Sandro Brusco

Education: PhD, Stanford University

Office: N617 Social & Behavioral Sciences (SBS)
Email: Sandro.Brusco@stonybrook.edu

Research Interests: Game Theory, Corporate Finance

Teaching Interests: Microeconomics, Corporate Finance, Industrial Organization

Biography

Biography of Sandro Brusco

Sandro Brusco earned a Ph.D. in Economic Analysis and Policy from the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. He is currently Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics and the College of Business of Stony Brook University. His research focuses on game theory and mechanism design, looking both at pure theory and applications, especially in corporate finance and political science. It has appeared in many top-ranked academic journals, including the Review of Economic Studies, the Journal of Finance, the International Economic Review, Games and Economic Behavior and the Journal of Economic Theory.
Education

Education

School Degree Major Date Completed Distinction

Stanford University PhD 1993

School	Degree	Major	Date Completed	Distinction
Stanford University	PhD		1993

Scheduled Teaching

Course Name	Prefix	Number	Section	Credits	Level	Semester	Year
Probability and Statistics for	FIN	540	1	3	Graduate	Fall	2019
Introduction to Business Statistics	BUS	215	1	3		Fall	2018
Management Economics	MBA	501	2	3	Graduate	Fall	2017
Game Theory I	ECO	604	2	3	Graduate	Fall	2015
Industrial Organization I	ECO	636	1	3	Graduate	Fall	2015
Intermed Microeconomic Theory	ECO	303	2	0	Undergraduate	Spring	2015
Intermed Microeconomic Theory	ECO	303	R03	4	Undergraduate	Spring	2015
Intermed Microeconomic Theory	ECO	303	R04	4	Undergraduate	Spring	2015
Game Theory I	ECO	604	1	3	Graduate	Fall	2014
Industrial Organization I	ECO	636	1	3	Graduate	Fall	2014
Corporate Finance	ECO	389	1	3	Undergraduate	Fall	2013
Industrial Organization I	ECO	636	1	3	Graduate	Fall	2013
Industrial Organization I	ECO	636	1	3	Graduate	Fall	2012
Microeconomics I	ECO	500	1	0	Graduate	Fall	2012
Microeconomics I	ECO	500	R01	3	Graduate	Fall	2012
Microeconomics I	ECO	500	R02	3	Graduate	Fall	2012
Game Theory II	ECO	605	1	3	Graduate	Spring	2012
Microeconomics I	ECO	500	1	0	Graduate	Fall	2011
Microeconomics I	ECO	500	R01	3	Graduate	Fall	2011