Timothy Bresnahan

Professor of Economics (by courtesy) at Stanford Graduate School of Business

Schools

  • Stanford Graduate School of Business

Expertise

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Stanford Graduate School of Business

Research Interests

  • Industrial organization economics, specifically the econometric measurement of market power and testing of models of imperfect competition and of entry
  • Economics of technology

Academic Degrees

  • PhD, Princeton University, 1980
  • BA, Haverford College, 1975

Academic Appointments

  • At Stanford University since 1979

In the Media

3 Academics Strut Stuff in Washington

San Jose Mercury News, January 2007

What Would You Do?

San Jose Mercury News, January 2007

Innovation Will Lift Economy — Be Patient

San Jose Mercury News, November 20, 2002

Why the Microsoft Settlement Won't Work

IEEE Spectrum, October 2002

News Analysis: Judging a Moving Target

New York Times, July 29, 2001

Microsoft Is Wrong; It's That Simple

Los Angeles Times, March 27, 2001

Windows on the World

Boston Globe, January 2001

Computers and Wages

The Economist, October 9, 1999

Calling in Experts to Fix Microsoft if It's Broken

New York Times, March 16, 1999

Academic Warrior

San Jose Mercury News, January 1999

If Microsoft Loses Case, Remedies Are Thorny

New York Times, 12 14, 1998

Why the Numbers Miss the Point

Bloomberg Businessweek, August 30, 1995

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