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Stanley Reiter
Morrison Professor of Economics, Mathematics and
Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences
Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences
Ph.D.
in Economics,University of Chicago (1955); M.A.
in Economics, University of Chicago (1950), and
A.B. with Honors in Economics, Queens College
(1947).
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| Academic
Positions Held |
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Northwestern
University, 1967-present
Professor, Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences
department and Economics and Mathematics in the College
of Arts and Sciences since 1967
California
Institute of Technology, Winter 1985
Visiting Professor
University
of Minnesota, 1983-4
Visiting Professor |
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| Courses
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Economic
Theory
Mathematics
Analytics for Corporate Planning
Strategy
Organization |
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| Career
and Recent Professional Awards; Teaching Awards |
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John
Simon Guggenheim Memorial Grant (1961)
Krannert Distinguished Professor
Fellow of the Econometric Society
Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement
of Science
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences |
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| Professional
Leadership |
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Associate
Editor, Economic Design.
Associate Editor, Complex Systems.
Member Advisory Committee, Division of Information, Robotics
and Intelligent Systems, National Science Foundation.
Chairman of NSF site visit team evaluating proposal from
University of Arizona for Science & Technology Center,
1988.
Reviewer of Proposals for NSF Science & Technology
Centers, 1988.
Reviewer for Information Technology & Organizations
Program, National Science Foundation.
Reviewer for NSF Research proposals for the Physics Program,
the Information Impact Program and the Economics Program.
Member of Visiting Review Committee, Department of Economics,
University of Minnesota.
Member of Visiting Review Committee, Department of Economics,
University of Arizona, 1990.
National Research Council--Chairman, Working Group on
Markets and Organizations, Ten Year Outlook on Research.
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| Research
Areas |
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Information
Aspects of the Theory of Economic Organization |
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| Current
Projects |
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Writing
two books, one on a model of computation involving human
agents (with Kenneth Mount), and the other designing decentralized
economic mechanisms to meet a specified performance criterion.
Also Preparing a paper on a new approach to design of
organizational structure. |
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"Designing
Economic Mechnanisms" (with L. Hurwicz) In production
at Cambridge University Press. |
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| Representative
Publications |
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"Efficient
Allocation," The New Palgrave, (1989).
"Final Report of the Working Group on Markets and
Organizations, Ten Year Outlook in the Behavioral and
Social Sciences," Leading Edges in Social and
Behavioral Science, (1989).
"Decentralized Processes for Finding Equilibrium,"
with C. Simon Journal of Economic Theory, 56
(1992).
"A Lower Bound on Computational Complexity Given
by Revelation Mechanisms," with K. Mount Economic
Theory, 7 (1996).
"A Decentralized Process for Finding Equilibria
Given by Linear Equations," Proceedings of the
National Academy of Science ,91 (1994).
"A Modular Network Model of Bounded Rationality,"
with K. Mount, Organizations with Incomplete Information,
forthcoming.
"On Coordination, Externalities, and Organization,"
Efficient Enforcement Systems for Environmental Regulations,
forthcoming
"On Endogenous Economic Regulation," Economic
Design, 2 (1996).
"Knowledge, Discovery and Growth," forthcoming
in a book in honor of L. Rosenberg, edited by Tom Malone
"Interdependent
Preferences and Groups of Agents," PJET
(2001). |
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