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Timothy Bresnahan
Professor (by courtesy), Economics
Timothy Bresnahan
Professor of Economics (by courtesy)
Landau Professor in Technology and the Economy, School of Humanities and Sciences
Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research
Academic Area:
EconomicsResearch Interests
- Industrial organization economics, specifically the econometric measurement of market power and testing of models of imperfect competition and of entry
- Economics of technology
Academic Degrees
- PhD, Princeton University, 1980
- BA, Haverford College, 1975
Academic Appointments
- At Stanford University since 1979
Publications
Journal Articles
Working Papers
Service to the Profession
Associate Editor
- Journal of Industrial Economics
- Quarterly Journal of Economics
- RAND Journal of Economics
Fellow
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
In the Media
3 Academics Strut Stuff in Washington
San Jose Mercury News, January 2007
What Would You Do?
San Jose Mercury News, January 2007
Why the Microsoft Settlement Won't Work
IEEE Spectrum, October 2002
Microsoft Is Wrong; It's That Simple
Los Angeles Times, March 27, 2001
Windows on the World
Boston Globe, January 2001
Academic Warrior
San Jose Mercury News, January 1999