Nolan H. Miller

Nolan H. Miller is an Associate Professor of Public Policy at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government and Faculty Associate at its Center for International Development and Center for Business and Government. He teaches core microeconomics courses in the MPA/ID and doctoral programs. His primary research is concerned with theoretical models of incentive problems in organizations, currently focusing on industrial organization theory, health care, and insurance markets. He received a PhD in managerial economics and decision sciences from Northwestern University and holds bachelor's degrees in economics (business) and philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania.

Works by or contributed to by Nolan H. Miller on Book Gold Mine

• Notes on Microeconomic Theory (2006)