Patricia Langohr

Education

Ph.D. Managerial Economics and Strategy, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois,
December 2003. Dissertation: "Competitive Convergence and Equilibrium Industry Dynamics", Committee Chairperson: Professor David Besanko.
Diplom Volkswirtin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, 1996Maîtrise d’Economie Appliquée: Monetary Economics and Banking, Université Paris IX Dauphine, Paris, France, 1994

Biography

Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, ESSEC Business School, September. 2006 – present. (Cergy, France)Visiting Professor, ESSEC Business School, September 2005-2006Research Economist, Price and Index Number Research Division, Bureau of Labor Statistics, September 2003-November 2005

Research Areas

Areas

Primary: Industrial OrganizationSecondary: Computational Economics, Applied Econometrics and Strategy

On-going Projects

“Competitive Convergence and Divergence: Capability and Position Dynamics,” working paper, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Spring 2004
“Market Segmentation and the Demand for IPO Services,” with Anne Gron, working paper, Northwestern University, Winter 2005
“Disruptive Technologies and Equilibrium Industry Dynamics,” with David Besanko, Northwestern University
“Equilibrium Market Dynamics and the Performance of Cost of Living Indexes,” with Tim Erickson, Bureau of Labor Statistics

Teaching at ESSEC

MBA, Microeconomics Refresher:







Fall 2005,
Fall 2006 1st Year Microeconomics:

















Winter 2006PhD Industrial Organization:













Fall 2006

Other Teaching Activities

Lecturer, Kellogg School of ManagementMBA, Mathematical Models for Managerial Decision Making:















Fall 2000MBA, Accelerated Mathematical Models for Management Decisions:






Fall 2001