Michael Jerison

Michael Jerison serves as a Professor in the Department of Economics at the University at Albany (SUNY Albany), where he maintains active teaching and research responsibilities.

His research expertise spans:

• Microeconomics
• Public Economics
• Consumer Behavior
• Bounded Rationality
• Economic Welfare Measurement
• General Equilibrium Theory

His scholarly work specifically investigates deviations from rational decision-making, methodologies for quantifying economic welfare impacts, and stability properties in multi-market price adjustment systems. This research contributes to foundational questions in economic theory and policy evaluation.

Teaching responsibilities include graduate-level mathematical economics and microeconomic theory courses, alongside undergraduate and graduate public economics instruction.

Scientific recognition:

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Regarding academic mentorship and funding, the available documentation provides no specifics about student supervision or grant-supported projects.

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