Managerial Economics & Strategy Program

PhD Students on the Job Market, 2008-2009
last updated 11/13/2009

• Graduate Placement Contacts
• MECS PhD Students on the Job Market
• Recent Job Placements
• NU Economics Department Students

Managerial Economics and Strategy PhD Program
This program is offered jointly by the departments of Managerial Economics & Decision Sciences (MEDS) and Management & Strategy (M&S).

Our faculty often also advises student from Northwestern University's Department of Economics. Click here for a listing of the job market candidates from the Department of Economics.

Graduate Placement Contacts:
For information on our graduate students seeking jobs, please contact:

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MECS PhD Students on the Job Market:

Christian Kellner Web site | Vita | Email Research Areas: Economic Theory Dissertation Chair: Peter Klibanoff Other References: Sandeep Baliga, Bård Harstad, Marciano Siniscalchi

Pablo Montagnes Web site | Vita | Email Research Areas: Political Economy, Contract Theory Dissertation Co-Chairs: David Austen-Smith, Timothy Feddersen Other References: Thomas Hubbard

Mallesh M Pai Web site | Vita | Email Research Areas: : Microeconomic Theory: Auctions & Mechanism Design, Decision Theory; Industrial Organization Dissertation Chair: Rakesh Vohra Other References: Nabil Al-Najjar, Sandeep Baliga and Jeffrey Ely

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Go to the Full list of Kellogg School Doctoral Candidates on the job market

Northwestern University Economics Department Students
Northwestern University's Economics department doctoral students have research interests that overlap those of the Kellogg School's students. Because of this, we offer to crosslist their job market candidates upon request. See also the Department of Economics' main job market candidate page for a full listing.

Yosh Halberstam Web site | Vita | Email Research Areas: Political Economy, Industrial Organization, Law and Economics Dissertation Chair: Timothy Feddersen Other References: David Austen-Smith, Thomas Hubbard and William Rogerson

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