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• In 1993, Hart and Drew Fudenberg, two leading microeconomist theorists, bolted for Harvard.
• For example, a microeconomist might examine how price changes affect sales of apples relative to oranges.
• Kreps is a microeconomist, one of those who in the 1970s built game theory into the heart of his field.
• Besides losing Kremer, the department could not prevent Susan Athey, a highly touted young microeconomist, from going to Stanford.
• Microeconomist Hal Varian reached a more muted conclusion : " The aggregate demand function will in general possess no interesting properties ".
• "' Daniel Kent Neil Johnson "'( born c . 1969 ) is a Canadian American microeconomist and entrepreneur.
• Among the president's original team on the panel, only Joseph E . Stiglitz, a microeconomist who is on leave from Stanford University, remains.
• In 2012, he moved to Google, where he continues to lead a group of microeconomists and other scholars straddling the borders between business strategy, social science, and computer science.
• For example, microeconomists use dynamic stochastic general equilibrium ( DSGE ) models that describe the dynamics of the whole economy as the result of the interdependent optimizing decisions of workers, consumers, investors, and governments.
• In addition to personnel economics, Lazear is a microeconomist known for his work on the educational production function, teaching to the test, and the importance of culture and language in explaining the rise of multiculturalism.
• One of the leaders of the movement to bring pricing to the Internet is Hal Varian, a top microeconomists now serving as dean of the School of Information Management and Systems at the University of California at Berkeley.
• Presenting new work were some of the strongest of a new generation of microeconomists : Joseph Farrell and Michael Katz of the University of California at Berkeley on " Integration and Innovation in Systems Markets "; Jean Tirole, Jacques Cremer, and Patrick Rey of the Institut d'Economie Idustrielle in Toulouse on " Connectivity in the Commercial Internet "; Hal Varian of the University of California at Berkeley on " Buying, Sharing and Renting Information Goods ."
• Pi Gamma Mu had for its succeeding presidents several distinguished social scientists, including the noted sociologist and American Sociological Association president Charles Abram Ellwood of Duke University, co-founder of the Society and its president from 1931 to 1937, Dr . S . Howard Patterson ( president, 1937 1951 ), a renowned microeconomist who was then professor of economics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and author of several classic textbooks in the field, and political scientist W . Leon Godshall of Lehigh University, the Society's president from 1951 until his untimely death in 1956 and under whose initiative the founding of foreign chapters was authorized.