Economics at Stanford University

60 faculty and 0 courses in Economics at Stanford University.

Faculty

• Allison Baum Gates, Lecturer in Management h-index 157
• Erik Brynjolfsson, Professor (by courtesy) of Economics and of Operations, Information and Technology h-index 86
  Information Technology and Economics - Information Technology and the Organization of Work - Information Technology and Productivity - Pricing and Sharing of Digital Information - Implications of Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Show More Stanford GSB
• Nicholas A. Bloom, Professor of Economics (by courtesy) h-index 85
  Es on measuring and explaining management practices. He has been working with McKinsey & Company as part of a long-run effort to collect management data from over 10,000 firms across industries and countries. The aim is to build an empirical basis for understa
• Glenn R. Carroll, The Adams Distinguished Professor of Management h-index 68
  Authenticity - Organizations - Organizational Culture - Strategy - Evolution Administrative Titles Co-Director, Culture as a Competitive Advantage Co-Director, Stanford-NUS Executive Program in International Management Stanford GSB Affiliations - Facult
• David W. Brady, Professor of Political Economy, Emeritus h-index 66
  Es on the ties between elections, institutions (especially legislatures) and public policies. This work includes studies of American political history and comparative studies of Britain, Ireland, Korea, and Japan. His most recent project is a project on politi
• Mary E. Barth, The Joan E. Horngren Professor of Accounting, Emerita h-index 64
  Es on financial accounting and reporting issues, particularly topics of interest to accounting standard setters. Such topics include using fair values in financial reporting, stock-based compensation, recognition versus disclosure, asset securitizations, asset
• Susan Athey, The Economics of Technology Professor h-index 63
  Es on the economics of digitization and the intersection of causal inference and artificial intelligence. She has worked on several application areas, including timber auctions, internet search, online advertising, the news media, labor market transitions, hea
• David P. Baron, The David S. and Ann M. Barlow Professor of Political Economy and Strategy, Emeritus h-index 43
  Have been the theory of the firm, the economics of regulation, mechanism design and its applications, political economics, and nonmarket strategy. His current research focuses on political economics and strategy in the business environment. Show More Journa
• Eric Bettinger, Professor of Economics (by courtesy) h-index 41
  Es on factors that improve students’ access to and success in college. Some of these factors include the role of teacher characteristics and class sizes in college, the role of need-based financial aid, and the complexity of the college application process. Be
• Anat R. Admati, The George G.C. Parker Professor of Finance and Economics h-index 35
• Christopher S. Armstrong, The Joan E. Horngren Professor of Accounting h-index 33
  Corporate Governance - Incentives and Compensation - Contracting Stanford GSB Affiliations - Corporate Governance Research Initiative Academic Degrees - PhD in Accounting, Stanford G
• Robert A. Burgelman, The Edmund W. Littlefield Professor of Management h-index 30
• Jonathan Bendor, The Walter and Elise Haas Professor of Political Economics and Organizations, Emeritus h-index 30
  Es on three areas: 1) theories of bounded rationality — how cognitive constraints affect decision making; 2) the evolution of cooperation and of norms of collective action; 3) the study of bureaucracy — institutional methods of easing cognitive constraints fac
• Jung Ho Choi, Assistant Professor of Accounting h-index 29
  Financial Reporting - Human Capital Disclosure - Labor Economics - Personnel Economics - Economics of Technology - Macroeconomics Sites & Social - SSRN Author Page - Information Design fo
• Brandice Canes-Wrone, Professor of Political Economics (by courtesy) h-index 25
  Es on representation and accountability in the U.S. context. She has a series of recent publications on campaign finance, including on the preferences of donors, the affluent, and general public (with Michael Barber, Joshua Clinton, Gregory Huber), the motivat
• Kostas Bimpikis, The Jeffrey S. Skoll Professor of Operations, Information & Technology h-index 23
• Steven Callander, The Herbert Hoover Professor of Public and Private Management and Professor of Political Economy h-index 21
  Lie at the intersection of business, politics, and society. As a researcher, he uses the tools of game theory to build models of political and economic institutions (legislatures, bureaucracies, markets, etc.) to understand how they work, how they can be desig
• Anne Beyer, The Staehelin Family Professor of Accounting h-index 17
  Es on corporate disclosure, information economics, and corporate governance. Her recent work examines the properties of financial analysts and management’s earnings forecasts, as well as investors’ reaction to earnings forecasts and other forms of corporate di
• Katherine Casey, The RoAnn Costin Professor of Political Economy h-index 16
• Robert P. Bartlett, Professor of Finance (by courtesy) h-index 16
  Lie at the center of law and finance, with a particular emphasis on venture capital finance, market structure, corporate governance, mandatory disclosure, and capital market regulation. Show More Journal Articles A Fractional Solution to a Stock Market Mys
• Mohammad Akbarpour, The Walter and Elise Haas Professor and Professor of Economics h-index 14
  Microeconomic Theory - Matching/Auction Market Design - Social and Economic Networks - Over-the-Counter Financial Markets Academic Degrees - PhD in Economics, Stanford University, 2015 - MS in Economics, Stanford University, 2014 - BS in Electrical Enginee
• Ada Aka, Assistant Professor of Marketing h-index 9
  Es on the role of memory in consumer behavior and marketing decisions. She employs interdisciplinary methodologies and experimental approaches, including computational models using natural language processing and behavioral studies. Her research has been publi
• Mohsen Bayati, The Carl and Marilynn Thoma Professor of Operations, Information & Technology h-index 6
• Adi Aron-Gilat, Lecturer in Management
• April Ann Chou, Lecturer in Management
• Avidit Acharya, Professor of Political Economy (by courtesy)
• Burton Alper, Lecturer in Management
  Executive communications and presentation coaching, content strategy, business development, brand strategy, and positioning and messaging development. In a past life, I spent 15 years working on branding projects with clients ranging from start-ups (As
• Claudia Allende Santa Cruz, Assistant Professor of Economics
  Industrial Organization - Applied Microeconomics - Economics of Education - Market Design - Development Economics Academic Degrees - PhD, Economics and Education, Columbia University, 2020 - MA, Economics, Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2012 - BA, Business
• Coley Andrews, Lecturer in Management
• David L. Bradford, The Eugene D. O'Kelly II Senior Lecturer in Leadership, Emeritus
  Have led to six books, numerous articles, three training programs and a MOOC on leadership, team performance, and the influence process. He also has consulted and conducted executive programs to a variety of organizations in the for-profit and not-for-profit s
• Dikla Carmel-Hurwitz, Lecturer in Management
  Leadership development, team performance, cross-cultural communication, and organizational visioning. Each engagement is tailored to meet the specific relational and strategic challenges of the client. Her work is grounded in the belief that meaningful
• Douglas Abbey, Lecturer in Finance
• Eric T. Chen, Lecturer in Management
• Federico M. Antoni, Lecturer in Management
• Greg Buchak, Associate Professor of Finance
  Fintech - Banking - Financial Intermediation - Private Equity - Law and Finance Academic Degrees - PhD in Financial Economics, University of Chicago, 2019 - JD, University of Chicago Law School, 2019 - BS in Economics, University of Pennsylvania, 2009 - BA
• Ibrahim Al Mojel, Lecturer in Management
• Jeff Chambers, Lecturer in Management
• Jennifer Aaker, The General Atlantic Professor
  Choice Shaped by Meaning and Purpose - The Intersection of Money, Time, and Happiness - Artificial Intelligence and Mixed Reality Technologies and Human Interaction Stanford GSB Affiliations - Faculty AffiliateGolub Capital Social Impact Lab
• Jeremy I. Bulow, The Richard A. Stepp Professor of Economics
• Jonathan B. Berk, The A.P. Giannini Professor of Finance
• Jonathan David Beekman, Lecturer in Management
• Juliane Begenau, Associate Professor of Finance
  Financial Institutions - Macroeconomics - Financial Markets - Public Pensions Academic Degrees - PhD, Economics, Stanford University, 2014 - Economics, Humboldt-University of Berlin, 2008 Academic Appointments - Associate Professor, Stanford Graduate Sc
• Kimberly Caldbeck, Lecturer in Management
  Startup entrepreneurship - Product market fit - Brand strategy - Go to market strategy - Growth marketing - Leadership and management - Business strategy - Mission-driven businesses Show More Stanford University Affiliations - Former MemberStanford Digital
• Lanier Benkard, The Gregor G. Peterson Professor and Professor of Economics
• Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen, Lecturer in Management
• Leslie Chin, Lecturer in Management
• Matt Abrahams, Lecturer in Organizational Behavior
• Matthew Bannick, Lecturer in Management
• Melissa Jones Briggs, Lecturer in Organizational Behavior
  The field is theatre as a tool for social and organizational change. Her students examine their relationship to power, authority, and status to broaden their authentic behavioral range and show up more effectively across diverse contexts and transition with
• Michael Blank, Assistant Professor of Finance
• Michael Brune, Lecturer in Management
• Modibo Khane Camara, Assistant Professor of Economics
  Microeconomic Theory - Economics & Computation - Bounded Rationality Academic Degrees - PhD in Economics, Northwestern University, 2022 - BA in Economics, University of Pennsylvania, 2016 Awards and Honors - SIGecom Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2023 - B
• Naomi Bagdonas, Lecturer in Management
  Cognitive Psychology - Humor in Business - Entrepreneurship - Brand Strategy Sites & Social - Book - Humor: Serious Business - Rethinking Purpose
• Paul Brest, Professor of Law, Emeritus, Stanford Law School
• Robert Chess, Lecturer in Management
• Safra A. Catz, Lecturer in Accounting
• Scott Brady, Lecturer in Management
• Steve Ciesinski, Lecturer in Management
• Sven A. Beiker, Lecturer in Management
• William P. Barnett, The Thomas M. Siebel Professor of Business Leadership, Strategy, and Organizations

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.