

Lehman B Fletcher
Professor advancing research in economic development and innovation, Lehman B. Fletcher is a distinguished Emeritus Professor in the Department of Economics at Iowa State University. With a robust academic foundation, he earned his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley and a B.S. from the University of Florida. His scholarly pursuits have significantly contributed to the fields of economic development, innovation, technological change, and growth, alongside a keen focus on international economics. Throughout his illustrious career, Professor Fletcher has engaged in extensive research and advisory activities across more than 30 countries. His collaborations with prestigious organizations such as USAID, the World Bank, and the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations underscore his commitment to advancing global economic understanding and development. His work has not only enriched academic discourse but also informed policy and practice on an international scale. Fletcher's research interests lie at the intersection of innovation and economic growth, where he explores how technological advancements can drive sustainable development. His insights into the dynamics of international economics have provided valuable perspectives on how countries can harness innovation for economic prosperity. As a recognized authority in economic development, Professor Fletcher has been instrumental in shaping the academic and practical approaches to understanding and fostering economic growth. His contributions have been acknowledged through numerous accolades and his ongoing involvement in the academic community as an Emeritus Professor. In addition to his academic achievements, Fletcher's dedication to mentoring the next generation of economists has left a lasting impact on students and colleagues alike. His legacy continues to inspire those who seek to understand and influence the complex mechanisms of economic development and technological change.
Publications
, 1294-1306, 1968-12-01
, 1-18, 2021-10-22
, 239-282, 2021-10-22
, 198-199, 1986-02-01
, 311-329, 2021-10-22
, 57-59, 1971-01-01
, 331-333, 2021-10-22
, 169-209, 2021-10-22