Dissertations

From aesthetic innovation to infrastructure development subsidization, dissertations showcase the in-depth research and analysis by Columbia Business School’s PhD candidates.

Dissertation by year



Essays on financial market risk premiums

Eric Capen Engstrom, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Geert Bekaert

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Structural models for nonlinear pricing schemes

Raghuram Iyengar, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Asim Ansari

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Competitive revenue management

Srinivas Krishnamoorthy, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Guillermo Gallego

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Multi-item supply chain and revenue management problems

Joern Meissner, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Awi Federgruen

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An economic sociology of entry barriers: Business entry and the inner city market

Jeffrey A Robinson, 2005

Faculty Advisor: Paul Ingram

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Firm behavior in capital markets with frictions

Virginia Sarria Allende, 2004

Faculty Advisor: Charles Himmelberg

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Three essays on asymmetric information and corporate defaults

Nan Chen, 2004

Faculty Advisor: Suresh Sundaresan

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Characterizing dependence in financial series

Loran Chollete, 2004

Faculty Advisor: Victor H. de la Pena

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Essays in empirical work in emerging markets

Sergio Godoy, 2004

Faculty Advisor: Joseph E. Stiglitz

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