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William Rogerson

Charles E and Emma H Morrison Professor; Director Business Institutions Program

Northwestern University

Affiliations

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Economics

William Rogerson is currently serving as an Economics Charles E and Emma H Morrison Professor; Director Business Institutions Program at Northwestern University.

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Northwestern University

Charles E and Emma H Morrison Professor; Director Business Institutions Program

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economics economic analysis economic policy political science public policy financial economics economic theory political economy applied economics econometrics defense procurement process military procurement agricultural economics law and economics regulation higher education production research production economics economic research economic modelling theoretical economics economic behavior optimal contracting development policy public choice treatment and prevention regulatory economics barrier to entry incentive mechanisms capacity planning mass production capacity building defence technology capacity management military contracting government procurement public procurement decision analysis market mechanisms market equilibrium dynamic pricing econometric models market equilibrium computation treatment options industrial relations hold-up problem contractual solutions economic incentives robust trading mechanisms cost-based procurement profit regulation defense contractors intertemporal cost allocation investment decisions defense procurement cost minimization overhead allocation coalitional analysis historic cost antitrust enforcement antitrust policy business competition policy competition (economics) competition law industrial organization

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Collaborators

The Upstream Pass-Through Rate, Bargaining Power and the Magnitude of the Raising Rivals’ Costs (Rrc) Effect. Review of Industrial Organization (2021)

William P. Rogerson

industrial organizationindustrial relationsupstream pass-through rateeconomics

Modelling and Predicting the Competitive Effects of Vertical Mergers: The Bargaining Leverage Over Rivals Effect. Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d économique (2020)

William P. Rogerson

vertical mergerseconomicsbargaining leverageeconomic analysiscompetitive effectsrivals effectmergers and acquisitions

On the Relationship Between Historic Cost, Forward Looking Cost and Long Run Marginal Cost. Review of Network Economics (2011)

William P Rogerson

historic costeconomics

Intertemporal Cost Allocation and Investment Decisions. Journal of Political Economy (2008)

William P. Rogerson

political economypolitical scienceeconomicsintertemporal cost allocationinvestment decisions

Simple Menus of Contracts in Cost-Based Procurement and Regulation. American Economic Review (2003)

William P Rogerson

regulationeconomicscost-based procurementoptimal contractingnegotiation

The Economics of University Indirect Cost Reimbursement in Federal Research Grants. SSRN Electronic Journal (1998)

Roger G. NollWilliam P. Rogerson

public policyeconomicshigher educationpublic economicssocial sciencesfederal research grants

Chapter 12 Incentive Models of the Defense Procurement Process. Handbook of defense economics (1995)

William P. Rogerson

defense procurement processeconomics

C Hoice of T Reatment I Ntensities by a N Onprofit H Ospital U Nder P Rospective P Ricing. Journal of Economics & Management Strategy (1994)

William P. Rogerson

marketingknowledge representation and reasoninghealth policytreatment and preventioncommunication

Economic Incentives and the Defense Procurement Process. The Journal of Economic Perspectives (1994)

William P Rogerson

economic policyeconomic incentivesdefense procurement processeconomics

Overhead Allocation and Incentives for Cost Minimization in Defense Procurement. (1994)

William P. Rogerson

defense procurementcost minimizationoverhead allocationeconomics

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William Rogerson

Charles E and Emma H Morrison Professor; Director Business Institutions Program

Northwestern University

Affiliations

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Economics

William Rogerson is currently serving as an Economics Charles E and Emma H Morrison Professor; Director Business Institutions Program at Northwestern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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William Rogerson

Northwestern University

Charles E and Emma H Morrison Professor; Director Business Institutions Program

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Upstream Pass-Through Rate, Bargaining Power and the Magnitude of the Raising Rivals’ Costs (Rrc) Effect. Review of Industrial Organization (2021)

William P. Rogerson

industrial organizationindustrial relationsupstream pass-through rateeconomics

Modelling and Predicting the Competitive Effects of Vertical Mergers: The Bargaining Leverage Over Rivals Effect. Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d économique (2020)

William P. Rogerson

vertical mergerseconomicsbargaining leverageeconomic analysiscompetitive effectsrivals effectmergers and acquisitions

On the Relationship Between Historic Cost, Forward Looking Cost and Long Run Marginal Cost. Review of Network Economics (2011)

William P Rogerson

historic costeconomics

Intertemporal Cost Allocation and Investment Decisions. Journal of Political Economy (2008)

William P. Rogerson

political economypolitical scienceeconomicsintertemporal cost allocationinvestment decisions

Simple Menus of Contracts in Cost-Based Procurement and Regulation. American Economic Review (2003)

William P Rogerson

regulationeconomicscost-based procurementoptimal contractingnegotiation

The Economics of University Indirect Cost Reimbursement in Federal Research Grants. SSRN Electronic Journal (1998)

Roger G. NollWilliam P. Rogerson

public policyeconomicshigher educationpublic economicssocial sciencesfederal research grants

Chapter 12 Incentive Models of the Defense Procurement Process. Handbook of defense economics (1995)

William P. Rogerson

defense procurement processeconomics

C Hoice of T Reatment I Ntensities by a N Onprofit H Ospital U Nder P Rospective P Ricing. Journal of Economics & Management Strategy (1994)

William P. Rogerson

marketingknowledge representation and reasoninghealth policytreatment and preventioncommunication

Economic Incentives and the Defense Procurement Process. The Journal of Economic Perspectives (1994)

William P Rogerson

economic policyeconomic incentivesdefense procurement processeconomics

Overhead Allocation and Incentives for Cost Minimization in Defense Procurement. (1994)

William P. Rogerson

defense procurementcost minimizationoverhead allocationeconomics

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