Isaac Holloway

Isaac Holloway is a Full-Time Lecturer in the Strategy and Business Economics Division at the Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia. He holds a PhD from the University of British Columbia, alongside a BSc and MA. His research focuses on International Trade, Industrial Organization, and Cultural Economics, examining topics such as market entry strategies, cross-border acquisitions, and the impact of cultural distance on trade patterns.

• Education: BSc, MA, PhD (University of British Columbia)

His work explores how firms navigate international markets, with particular attention to sequential learning in market entries and the role of private equity in cross-border investments. Courses taught include Managerial Economics, Government and Business, and Foundations of Managerial and Business Economics across BCom and MBA programs.

Recent publications in journals like the Journal of International Economics and International Review of Economics and Finance highlight his contributions to understanding trade dynamics and firm behavior.