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哈佛經濟系最大的對手是鄰近的MIT經濟系，兩所大學是鄰居，經濟系水平相當，人員往來又極為便利，因此交流十分頻繁。在哈佛大學經濟系在世的退休教授中，沒有一人是MIT經濟學博士，但是，在哈佛大學經濟系在任的教授中，MIT經濟學博士多達15人，僅次于哈佛大學經濟學博士的16人。這些MIT經濟學博士，1人是高級講師，3人是助理教授，其余11人都是正教授或講座教授。MIT經濟系水平高，哈佛經濟系才會任用MIT經濟學博士。這是一方面，另一方面，MIT的經濟學博士可以找到一個門當戶對的經濟系任教，并且，在哈佛經濟系任教的MIT經濟學博士，可以隨時保持和MIT經濟系的聯(lián)系。最后，只要樂意，MIT經濟系可以隨時將自己的學生從哈佛經濟系挖回來?？梢詳嘌?，在MIT經濟系的教授中，最多的還是MIT經濟學博士。原因很簡單，和哈佛經濟系一樣，MIT經濟系培養(yǎng)的博士水平很高，除了向外校輸送，一些水平很高的學生，在外校任教了一段時間后，會被MIT經濟系挖回來。這當中，最便利的就是在哈佛經濟系任教的MIT經濟學博士了。
Pol Antràs
Professor of Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
International economics.
Research Topics: Contractual frictions
in international trade, the international organization of
production, patterns of industrialization.
David Cutler
Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Public
economics, health economics.
Research Topics: Why people are in
better health, the impact of medical care on the public sector,
racial and ethnic segregation.
Emmanuel Farhi
Professor of Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
Macroeconomics.
Research Topics: Macroeconomic
policy.
Drew Fudenberg
Frederic E. Abbe Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Game theory,
microeconomic theory.
Research Topics: Learning IN games,
reputation AND repeated play, theoretical industrial
organization.
Richard Hornbeck
Assistant Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Economic
History and Development
Research
Topics:
Lawrence Katz
Elisabeth Allison Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Labor
economics, economics of social problems, applied
microeconomics.
Research Topics: Wage determination,
understanding changes in the wage structure and wage inequality,
housing mobility and neighborhood effects, technological change and
the labor market, unemployment, immigration, evaluation of the
impacts of social and labor market poli
David Laibson
Harvard College Professor, Robert I.
Goldman Professor of Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
Macroeconomics, finance, psychology and economics, experimental
economics.
Research Topics: Savings, consumption,
intertemporal choice, neuroeconomics, household finance, bounded
rationality.
N. Gregory Mankiw
Robert M. Beren Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
Macroeconomics.
Research Topics: Price adjustment,
consumer behavior, financial markets, monetary and fiscal policy,
economic growth.
Jeffrey Miron
Senior Lecturer on
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Economics of
libertarianism.
Research Topics: Financial Crises,
Global Warming, Alcohol and Drug Policy, Crime
Amanda Pallais
Assistant Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. M.I.T.
Primary Fields of
Interest:
Research
Topics:
Kenneth Rogoff
Thomas D. Cabot Professor of Public
Policy
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
International finance.
Research Topics: Global financial
systems and the political economy of international macroeconomic
policy.
Andrei Shleifer
Professor of Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Law and
economics, corporate finance.
Research
Topics:
Alp Simsek
Assistant Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
Macroeconomics, Finance, Theory
Research
Topics:
Jeremy Stein
Moise Y. Safra Professor of
Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest: Corporate
finance, behavioral finance, money and banking.
Research Topics: Capital allocation
inside firms, asset pricing with differences of opinion, the role
of banks in the transmission of monetary policy.
Martin Weitzman
Professor of Economics
Ph.D. MIT
Primary Fields of Interest:
Environmental economics, economic theory.
Research Topics: Environmental
economics, economics of biodiversity, limits to growth, green
accounting, discounting, economics of global warming.
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