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Professor Jerry R. Green is a prominent figure in the field of Political Economy at Harvard University, where he serves as the David Wells Professor and John Leverett Professor. His academic journey began with receiving a Ph.D. from the University of Rochester in 1970. His research interests are extensive and include principles of equity, collective decision making, and the application of behavioral economics. In the 1970s, he developed the theory of rational expectations equilibrium, exploring the implications of externalities and information extraction from prices. Green has also significantly contributed to microeconomic theory, particularly in public finance and taxation, analyzing complex topics such as capital gains and income taxation. He is a key author of the influential textbook 'Microeconomic Theory' which is widely used in PhD programs globally. In addition to his teaching, he has held various leadership roles, including chairing the Economics Department and serving as the university's Provost. His work has earned him multiple fellowships and awards, reflecting his impact on both academia and economic policy.
Harvard University • Cambridge, MA
Professor of Political Economy, specializing in various aspects of economic theory, including rational expectations, public finance, and microeconomic theory.
Administered by the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS).