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Stephen E. Spear

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Carnegie Mellon University

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Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Economics

Tepper School of Business

Stephen E. Spear is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

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economics economic theory finance theoretical economics economic dynamics economic modelling macroeconomics economic analysis dynamic economics economic research financial economics economic behavior applied mathematics game theory macroeconomic models econometrics mathematical economics dynamic economic model growth theory endogenous growth theory political economy asset pricing david cass law and economics finance research organizational economics economic fluctuation stochastic systems stochastic phenomena political science management decisions management science volatility modeling empirical finance optimal contracting financial econometrics stochastic dynamical systems overlapping generations model competitive equilibrium incomplete markets markup variations price stickiness market game mathematical optimization technological forecasting electricity markets probabilistic forecasting foresight predictability markov kernel optimal growth market games optimal termination social science research interdisciplinary history narrative historical review applied philosophy legal consideration mathematical models applied mathematical modelling computer modeling model analysis mathematical modelling macroeconomic forecasting institutional economics market behavior intergenerational equity intergenerational relations transgenerational effect moral hazard experimental study electoral competition computability constraints rational expectations stationary equilibrium financial stability philosophy of economics financial crisis microeconomics economic policy heterodox economics econodynamics financial system financialization capital structure economic systems econometric methods international finance econometric models bank marketing economic literature

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Supplementary Material for"Determinate Indeterminacy: Keynesian Search in Stochastic Overlapping Generations Models" (Parand Akbari, Genaro Basulto, Eungsik Kim, and Stephen Spear). (2025)

dynamic economic modeltheoretical economicseconomic growthpublic economicsmacroeconomic modelsbusiness cycleseconomicspublic policyeconomic analysismicroeconomicsmacroeconomicseconomic theorymathematical economicskeynesian economicsdynamic economicseconomic policyeconomic modellinggeneral equilibrium theoryeconomic literaturefinanceeconomic dynamicseconomic behavior

The Rich Are Not Like You and Me: Income, Price Dispersion, and Consumption. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY (2025)

income distributiontheoretical economicspublic economicseconomic systemseconomicsmicroeconomicshistory of economic thoughtmacroeconomicseconomic theorybusinessdynamic economicskeynesian economicsfinancial economicsphilosophy of economicsheterodox economicseconomic inequalityeconomic literaturepositive economicsfinanceeconomic dynamicseconomic behavioreconomic sociology

The Rich Are Not Like You and Me: Income, Price Dispersion, and Consumption. Journal of Economic Theory (2025)

economic inequalitysocial inequalityeconomicsfinanceincome distributionrich areeconomic dynamicshistory of economic thoughtprice dispersioneconomic behaviorsocioeconomics

Keynesian Search in Stochastic Overlapping Generations Models. (2024)

keynesian economicseconomicskeynesian searchtheoretical economicsmacroeconomicsmacroeconomic models

Overlapping Generations Methods, Models and Morphology. 200 pages (2023)

evolutionary applicationsapplied mathematicsevolution-based methodsystematics (systems theory)quantitative biologyevolutionary biologytheoretical biologymorphologymorphological analysis

Overlapping Generations: Methods, Models and Morphology. International symposia in economic theory and econometrics (2023)

Stephen E. SpearWarren Young

econometricstransgenerational effecteconomicsintergenerational equitymorphologyintergenerational relationseconomic theory

A Characterization of Markov Equilibrium in Stochastic Overlapping Generations Models. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC DYNAMICS & CONTROL (2021)

stochastic dynamical systemsstochastic phenomenaapplied mathematicseconomicsapplied probabilitystochastic systemsprobability theoryeconomic modellingdynamical systemseconomic dynamicsmarkov kernelstochastic processmarkov equilibrium

Determinate Perfect Foresight Forecasting in Overlapping Generations Models. ECONOMIC THEORY (2021)

model selectionpredictive analyticsprobabilistic forecastingforecastingstatistical modelsoverlapping generations modelstechnological forecastingforesightpredictabilitystatistics

Mdy Volume 25 Issue 5 Cover and Front Matter. Macroeconomic dynamics (2021)

George EvansOded GalorStephen TurnovskyMichele BoldrinStephen SpearNathan HaleyMelinda BarnettJean-Pascal BénassyFrancis DieboldSteven DurlaufDouglas GaleGiancarlo GandolfoTimothy KehoeRobert TownsendLaurence AlesMarianna BellocPierpaolo BenignoGuido CarliJoydeep BhattacharyaVolker BöhmChristophe DeissenbergEmilio EspinoKevin HuangKaushik MitraOmer MoavPatrick PintusArgia SbordoneGerhard SorgerFarshid VahidNicolaas Vriend (queen

macroeconomicsfront mattereconomics

The Rich Are Not Like You and Me: Income, Price Dispersion, and Risk Sharing. Tepper WP (2021)

economic inequalitydynamic economicssocial inequalityeconomicsfinanceincome distributionrich arefinancial economicseconomic dynamicsprice dispersioneconomic behaviorrisk sharing

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Stephen E. Spear

Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Economics

Tepper School of Business

Stephen E. Spear is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Stephen E. Spear

Carnegie Mellon University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Supplementary Material for"Determinate Indeterminacy: Keynesian Search in Stochastic Overlapping Generations Models" (Parand Akbari, Genaro Basulto, Eungsik Kim, and Stephen Spear). (2025)

The Rich Are Not Like You and Me: Income, Price Dispersion, and Consumption. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY (2025)

The Rich Are Not Like You and Me: Income, Price Dispersion, and Consumption. Journal of Economic Theory (2025)

economic inequalitysocial inequalityeconomicsfinanceincome distributionrich areeconomic dynamicshistory of economic thoughtprice dispersioneconomic behaviorsocioeconomics

Keynesian Search in Stochastic Overlapping Generations Models. (2024)

keynesian economicseconomicskeynesian searchtheoretical economicsmacroeconomicsmacroeconomic models

Overlapping Generations Methods, Models and Morphology. 200 pages (2023)

evolutionary applicationsapplied mathematicsevolution-based methodsystematics (systems theory)quantitative biologyevolutionary biologytheoretical biologymorphologymorphological analysis

Overlapping Generations: Methods, Models and Morphology. International symposia in economic theory and econometrics (2023)

Stephen E. SpearWarren Young

econometricstransgenerational effecteconomicsintergenerational equitymorphologyintergenerational relationseconomic theory

A Characterization of Markov Equilibrium in Stochastic Overlapping Generations Models. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC DYNAMICS & CONTROL (2021)

Determinate Perfect Foresight Forecasting in Overlapping Generations Models. ECONOMIC THEORY (2021)

model selectionpredictive analyticsprobabilistic forecastingforecastingstatistical modelsoverlapping generations modelstechnological forecastingforesightpredictabilitystatistics

Mdy Volume 25 Issue 5 Cover and Front Matter. Macroeconomic dynamics (2021)

macroeconomicsfront mattereconomics

The Rich Are Not Like You and Me: Income, Price Dispersion, and Risk Sharing. Tepper WP (2021)

economic inequalitydynamic economicssocial inequalityeconomicsfinanceincome distributionrich arefinancial economicseconomic dynamicsprice dispersioneconomic behaviorrisk sharing

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