Bobby Pakzad-Hurson

Bobby Pakzad-Hurson is the Jonathan M. Nelson Assistant Professor of Economics and Entrepreneurship at Brown University's Economics Department. His teaching focuses on market design, economic modeling, and entrepreneurship, as seen in courses like ECON 1490 (Designing Internet Marketplaces) and ECON 2150 (Market Design). His research interests bridge economic theory and applied entrepreneurship, with additional publications in orthopedic surgery and clinical outcomes, suggesting interdisciplinary engagement in healthcare systems and surgical innovations.

Dr. Pakzad-Hurson's academic work combines theoretical economics with practical applications in market structures and entrepreneurship. His courses emphasize designing efficient market mechanisms and modeling economic behavior. Notably, his articles explore clinical outcomes in orthopedic procedures, such as shoulder stabilization and cartilage repair, indicating a focus on healthcare economics or interdisciplinary research in medical systems.

While no scientific awards are listed, his contributions span both economic theory and surgical outcomes research. He advises no recorded students but actively publishes on surgical techniques and market design. His work remains rooted in Brown University's Economics Department, with potential collaborations in healthcare policy or medical entrepreneurship.