,
http://www.stanford.edu/~sargent/
Professor of Economics, New York University, the personal home page of Sakkot, Saj, Sajkit, the Hualifornia, Stanford University. Professor Sajkit was a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1968. Its academic contribution is mainly reflected in: Take a rational expected school with Lucas, Baro and Wallace (Neilwallace), studied the rate of interest rates, classical unemployment, economic depression and other major issues. He wrote a macroeconomic standard textbook, such as "macroeconomic theory", "dynamic macro theory" and "recursive macroeconomic theory" is widely popular. On the personal page of Professor Sajkit, you can download the "Recutive Macroeconomic Theory" second edition of the new chapter and Professor Sakkot. twenty four,
http://www.stanford.edu/~Promer/
Professor of Economics of Stanford University, the Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Paste PAUL M. ROMER. Professor ROMER won a Ph.D. in Economics in Chicago in 1983, a leader of the "New Growth Theory". In 1997, he was nominated as one of the most influential people in the United States in 1997. In 2000, it was also selected for American art. Academician with science academics. In 1983, he made a new method for discussing the dynamic process of capital accumulation in 1983. 25,
http://www.stanford.edu/~ dffie/
Professor Darrell Duffie of Finance of Stanford University Business School. Professor Duffie was a Ph.D. in Stanford in 1984. The main research areas are securities markets, financial risk management, asset pricing, option, interest rate model, credit risk model and fixed income pricing. Its academic contributions have mainly: Duffie's research results provide an important theoretical support for financial innovation and financial engineering development in incomplete asset market. Duffie proves theory, the rationality of financial innovation and financial engineering and its significance to improve social capital allocation efficiency. In addition, the DUFFIE application dynamic approach studied the asset pricing theory. 26, http://fudenberg.fas.harvard.edu/
Harvard University Economics Professor DREW Fudenberg's personal home page. Professor Fudenberg won a Ph.D. in MIT in 1981. The main research areas are dynamic economics and game theory. With people with "game theory" and "game learning theory". 27,
http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/hart/hart.html
Harvard University Director, Professor of Economics Had (Oliver Hart). Professor Hart received a Ph.D. in Economics, Princeton University in 1974. The field of research involves microscopic economic theory, mathematical economics, corporate theory and organization, contract theory, financial structure, law and economics. Hart has made a prominent contribution in theory, and he laid the foundation of contemporary corporate theory with Grossman (HART & GROSSMAN1986) and the asis of Moore (HART & Moore, 1990), and established a contractual theory based on the company's theory. frame. His "business, contract and finance structure" (1995) is already a classic textbook of corporate theory. In addition, Hart is one of the pioneers of incomplete contract theory, and he is still one of the leading people in the field. Thart Professor Personal Home Personal Personal Person 's Research Paper is worthy of special attention. 28,
Http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/laporta/Laporta.html
Associate Professor of the Harvard University Economic Department of Rafael La Porta Personal Home. Professor Porta received a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1994. The field of research involves the company's finance and asset pricing, especially paying attention to the relationship between the financing model of enterprises and the local financial system. There are nearly twenty research papers on its personal homepage. 29,
http://www.people.hbs.edu/jlerner/
Harvard College Investment Bank's personal home page of Josh Lerner. Professor Leerner graduated from Yale University. Its research field is mainly focused on the structure of venture capital organizations and its effects of scientific discovery into commodities; and also investigating intellectual property protection, especially patent protection on high-tech corporate competition strategy. 30,
http://dor.hbs.edu/fi_redirect.j ... & facemid = GBAKER
Harvard Business School Industrial Administration Professor George P. Baker's Personal Home. Professor Baker has published a copy of manager incentives, leverage acquisition, organizational economics and corporate ownership structure and management. The recent work is mainly focused on manager performance and its role in incentive mechanism design, the structure and performance of the organization. 31,
http://www.law.harvard.edu/faculty/bebchuk/
Harvard University Law School Law, Economics and Finance Professor Lucian Arye Bebchuk Personal Home. Professor Bebchuk received a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1993. Its academic papers and work papers that have been published since the 1980s can be found here. 32,
http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/shleifer/shleifer.html
Harvard University Economics Professor Schleifer's personal homepage. Professor Schlle was a Ph.D. in MIT in 1986. He is currently an academician of American Arts and Sciences and a member of the Metrology and Economic Society. Professor Schlef's research is involved in the company's finance, capital market, macroeconomics, transformation economics and Russian economy. As a Russian economist, Schles is more concerned about Russia's economic reform. Schlef believes that the reason after privatization has fallen to the main point of capitalist control country, the root cause is the lack of rule of law, so Schlef believes that the rule of law is the key to solving the Russian economic problem. Professor Schlev won the Clark Medal of the US Economic Society in 1999, Journal of Finance, which was awarded the company's financial and organizational. Jensen Prize. 33, http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/stein/stein.html
Harvard University Economics Professor Jeremy C. Stein's personal home page. Professor Stein got MIT's Ph.D. in 1986. The research direction is the efficiency of behavioral finance and stock market efficiency, option pricing, corporate investment and financing decisions, risk management, corporate capital distribution and monetary policy. On its personal homepage, there are several research papers for download, including "agents, information and company investments" for the upcoming "Handbook of the Economics Of Finance" (Agency, Information And corporate investment. 34,
http://post.economics.harvard.ed ... tein / feldstein.html
Harvard University Economics Professor, the personal home page of Martin Feldstein, US National Economic Research Association. Fernardstein was a Ph.D. in Oxford University in 1967. The main research areas are public economics, taxation, social insurance and macroeconomics. There are a large number of research papers on its personal homepage for browsing or downloading. 35,
http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/barro/barro.html
Harvard University Economics Personal Homepage of Robert J. Barro. Professor Baro received a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1970. The direction of research is economic growth and macroeconomics. Professor Baro is one of the most influential economists in the world. Because of his outstanding contributions to macroeconomics, economic growth, monetary theory and policies, Barrow was selected as Academician (1988), US Congress Budget, academic advisory committee (1996). ), Vice President of the US Economics (1998). Barrow has been recognized as a future winner winner by the world economics. Barrow is not only in theory, but its popular articles are also superficial, he was hired as a US "Wall Street Journal" special contributor and "Business Week" columnist. 36,
http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/jorgenson/
Harvard University Economics Personal Homepage of Dale W. Jorgenson. Professor Josen was a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1959. The main research direction is metering economics. Research themes involve tax reform and international comparison of US economic growth, energy, environment, China's economic growth, human capital investment, and economic growth. The main academic contribution of Josenon has: the binary economic model of development economics is given in pure economic theory, and the statistical estimation method is developed, and it is skilled in the actual problem with economics methods. He also pioneered its best investment in investment theory. He won the US Economic Society in 1971. 37,
http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/campbell/campbell.html
Harvard University Application Economics Personal Homepage of Kombell (John Campbell). Professor received a Ph.D. in Yale in 1984. Its research interest is concentrated in: the measurement economics, asset pricing, interest rate period structure, and total consumption in economic fluctuations. He focused on the balanced model of stocks and bonds, and the investor's long-term investment portfolio selection, the risk sharing function of the financial market. Because Kombell's outstanding contribution to metrology economics, he has award award. The book with the "Metrology Economics of the Financial Market" was won the 1997 Paul Samuelson Award. There are some new papers on the Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Personal Persons, including "consumption-based asset pricing" written for the upcoming "Financial Economics Manual". 38, http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/aGhion/aGhion.html
Harvard University Economics Professor Philippe Aghion's Personal Home. Professor AGHI won a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1987, is one of the leaders of the world today. The research field includes company finance, contract theory, industrial organization and macroeconomics. His important contribution is that he and Patrick Bolton gave a general framework for research company governance. At the same time, he also made an outstanding contribution in the field of economic growth theory, which is reflected in his "endogenous economic growth theory" in his with Peter Howitt. 39,
http://post.economics.harvard.edu/faculty/mankiw/mankiw.html
Harvard University Economics Personal Homepage of N. Gregory MANKIW. Professor MANK won a Ph.D. in Economics in 1984. The main research direction is macroeconomics, specifically involving price adjustment, consumer behavior, financial market, monetary policy and fiscal policy and economic growth. Magun's main professor in Harvard, microeconomics, microeconomics, statistical, economical principles and other courses. There are two very popular economic textbooks. One is "macroeconomics" of intermediate level, and the other is the "economic principle of the entry tutorial", and the two books have sold millions, and translated into 17 kinds. The text is published around the world, and of course the Chinese version is also included. 40,
http://econ-ww.mit.edu/faculty/pjoskow/papers.htm
Professor PAUL JOSKOW, Professor Mit Economics and Management, Professor Joskow received a Ph.D. in Economics in Yale University in 1972. Mainly engaged in industrial organizations, energy, environmental economics, competition policies and teaching and research work in government industrial regulations. At the same time, he also contributed in the theory of corporate theory, embodied in the importance of economic theory in practical case analysis (Joskow1985, 1987). Readers who are interested in industrial organization theory, industrial regulations, California's electricity crisis, may wish to browse or download a large number of research papers from Joskow. 41,
http://web.mit.edu/gellison/www/index.html
Professor Mit Economy Professor Glenn Ellison's personal home page. Professor Ellison won a Ph.D. in MIT Economics in 1992. 42,
http://econ-www.mit.edu/faculty/?prof_id=hausman&type=paper
The MIT Economic Department of Jerry Hausman's personal homepage. Professor Haosman won a Ph.D. in Oxford University in 1973. The field of research is a measurement economics and application economics. Professor Haosman relies on a deep metering economic data to perfectly uses statistical skills to economic data, and has achieved a lot of results in the field of measurement economics and application economics. He is good at using metrology techniques to estimate the demand model of differentiated products markets, as well as the evaluation of Market Power. The most concerned about the use of economics in the application of economics, with the study of telecommunications industries. In the time of more than 20 years, he has been engaged in relevant academic research and has long-term business consultants, in order to spread around the world. Telecom operators, wireless business operators, equipment providers provide consultation, and participate in multiple acquisitions in the industry. He published a dozens of (articles) related works and papers. In these works, he explored how to assess the economic impact of the government regulation of the telecommunications industry, the impact of the taxation, and the problem of sinking costs, and the width access market problem, etc., he is also " Telecom Economics Handbook has written some content of mobile communication; especially important, he discussed the design of telecom license (such as 3G license) auction mechanism. He is a well-deserved authority in the economics industry today! Professor Haosman won the Clark medal of the US Economic Society in 1985. There are a large number of research papers on the Personal Homepage Professor of Houseman for download. 43, http://econ-www.mit.edu/faculty/blanchar/papers.htm
The MIT Economy is a professor of the personal homepage of Brandchard (Olivier Blanchard). Professor Blanchar was a Ph.D. in Economics in 1977. He has taught in Harvard University, and branch MIT in 1982. As a macro economist, Professor Blancha is very extensive, mainly involving the role of monetary policy, speculative foam, the nature of the labor market and the decision of unemployment, and the economic transformation of the former communist countries. It is very familiar with the "Lectures on Macroeconomics" with Fisher's "Macroeconomics". 44,
http://econ-www.mit.edu/faculty/rgibbons/papers.htm
Mit Sluro School of Management and Strategic Professor Professor of Robert Gibbons. Professor Jizhburns was a doctoral degree in decision-making science in Stanford University in 1985. The field of research involves the theory and empirical model of organizational design and performance, human resource management, labor economics, behavioral game theory, etc. There is a "game theory foundation" (Chinese version published by China Social Science Press 1999) and "Organization Economics" (Princeton University Publishing Society 2003). The research article on its personal homepage is great, it is worth studying carefully. 45,
http://web.mit.edu/sjohnson/www/home.htm
Professor SIMON JOHNSON, Associate Professor School of Mit Slon Management School. Professor Johnson was a Ph.D. in MIT. Mainly focused on research on institutional levels affecting economic growth. The recent main study of emerging markets, Eastern Europe, former Soviet, East Asia and Latin America's economic issues. It has been applied for more than twenty research papers by long-term economic growth, economic crisis, corporate governance, post-communist transformation and underground economy. 46,
http://econ-ww.mit.edu/faculty/index.htm?prof_id=bengt
Professor Holmstroms of Mit Economics. Professor Homster was a doctoral degree from Stanford University Business School in 1978. Research on the theory, contract theory, incentive theory and information economics. Its classic papers published on the "Magazine of Bell Economics" have laid the authority in the field of information economics. Since then, Holmstrum has an important contribution to the research of the company's optimal incentive mechanism, which is one of the leading people of corporate theory. 47, http://aida.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/
The Personal Homepage of the Economics of Yale University of J. Shiller. Professor Hiller's research is extensive, mainly research direction is the behavioral financial, macroeconomics, real estate theory, statistics, and public attitudes, views and value orientation. Its most prominent contribution is to create a new field of finance: behavioral financial school. Professor Hiller uses other fields, especially psychology research, and applied to economics to explain the appearance of speculative foam. His "iless-to-have prosperity" (existing Chinese translation) was analyzed by the foam of stock market since 1982. 48,
http://cowles.econ.yale.edu/faculty/tobin.htm
Nobel Economics Award winner, the personal home page of James Tobin, Economics of Yale University. Tobin was awarded a Ph.D. in Harvard in 1947. Dedicated in March 2002. There are a large number of downloadable academic papers on its personal homepage. 49,
http://cowles.econ.yale.edu/faculty/geanakoplos.htm
Professor Yale University of John Geanakoplos Personal Homepage. Professor Geanakoplos received a Ph.D. in Economics in Harvard University in 1980. It is the high foot of the famous economist Alo Wen. The research interest is the economic spirit, the main professor mathematics and microeconomic theory. 50,
http://www.econ.yale.edu/~sm326/
Professor of the Economics of Yale University of Stephen Morris Personal Home. Professor Morris received a Ph.D. in Economics, Yale University in 1991. The main professor microeconomic theory and game theory. 51,
http://welch.som.yale.edu/
Yale University Finance Professor IVO Welch's personal home page. Professor Welch has publicly published academic papers and working papers to download on its personal homepage. At the same time, you only need to register for free, you can download "A First Course In Finance" professor Welch. 52,
http://www.econ.yale.edu/~steveb/
Professor of Yale University, Steven T. Berry's personal home page. Professor Berry won the Ph.D. in Madison, Wisconsin University in 1989. The direction of research is the theory of industrial organization. 53,
http://www.princeton.edu/~ariel/
Professor Tel Aviv University, Proferating Ariel Rubinstein, a professor of Princeton University. Professor Rubinstein won a Ph.D. in Economics in Hebale University in Israel in 1979. The main research areas are game theory. Its personal home page is praised in the economics. 54,
http://www.princeton.edu/~pbolton/
Professor PATRICK BOLTON at the University of Princeton University. Professor Bolton received a Ph.D. in Economics in the London Economics in 1986. The main research areas are industrial organizations, contract theory, company finance and application economic theory. On its personal homepage, there are some excellent working papers for download, such as the "company governance and control" written by Professor Bolton and people to publish the "Financial Economics Manual", and the "incomplete" compiled with Philippe Aghion Social contract ". At the same time, you can also download Bolton Professor public published in the academic papers in journals such as "European Economic Review", "System and Theoretical Economics Journal", "George City Law Journal", "Transformation Economics". 55, http://www.princeton.edu/~ Dixitak/home/
Professor Princeton University of Science and Professor's Personal Homepage of Avinash K. Dixit. Professor Dickste received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1968. The main professor game theory, and the strategic behavior of international trade policies. Its "strategic thinking" and "investment under uncertain conditions" have Chinese version. 56,
http://www.princeton.edu/~rbenabou/
Princeton University Economics and Professor of Public Affairs Roland J. M. Benabou's Personal Home. Professor Benabou won a Ph.D. in MIT in 1986. He is in touch with Jean Tirole articles on economics and psychology articles (available on the home page). 57,
http://finance.wharton.upenn.edu/~allenf/
The famous Franklin Allen, a famous Franklin Allen, a well-known Pennsylvania University, USA. Professor Allen received a Ph.D. in Oxford University in 1980, and his instructors are the winner of Nobeli Economics, Oxford University Economics Professor James Mirrlees. Professor Allen mainly studies the company's finance, asset pricing, comparative financial system and financial crisis. There is a "financial innovation and risk sharing" and "comparative financial system" (the book already has a Chinese version), all published by MIT Press. Professor Allen is still a great person, he will write dozens of papers (including publicly published and unpublished papers) and all the sections written by nearly 20 books are all hung on the Internet, providing people free viewing Or download. 58,
http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/~gmaiLath/
Personal Homepage, University of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania, University of George J. Mailast Professor MaiTH received a Ph.D. in Economics, University of Princeton in 1985. 59,
http://groups.haas.berkeley.edu/bpp/OEW/
Professor of California, California, Professor, Law, Professor, Leiver E. Williamson, Professor Williams, received Ph.D. in Economics, Mellon University, 1963. The main academic contribution is reflected in the first concept of "assets specialty" and "governance structure", and the origin of the transaction cost is explained by the asset-specific sexuality, and then investigate various governance structures and economic systems. The main work of Professor Williams has "Economics of Free Certificate", "Company Control and Enterprise Behavior", "Market and Rating", "Capital Main Economic System" and "Governance Mechanism". Readers who like new institutional economics Take a look at Williamson's working papers on the personal home page. 60,
http://emlab.berkeley.edu/users/rabin/
California University Berkeley Branch Economics Professor Matthew Rabin's personal homepage, Professor Rabin won a Ph.D. in MIT in 1989. Rabin has obtained the Clark Medal of the 2001 US Economic Society due to the basic theory of behavioral economics. 61,
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Personal Home, Hal R. Varian, an University of California, Hal R. Var, and Professor VARIAN won a Ph.D. in Economics in California, Berkeley, 1973. He publicly published many papers, mainly involving economic theory, industrial organization, financial economics, measurement economics and information economics. He also has "Intermediate Micro Economics" and "Microeconomic Analysis", which has been translated into 22 languages in global. Recent research mainly focuses on information technology economics and information economy, and with people with the "Information Rules" book, which has become a popular book in business strategy. On its personal homepage, there is a large number of economics articles written for the Pul's public, and some academic research papers, we appreciate what he written "How to use the Economic Model for the use of spare time" (how to build an Economic Model in Your SPARE TIME). 62, http://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/shapiro/
California University, Berkeley, Professor, Business Strategy, Professor Carl Shapiro, Professor Shapiro, received MIT's Ph.D. in 1981. In the 1980s, he was teach Princeton University, since 1990, he has been taught in the University of California, Berkeley. Professor Shapiro disclosed papers involving industrial organizations, competition policies, innovative economics and competitive strategies. Current research interests include anti-monopoly economic, intellectual property and license issuance, product standards and compatibility, network economics and interconnection. 63,
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Personal Homepage of Yingyi Qian, a professor of California, Berkeley. Money Yingyi Professor received a Ph.D. in Economics in Harvard University in 1990. The main research areas are organizational and institutional economics, transition economics, and China's economic reform and development. He has served in the University of Stanford, Maryland University, and 2001 to the Professor of Economics, California University, California. There are a large number of Chinese and English academic papers on the personal homepage of Qian Yingyi. 64,
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Nobel's Economics Awards, California University Berkeley, Professor, McF. McFadden, University of Daniel L. McFadden. Professor McCadon won a Ph.D. in Minnesota, Minnesota in 1962. His research area includes implicit variable mode, select mode and application, large-scale sampling meter economics, sampling theory, economy production theory, and consumption theory. The topic is currently studying with aging trend economics, savings behavior, demographic trend, housing liquidity, health and death ratio study, using metrological data, consumer demand analysis and measurement economics simulation method. On its personal home page, there are several monographs and several working papers. 65,
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Professor of the University of California, the individual page of the Professor of Economics. Professor Farrell received a Ph.D. in Oxford University in 1981. The Teacher is James Mirrlees and Joseph Stiglitz. The direction of research is the industrial organization and government regulation. 66,
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The University of California, a professor of David Romer, a professor of the University of California. Professor Romer received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1985. There is "advanced macroeconomics" (existing Chinese version). 67,
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Personal Homepage of Economics and Political Science in the Humanities Social Science Department of California Institute of Technology. Professor Palfrey received a Ph.D. in Social Science, California Institute of Technology in 1981. The field of research involves information economics, game theory, mechanism design, implementation theory, experimental economics and political science, industrial organization and social selection theory. On its personal homepage, there are some working papers for download. Including Palfrey, "Implementation THEORY" written by Palfrey as "Game Theory Manual". 68, http://www.hss.caltech.edu/~jledyard/Lledyard.html
Professor of Economics and Political Science in the Humanities Social Social Sciences Department of California Institute of Technology. Professor Ledyard has been a Ph.D. in Economics, Purdue University, USA, 1967. There are some new research papers here for download. Its most famous papers are written in "A Characterization of Interim Efficiency with Public Goods" in "Journal of Metrology Economics" in THOMAS R. Palfrey. 69,
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PAUL KLEMPERER Person, Professor, Oxford University, Naffield, Paul Klempere, PAUL KLEMPERER, PAUL KLEMPERER, Personal Person, 1984, 1994 Professor Klempere, was a Ph.D. in Economics at Stanford University. The research direction is the theory and policy of industrial economics, competition policies, microscopic economic theory, especially auction theory. Especially admirable, Professor Klemperer has issued an excellent industry organization reading document directory and the literature directory of the auction, and he also published the classic papers, working papers (including the one with Joseph Farrell as The "Coordination and Lock: Competitive and Network Effects under Conversion Conditions") and "Auction Theory and Practice") and "Auction Theory and Practice" are hanging on the Internet and share with everyone. . 70,
http://www.nuff.ox.ac.uk/economics/people/Armstrong.htm
Oxford University Nafield College Economics Research Mark Armstrong's personal home page. Professor Armstrong received a Ph.D. in Economics in Oxford University in 1992. Instructor, the Nobel's Economics Award, Oxford University Economics Teaching James Mirrlees. Its research direction is the contract theory, industrial organization, regulation and competition policy, telecommunications market, etc. There is a "Regulatory Reform - Economic Analysis and UK" (MIT Press 1994). On the personal homepage of Armstrong, there are some very good research papers, such as the "Regulation theory of" Regulation Theory "made by Professor David Sappington as the upcoming" Industrial Organization Manual "(Recent Developments in theory" Of regulation, etc. 71,
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2001 Nobeli Economics Award Winner, the Personal Homepage of Sport Glitz, University of Columbia University Economics and Finance. Profess Profess Professor Stigliz received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1967. He founded a new economic branch discipline: information economics. The market effects of asymmetric information were discussed, and key concepts such as "reverse choice" and "morality", now these concepts have become the standard tools for theoretists and policy analysts. At the same time, he also has made significant contributions to the field of macroeconomics and monetary policy, development economics and trade theory, public finance and corporate finance, industrial organization theory and welfare economics, income distribution and other fields. Professor Stigley's work helps explain the original origin of the market that cannot be effectively operated, and how the government's selective intervention improves the city's performance. 72,
http://www.columbia.edu/~ram15/index.html
The Personal Homepage of Robert Mundell, University of Columbia University. Professor Mondy received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1956. He has obtained the 1999 Nobel Economics Award for the outstanding contributions made by monetary policy and fiscal policy and the analysis of the optimal currency region under different exchange rates. On its personal homepage, you can download "International Economics" in Mondel. 73, http://www.columbia.edu/~esp2/
The Personal Home Home of the University of Columbia University Economics. Professor PHELPS received a Ph.D. in Yale University in 1959. Its main job is to find microeconomics foundation for macroeconomics. He discussed the most important unemployment problem of macroeconomics, indicating that there is no long-term correlation between inflation and unemployment. He also studied the issue of gold rules in macroeconomics's most basic decision capital stocks, giving a variety of cases of gold rules. 74,
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Professor of Kyle Bagwell, University of Columbia, USA, Personnel of Bagwell, in 1986, was a Ph.D. in Economics at Stanford University in 1986. Research direction is industrial organization, international trade and game theory. In terms of industrial organization, Professor Bagwell is especially detailed in advertising economics, the discipline of "Industrial Organization Handbook", in the third volume of the advertising, is written by him. On its personal homepage, there are many excellent research papers for download. For example, he cooperates with people as the "game theory and industry organization" as "Game Theory Manual"; the "Advertising Economic Analysis" in 170 Page; and the research papers in cooperation with Susan Athey. 75,
http://www.faculty.econ.northwestern.edu/faculty/whinston/
Professor Michael D. Whinston, the Department of Economics, Northwestern University. Professor Whinston received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1984. Professor Industrial Organization, Anti-monopoly and regulation, microeconomic theory and application economics. With A. Mas-Colell and J. Green combined with "Micro Economic Theory" (Oxford University Press 1995), the book is known as "The Bible of Graduate Micro Theory". On its personal home page, there are two first-class research papers published in the "Journal of Metrology Economics" and "Journal of Law, Economics and Organizational Journal". 76,
http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/faculty/bio/baliga.htm
Personal home page of Sandeep Baliga, Associate Professor, School of Management, Northwestern University School of Management. Professor Baliga received a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1993. The main research field is mechanism design, corporate theory, repetition game and bargaining theory. Professor Baliga is divided into several parts by cheap-talk, mechanism design and auction, implementation (IMPLEMENT), corporate theory (organizational design), repetition game, banking and market, etc. 77,
http://www.econ.ucla.edu/riley/
Professor of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Professor John G.riley's personal home page. Professor Riley's research direction is microeconomic theory, auction theory, industrial organization, information economics and price theory. Its Jack Hirshleifer, which is a "Jack Hirshleifer" with Zhang Wuzhang, is published by China Social Science Press in 2000. On the personal home page of Professor Riley, there are some published excellent academic papers for download. Including the "Asymmetric Auctions" written with Maskin (Eric Maskin). At the same time, you can also download the "Essence of Price Treory", and this book is downloaded, the password is required, the password is "Essence". 78, http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/fac ... HANDANI / BIKH_WP.HTM
Sushil Bikhchandani's personal homepage of Sushil Bikhchandani University, Los Angeles School of Management, California University. Professor Bikhchandani was a Ph.D. in Economics in Stanford University in 1986. The main research interests are incentive economic and information economics. 79,
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Professor, Management Professor, Los Angeles, California, Professor Edward Leamer, Professor, University of California University. Professor Leamer received a Ph.D. in Economics in Michigan University in 1970. The research interest is metering economics and its methodology, international economics, etc. The main professor is measured by economics, international trade, economic theory and economics principles, predicting. On its personal home page, you can download two monographs from Professor Leamer. 80,
http://www.econ.ucsb.edu/~tedb/
At the University of California, the Personal Personal Homepage of TED Bergstroms in the University of Santa Barbara. Professor BERGSTROM was a Ph.D. in Economics at Stanford University in 1967. The topic of doctoral thesis is "Human Capital and Economic Growth", and the instructor is the Nobel's Economic Award winner, and the Professor of the Economics of Stanford University. Professor BERGSTROM is very wide, mainly with microeconomic theory and its application, public finance, welfare economics, resource economics, health economics, international trade, game theory, evolution theory and economic anthropology. 81,
http://www.econ.ucsd.edu/~vcrawFor/
California University San Diego division economics professor Vincent P. Crawford's personal home page. Professor Crawford was a Ph.D. in MIT in 1976. On its personal homepage, there are several published papers and some working papers for download. 82,
http://www.cramton.umd.edu/
Professor Pest Cramton, University of Maryland, USA. Professor CRAMTON was a doctoral degree from Stanford University Business School in 1984. Research interests involve anuction theory and practice, bargaining theory, incentive theory, contract theory, game theory, decision theory, labor economics, industrial organization, experimental economics, information economics and legal and economics. On the personal home page of Peter Cramton, there are many downloadable research papers, mainly divided into two major questions, one is the auction theory and its application, the second is to bargain the theory and its application. The auction is focused on the auction design of the spectral market, electricity market and government bond market; the paper on bargaining papers is focused on the role of time and information in bargaining. Most of these paper publicly published in international first-class journals or in the famous tool book. For example, Cramton teaches people to "Bargaining WITH INCOMPLETE INFORMATION," Bargaining with Incomplete Information, "Spectrum Auctions", and the like, which are written under incomplete information. The course opened, there is a game theory, strategic behavior and incentives, and advanced microeconomics. You can also download his curriculum lean and its reference information. 83, http://www.ausubel.com/larry/
Professor Lawrence M. Ausubel, University of Maryland, USA, Ausubel Professor Ausubel won his Ph.D. in Stanford University in 1984. The research direction is microeconomic theory and game theory, auction and bargaining, industrial organization, credit card market and banking, control and legacy and economics. On its personal homepage, there are many research papers related to the auction, bargaining and credit card market, and most of the paper works with PETER CRAMTON, RAYMOND DeNeckere, Paul Milgrom, etc. 84,
http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~yche/home.ht
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, Professor Yeon-Koo CH, is a personal home page of Yeon-Koo. Professor CHE was a Ph.D. in Economics in Stanford University in 1991. Guide Teacher's famous economics professor in Stanford University Paul Milgrom. Research direction is theoretical, microeconomic theory, game theory and law and economics. On the personal homepage of Professor Che Professor CHE, there are many research papers published in the international first-class journals and work papers. For example, the "Cooperative Investments and the Value of Contracting" and "Optimal Incentives for Teams" have become recognized by contract theory and incentive theory. Classic literature. 85,
http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~larrysam/
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, teaches Larry Samuelson's personal home page. Professor Samuelson won a Ph.D. in Economics, Illinois University of Illinois in 1978. The main professor game theory, microeconomic theory, macroeconomic theory, mathematical economics, economic ideological history, etc. 86,
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University of Marshall, Marshall, USA, KEVIN J. MURPHY Personal Home. Professor Murphy won a Ph.D. in Economics in Chicago in 1984. Its research interests across financial, economics, accounting, human resource management and organizational behavior, mainly focusing on salary, incentive and organization. Murphy teaches a well-known manager compensation expert in the United States, and serves as Chairman of the Academic Research Committee of the US Remuneration Society. Book a book with people with "Manager Salary Economics". On the personal homepage of Professor Murphy, there are many excellent research papers for download, including "manager compensation" as the "Labor Economics Manual", and some papers from Jensen. 87,
http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~wmacleod/
Personal home page of W. Bentley Macleod, director of economics and legal professors, law, law, economics and organization research center, University of South California. Professor MACLED won a Ph.D. in Economics, British Columbia, Canada in 1984. The main research direction is the industrial organization, contract theory, labor economics, microeconomic theory and law and economics. On its personal homepage, there is a large number of public published academic papers and some working papers for download. 88, http://econ.lse.ac.uk/staff/lfelli/index_oen.html
London Economics Professor Leonardo Felli's personal home page, Felli professor received MIT's Ph.D. in 1990. Research Direction as the Economic Theory, Contract Theory, Enterprise Theory and Labor Economics. Research interests involve contract theory, incomplete contracts, learning and matching (Lobbying). Professor Felli has published academic papers and working papers. 89,
http://econ.lse.ac.uk/staff/cxu/index_oen.html
London Economics Lecturer Xu Chenggang's personal homepage, Xu Chenggang won the Economics of Harvard University in 1991. The main research and teaching areas are laws and finance. He has built a tree in the development of economics, contract theory, and East Asian finance. 90,
http://econ.tamu.edu/tian/tian.htm
Professor of the University of Texas A & M University, the Personal Homepage of Tian Guoqiang. Professor Tian Guoqiang won a Ph.D. in Economics, Minnesota University in 1987. The instructor is a well-known economic professor of Mingnesota Leonid Hurwicz. His doctoral thesis received a Ph.D. of the United States. Professor Tian Guoqiang 's research direction is economic theory, incentive mechanism design, transformation and approval, China's economy, mathematical economics, game theory, dynamic optimization theory and international trade. On the personal homepage of Professor Tian Guoqiang, there are some Chinese and English research papers for download. 91,
http://www.vwl.uni-muenchen.de/l ... rsonen / kschmidt.htm
Professor Klaus M. Schmidt of the University of Munich, Germany. Professor Schmidt won a Ph.D. in Economics, Germany. Research interests involve contract theory, game theory, behavioral economics and experimental economics, industrial organization, privatization, auction and procurement, venture capital, transition economics, etc. 92,
http://ezinfo.ucs.indiana.edu/~erasmuse/
Indian University University of Commercial Economics and Public Policy Professor Eric Rasmusen's personal home page. Professor Rasmusen received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1984. The instructor is MIT's economics professor Franklin Fisher. Mainly professor business economics, economics and public policy, game theory, game theory and industrial organization, empirical industrial organizations and other courses. At the personal home page of Rasmusen, you can download the "Game Theory and Information" in English. 93,
http://center.kub.nl/staff/vdamme/
Dutch Ding Bengen University, the individual page of Eric Van Damme, Dr. Damme's Ph.D., Department of Papers, Department of Jaap Wessels and Reinhard Selten. Its research and teaching mainly involves game theory, economic theory, competition policy and regulation, experimental economics, limited rationality and bargaining. Professor Damme has a very deep research on Nash Equiters theory. On its personal homepage, you can not only download some English research papers, but also download the "Strategic Equilibrium" professor Damme as "Game Theory Manual"; "Social Science and Action Science International Encyclopedia" "Non-Cooperative Games" and other articles. 94,
Http://www.cob.ohio-state.edu/fin/faculty/stulz/ The Director of the Financial Economics Research Center of Ohio, USA, René M. Stulz, personal home page. STULZ198 0 was a Ph.D. in MIT in MIT. The research direction is the company's finance, banking, international finance, risk management and investment. Stulz is currently a vice president of the US Financial Association, and is one of the editories of the Financial Economics Manual. 95,
http://www.sfu.ca/~boland/
Professor of SIMON FRASER, Canada, Lawrence A. Boland, Lawrence A. Boland, Boland, 1966, received a Ph.D. in Economics, Illinois, USA. Here you can download four economics books, 96, 96, 96,
http://econ.bu.edu/weiss/papers.htm
Professor Boston University Economics The published research papers of Andrew M.Weiss, including the famous papers that cooperate with Stiglitz entitled "credit allocation under incomplete information market". 97,
http://econ.bu.edu/ma/
Professor Boston University Economics CHING-TO Albert MA's personal home page. Professor MA received a Ph.D. in Economics in the University of Economics in London in 1988. Research direction is the incentive theory, contract theory, industrial organization and health economics. 98,
http://math.stanford.edu/~lekheng/krugman/
The other home page of the famous American economist Krugman, here you can find the link address of the three different home pages, and you can download its published a large number of academic papers. 99,
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Professor of the London Business School, Associate Professor Denis Gromb Personal Home. Professor GROMB received a Ph.D. in Economics in 1994. The instructor is a famous patrick bolton. After another, Belgium, Belgium, a Postdoctoral researcher for the Freedom University. The main research field is the company's financial and organizational economics. The research papers on its personal home page can be downloaded. 100,
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Professor Nicolai J. Foss Personal Homepage, Department of Management, Political Science and Philosophy, Denmark. Professor Foss won a doctoral degree in Cologne, 1993. The main research areas are organizational economics, strategic and Austrian school economics. There are a lot of working papers on this page for download. 101,
http://info-center.ccit.arizona.edu/~econ/reiley.html
The Personal home page of Associate Professor David H. Reiley, Experimental Economics and Industrial Organization, Department of Economics, University of Arizona, USA. Professor Reile Yer received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1996. Guide Teacher's MIT's Glenn Ellison and Ernst Berndt. The main research areas are auction and other pricing mechanisms, charity fundraising, economic experiments on the Internet, e-commerce, etc. There are some research papers on its personal homepage available for download. 102,
http://www.econ.rochester.edu/faculty/greenwood.html
The Personal Home of the Personal Professor of the University of Rochester, USA. Professor Greenwood was a Ph.D. in Economics, University of Chester in 1983. The main research areas are macroeconomics. The main professor of international finance and macroeconomics. Professor Greenwood publicly published academic papers in various economic semester issues and some working papers can be found on their personal homepage. 103,
http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~osborne/
Professor Martin J. Osborne's personal home page of the University of Toronto, Canada. Professor Osborne was a Ph.D. in Economics at Stanford University in 1979. Research direction is microeconomic theory, game theory, political competition, industrial organization and mathematical economics. It is combined with ARIEL Rubinstein with a "Game In Game Theory" and "Bargaining and Markets". Writing work is currently engaged in the writing of "AN Introduction to Game THEORY", the book will be issued by Oxford University Press in August 2003. If you are interested, you can download the book chapter of the book on the personal home page of Professor Osborne. 104, http://faculty.insead.edu/vives/
The world's top International Business School - Economics and Finance Professor Xavier Vives of the European Business Administration (Insead). Professor Vives won a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California University in 1983. Professor Gerard Debreu, a Nobel's Economic Award winner. On its personal homepage, some public published papers are available for download. 105,
http://wwwpub.utdallas.edu/~liebowit/
University of Dallas, Dallas, USA, STAN Liebowitz, Industry Home. On the personal homepage of Professor Liebowitz, you can download the "path dependence" and "network externality" written for "New Palgraff Economics and Law", and also download it " Excellent papers in economics and economic sectors such as law, economics and magazine magazine and magazine and economic exploration. 106,
http://bear.cba.ufl.edu/sappington/index.html
Professor of David Sappington, University of Florida, USA. Professor Sappington won a Ph.D. in Economics, University of Princeton in 1980. The research direction is the design of regulation, especially the design of telecommunications regulatory policies; incentive theory and health economics. On the Personal Homepage Professor Sappington, you can download some research papers. Including its "Regulation" in the "Industrial Organization Manual" in the "Industrial Organization Manual" in the "Industrial Organization Manual"; price regulation for the "Telecom Economics Manual" Excellent papers such as the excitation "(Price Regulation and INCENTIVES). 107,
http://econ.la.psu.edu/~vkrishna/index.htm
Professor Vijay Krishna Personal Homepage, Pennsylvania University, USA. Professor Krishna received a Ph.D. in Economics, University of Princeton in 1983. Have a "auction theory". 108,
http://www.ma.huji.ac.il/~hart/
Economics of University of Hebole, SERGIU HART, a professor of Mathematics Professor Sergiu Hart. Professor Hart won a Ph.D. in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1976. The main research direction is the game theory. Include the "Game Theory Manual", "Game and Economic Theory", "Cooperation: Game Theory Method". On its personal homepage, there are dozens of research papers for download. 109,
http://www.crest.fr/pageperso/d/salanie/salanie_en.html
French Economics and Statistics Research Center (CREST) Director Bernard Salanie's personal home page. The research direction of Salanie is the theory of contract theory, labor economics and metrology and economic theory and application. There is a "contract economy foundation", "microeconomics of market failure" and "tax economics". Among them, there is a big difference in the book "of the" foundation economics ". On its personal homepage, some research papers are available for download. 110,
http://www.econ.cam.ac.uk/faculty/dasgupta/
Professor Partha Dasgupta, University of Cambridge. Professor DasguPta won a Ph.D. in Economics in Cambridge in 1968. The research direction is poverty and food nutrition economics, environmental economics, economic assessment and knowledge economics. There are some good research papers on its personal homepage. 111, http://home.ust.hk/~ Davidli/
Deputy Professor of Economics of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Deputy Director of the Economic Development Research Center, Li Padu (David D.Li). Professor Li Dadu won a Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University in 1992. The field of research involves application economic theory, transformation economics, China 's economic, company finance and international economics. A number of academic papers in world-class publications, and often write column articles for Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and US newspapers, and explore economic issues in the Asia-Pacific region.
