- Office Address
- Littauer-205
- Mailing Address
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John F. Kennedy School of Government
Mailbox 51
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Profile
Nolan H. Miller, Associate Professor of Public Policy and
Faculty Associate at CID and CBG, 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.
Courses
Fall
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API-109
Advanced Microeconomics Analysis I
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API-111
Microeconomic Theory I
Spring
Research
Research for a complete list of faculty citations from 2001 - present, please visit the Harvard Kennedy School Research Report Online.
Selected Publication Citations:
- Academic Journals
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Miller, Nolan, John W. Pratt, Richard Zeckhauser, and Scott
Johnson. "Mechanism Design with Multidimensional, Continuous Types
and Interdependent Valuations." Journal of Economic Theory
136.1 (September 2007): 476-496.
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Miller, Nolan, and Amit Pazgal. "Advertising Budgets in Competitive
Environments." Quantitative Marketing and Economics 5.2
(June 2007): 131-161.
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Wagner, Alexander, Nolan Miller, and Richard Zeckhauser. "Screening
Budgets." Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 61.3
(November 2006): 351-374.
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Miller, Nolan. "Insurer-Provider Integration, Credible Commitment,
and Managed-Care Backlash." Journal of Health Economics 25.5
(September 2006): 861-876.
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Miller, Nolan, Nikita E. Piankov and Richard J. Zeckhauser.
"Possibly-Final Offers." Journal of Economics and Management
Strategy 15.3 (Fall 2006): 789-819.
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Miller, Nolan H. and Amit Pazgal. "Budget or Target: The Choice
Between Input and Output Strategies." RAND Journal of
Economics 37.2 (Summer 2006): 391-415.
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Miller, Nolan. "Pricing Health Benefits: A Cost Minimization
Approach." Journal of Health Economics 24.5 (2005): 931-949.
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Zeckhauser, Richard, Nolan Miller, and Paul Resnick. "Eliciting
Informative Feedback: The Peer-Prediction Method." Management
Science 51.9 (2005): 1359-1373.
- Research Papers/Reports
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Jensen, Robert T., and Nolan Miller. "Do Consumer Price Subsidies
Really Improve Nutrition?" HKS Faculty Research Working Paper
Series RWP08-025, April 2008.
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Jensen, Robert T., and Nolan Miller. "Giffen Behavior: Theory and
Evidence." KSG Faculty Research Working Paper Series and NBER
(RWP07-030 and w13243), July 2007.