Teaching
Experience: While I have
taught micreconomics, macroeconomics, public finance and econometrics
at Yale, Carnegie-Mellon and Wesleyan, I have most enjoyed teaching my
one semester calculus based introductory economics course at
Wesleyan University.
Chester D.
Hubbard
Professor
of Economics and Social Science, Wesleyan University
Visiting
Professor, Yale
University's School of Management
Professor of
Economics,
Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie-Mellon University
Assistant
Professor and
Cowles Foundation Research Associate, Yale University
Teaching
Assistant, Stanford
University
Degrees:
BA Reed
College, MA Stanford University, Ph.D. Harvard University
Professional
Activities:
- Fellow of the Econometric Society,
- Past President and Fellow of the
International Society for Inventory Research
- American Econmic Association
Nominating
Committee Member, 1971; Committee on Publications, 1974-78 (Chair,
1976-78); Committee on Education, 1991-3
- Senior Advisor to the Brookings Panel
on Economic Activity, 1974-90
- Service as Associate Editor of Econometrica; Review of Economic Studies, Journal of American
Statistical Association, Journal
of Economics and Business, Journal
of
Economic Behavior and Organization, Review of Economics and Statistics,
and the Social Science Computer
Review
Hobbies:
- Grandchildren
(pictures)
- Computer
programming
- Carpentry
Link to List of Principal
Research Interests; Vita
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