Christopher Harris

Christopher Harris is a Professor of Economics at the University of Cambridge, affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and the Janeway Institute. His research focuses on dynamic games, dynamic contracts, and strategic experimentation.

• Theme: Institutions & Markets
• Research Group: Microeconomic Theory

His scholarly work spans decades, revealing trends in behavioral economics, game theory, and innovation dynamics. Key contributions include analyses of hyperbolic discounting, firm-specific training, and equilibrium existence in continuous games.

Professor Harris has collaborated extensively with scholars like Laibson, Aghion, and Vickers, publishing in journals such as Econometrica, Games and Economic Behavior, and The Review of Economic Studies.