Isaac Holloway

Isaac Holloway is a Full-Time Lecturer at The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, within the Strategy and Business Economics Division. His research interests include International Trade, Industrial Organization, and Cultural Economics. Holloway has published in journals such as the Journal of International Economics, International Review of Economics and Finance, and Review of World Economics. His work explores topics such as foreign entry, quality, and cultural distance, as well as private equity firm heterogeneity in cross-border acquisitions. He teaches courses including Managerial Economics and Government and Business.

Isaac Holloway is an economist specializing in International Trade at the UBC Sauder School of Business. His research explores the dynamics of international trade, focusing on the role of cultural distance, product quality, and market entry strategies in global trade. Holloway's work examines how firms navigate cross-border markets, particularly in the context of cultural goods and services. His studies include the impact of trade barriers on cultural exports and the learning processes involved in sequential market entry. His research contributes to understanding the complexities of international business and trade policy.