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Jeremy Bulow is the Richard A. Stepp Professor of Economics at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and a Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). He holds a courtesy appointment in the School of Humanities and Sciences' Economics Department. His research focuses on microeconomic theory, financial economics, and sovereign debt. Notable contributions include foundational work on auction design, oligopoly strategies, and sovereign debt restructuring.
His academic roles include:
- Richard A. Stepp Professor of Economics
- Senior Fellow, SIEPR
- Business School Trust Faculty Fellow (2018-2019)
Research interests span:
- Market mechanisms and strategic behavior
- Sovereign debt crises and international finance
- Corporate finance and pension economics
- Auctions and competition policy
Key publication themes include optimal auction design, multimarket oligopoly dynamics, and the economics of sovereign debt renegotiation. His work frequently addresses practical policy implications of theoretical models.
Advising and grants: Extensive academic advising reflected in prolific publication record. Research supported by institutional affiliations and collaborations with policymakers.
Labs/teams: Active in cross-disciplinary research initiatives at SIEPR and Stanford's economics departments.
