Business/Managerial Economics at California Institute of Technology

18 faculty and 44 courses in Business/Managerial Economics at California Institute of Technology.

Faculty

• Jonathan N. Katz, Kay Sugahara Professor of Social Sciences and Statistics h-index 86
  Es primarily on the development of statistical methods for the social sciences and their empirical applications, particularly to elections and other public policy questions. Katz is the Deputy Editor for Social Sciences at Science Advances
• R. Michael Alvarez, Flintridge Foundation Professor of Political and Computational Social Science h-index 53
  Es on public opinion and voting behavior, election technology and administration, electoral politics, political campaigns, and statistical and computational modeling. He has long been interested in empirically testing formal models of elect
• Yi Xin, Professor of Economics h-index 42
• Jaksa Cvitanic, Richard N. Merkin Professor of Mathematical Finance h-index 40
• Colin F. Camerer, Robert Kirby Professor of Behavioral Economics h-index 31
• Marina Agranov, Rea A. and Lela G. Axline Professor of Economics h-index 16
• Kota Saito, Professor of Economics h-index 13
• Kirby Nielsen, Professor of Economics h-index 8
• Luciano Pomatto, Professor of Economics; Executive Officer for the Social Sciences h-index 6
• Michael Gibilisco, Professor of Political Science h-index 6
  Formal political theory, political economy of conflict, and political methodology. His current research applies dynamic game theory to study the evolution of intergroup conflict, legislative policy making, the selection of instituti
• Pawel Janas, Assistant Professor of Economics h-index 2
• Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma, Assistant Professor of Political Science h-index 1
• Alex Hirsch, Professor of Political Science
• Axel Niemeyer, Assistant Professor of Economics
• Charlie Sprenger, William D. Hacker Professor of Economics
  Intertemporal decision making and decision making under uncertainty. He designs experiments to test how people behave when faced with various decisions, ranging from food choices to the implementation of vaccination programs and more. Hi
• Hannah Druckenmiller, Assistant Professor of Economics
• Jean-Laurent Rosenthal, Rea A. and Lela G. Axline Professor of Business Economics; Director, Linde Institute
• Peter Caradonna, Assistant Professor of Economics

Courses

• Introduction to Economics Ec 11
• Undergraduate Research Ec 97
• Senior Research and Thesis Ec 98 abc
• Selected Topics in Economics Ec 101
• Firms, Competition, and Industrial Organization Ec 105
• Behavioral Game Theory Ec/Psy 106
• Foundations of Behavioral Economics Ec/Psy 108
• Frontiers in Behavioral Economics Ec/Psy 109
• Public Economics Ec 110
• Matching Markets Ec 117
• Theory of Value Ec 121 a
• Econometrics Ec 122
• Analysis of Consumer Choices Ec 123
• Identification Problems in the Social Sciences Ec/PS 124
• Understanding Behavioral Heterogeneity Ec 125
• Applied Data Analysis IDS/Ec/PS 126
• Economic History of the United States Ec 129
• Economic History of Europe from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century Ec 130
• Economics of Uncertainty and Information Ec 135
• Behavioral Decision Theory Ec 136
• Economic Progress Ec 140
• Game Theory PS/Ec 172
• Convex Analysis and Economic Theory Ec 181 ab
• Selected Topics in Business Economics and Management BEM 101
• Introduction to Accounting BEM 102
• Introduction to Finance BEM 103
• Investments BEM 104
• Options BEM 105
• Data Science in Economics BEM 106
• Corporate Finance BEM 107
• Mathematical Models in Fintech BEM 108
• Understanding China through Finance BEM 109
• Venture Capital BEM 110
• Quantitative Risk and Portfolio Management BEM 111
• International Financial Markets BEM 112
• Law and Finance for Start-Ups BEM 113
• Hedge Funds BEM 114
• Business Law BEM 115
• Behavioral Finance BEM 117
• Environmental Economics BEM/Ec/ESE 119
• Introduction to Sports Science BEM/Ec 120
• International Trade and Finance BEM/Ec 131
• + 2 more courses

Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-01.