Edner Bataille

Edner Bataille is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics and Legal Studies at Seton Hall University. He holds an MA in Geography (2014, Sorbonne-University of Paris IV) focusing on Transportation, and an MS in Economics (2002, University of Miami). He teaches MBA and undergraduate courses at Seton Hall, Rutgers University, Temple University, and others. His research interests include Industrial Organization, Economic Development, Marketing, and Geography, with a focus on game theory and regional impacts of technological changes. He has co-authored a paper in the Journal of Demographic Economics (2022) and presented at conferences like the NBEA, SSSA, and EEA. He actively serves on committees such as UEPC, GEPC, and Grievance Committee. His work has been featured in media outlets like CBS and KMEG 14.

Key contributions include analyzing oil discoveries' impact on gender inequality and exploring the new economy's effects on digital information flux. He maintains a blog and YouTube channel for economics education.