Bobby Pakzad-Hurson

Professor pushing the boundaries of economic thought, Bobby Pakzad-Hurson is an Assistant Professor of Economics and Entrepreneurship at Brown University's Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship. With a keen interest in internet economics and market design, he delves into the intricate dynamics of online marketplaces. His research is distinguished by a blend of theoretical, experimental, and empirical methodologies, providing a comprehensive understanding of how digital platforms operate and evolve. Professor Pakzad-Hurson earned his PhD from Stanford University, where he honed his expertise in economic theory and its practical applications. His academic journey has been marked by a commitment to exploring the intersections of technology and economics, making significant contributions to the field of market design. His work often addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital economy, offering insights that are both innovative and impactful. At Brown University, he is dedicated to fostering a vibrant learning environment for both graduate and undergraduate students. This academic year, he will be teaching courses in market design and internet economics, equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate and influence the rapidly changing economic landscape. His teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and real-world application, preparing students to become leaders in the field of economics and entrepreneurship. Beyond the classroom, Professor Pakzad-Hurson is actively involved in the academic community, contributing to various conferences and publications. His work not only advances academic discourse but also informs policy and business strategies in the digital age. Through his research and teaching, he continues to inspire a new generation of economists and entrepreneurs, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of internet economics.