Liran Einav

Liran Einav is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at Stanford University. His research focuses on Industrial Organization, Applied Microeconomics, Game Theory, and Health Economics. Einav's work includes empirical analyses of insurance markets, healthcare markets, and consumer behavior. He has studied topics such as subprime auto loans, competition in the motion picture industry, and peer-to-peer internet markets. Einav is also a co-editor at the American Economic Review and has contributed to the National Bureau of Economic Research. His academic profile can be found at https://economics.stanford.edu/people/liran-einav.

Liran Einav is the Charles R. Schwab Professor of Economics at Stanford University, specializing in Economics, Industrial Organization, Applied microeconomics, and Health economics. His research explores risk preferences, insurance markets, and the impact of policy interventions on consumer behavior. He investigates topics such as deductible choice, health insurance, and the effects of seat belt laws on traffic fatalities. Einav's work also examines market dynamics in peer-to-peer platforms, online commerce, and the role of data in economic analysis. His studies often leverage large datasets to evaluate the effectiveness of economic policies and market mechanisms.