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Larry Blume is a Professor of Information Science and Distinguished Arts & Sciences Professor of Economics at Cornell University. He serves as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Cornell Bowers and is a Visiting Research Professor at IHS. His research spans general equilibrium theory, game theory, income distribution, and network design, with a focus on computational social science and network science applications. He is a Fellow of the Econometric Society and co-editor of The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics. Blume earned his BA from Washington University and PhD from UC Berkeley.
- Education: BA in Economics (Washington University), PhD in Economics (UC Berkeley)
- Key Roles: Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Cornell Bowers, External Faculty at Santa Fe Institute
His research explores how social interactions influence economic behavior, with recent work on network resilience to cascading failures and market dynamics in heterogeneous trader environments. Publications in Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control and Games and Economic Behavior highlight his contributions to evolutionary market models and strategic behavior analysis. He has edited major handbooks on financial markets and social economics.
Scientific awards include the Econometric Society Fellowship and leadership roles at the Santa Fe Institute. Blume's teaching and publications, such as Mathematics for Economists, have shaped economic theory and computational social science research.
