Luís M B Cabral
Teachers
I studyed economics at Stanford. I am most grateful to my thesis advisor, Paul Milgrom, for his help, support and guidance. At Stanford, I took classes in industrial organization from Tim Bresnahan and Roger Noll. The second member of my thesis committee was Mike Riordan. While I did not take any class from him, I learned a lot from Mike, some of which in the process of writing joint papers.
My decision to apply to Stanford was greatly influenced by the example and encouragement of Antonio Borges
and Diogo Lucena, who were my teachers in Lisbon.
To all of you, thank you.
Past and current doctoral advisees
- Pedro Pita Barros (Nova, 1993), Professor, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
- Margarida Catalão Lopes (Nova, 1999), Senior Economist, Bank of Portugal
- Tobias Kretschmer (LBS, 2001), Professor, University of Munich (previously lecturer at the London School of Economics)
- Flavio Toxvaerd (LBS, 2002), Lecturer, Cambridge University (previously at Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
- Cristian Dezso (NYU, 2006), Assistant Professor, University of Maryland
- Ali Yurukoglu (NYU, exp. 2008)
- Anna Ingster (NYU, exp. 2008)
Doctoral students (not main advisor)
External examiner
- Paul Povel (LSE, 1998), Associate Professor, University of Minnesota
- Vasco Rodrigues (Catolica, 2002), Assistant Professor, Universidade Catolica do Porto
- Helder Vasconcelos (European University Institute, 2002), Assistant Professor, Universidade Catolica do Porto (previously Assistant Professor, Universita Bocconi)
- Jeanine Thal (Toulouse, 2006), University of Mannheim
- Joao Montez (Lausanne, 2007), Columbia University (post-doc)
Masters students
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