Industrial Organization is concerned with the study of markets where firms have market power, but more broadly with many aspects of firm decision making.
Over the past several decades, there has been extensive use of IO tools to model how firms interact in markets in order to study a wide variety of policy issues:
- Energy Markets
- Financial Markets
- Healthcare
- Labor Markets
- Antitrust
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| Allan Collard-Wexler, Professor of Economics Allan primarily does research in the field of Empirical Industrial Organization. |
| Emily Cuddy, Assistant Professor of Economics Emily Cuddy's research interests lie at the intersection of health economics and industrial organization, where she studies health care markets with a view towards improving their function. |
| Michael Dinerstein, Associate Professor of Economics
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| James Roberts, Fred W. Shaffer Professor of Economics Professor Roberts' primary research interests are Industrial Organization and Applied Microeconomics. |
| Daniel Yi Xu, Professor of Economics Professor Xu studies innovation, productivity growth, and industry dynamics in developing and emerging economies. |