Commerce is concerned with facilitating the exchange of goods and services in the economy, while trade simply means buying and selling these things in return for money. GPS professors are dedicated to studying the ways that organizations can stay competitive in the global economy using these principles.
Tata Chancellor’s Professor of Economics; Director, 21st Century India Center
Research Fields: development economics, organizational economics, labor economics, health economics
Professor; Director, Pacific Leadership Fellows Program
Research Fields: political economy, comparative politics, labor market institutions, income inequality, international trade
Dean
Research Fields: international finance, trade policy, economic growth, regional integration
Associate Professor; Rafael and Marina Pastor Chancellor’s Endowed GPS Faculty Fellow
Research Fields: international trade, investment, uncertainty and firm employment dynamics.
Professor of Practice
Research Fields: business, energy policy, global finance
Assistant Professor; Director, Korea-Pacific Program
Research Fields: macroeconomics, economic growth, development economics, Korean economy
Aiming to foster the success of India and U.S.-India relations through research, education and action.
