Kyle Bagwell

Well-versed in the complexities of international trade, industrial organization, and game theory, Kyle Bagwell serves as the Donald L. Lucas Endowed Professor of Economics at Stanford University. His scholarly pursuits have significantly contributed to the understanding of the GATT/WTO system, where he has explored the intricate dynamics of global trade agreements. Additionally, his research delves into the realms of competition and cooperation, particularly in environments characterized by asymmetric information. Before his tenure at Stanford, which began in 2009, Professor Bagwell enriched the academic communities at Northwestern University and Columbia University through his faculty roles. His academic journey is marked by a commitment to advancing economic theory and practice, making him a respected figure in his field. At Stanford, Professor Bagwell is not only a prominent educator but also an active researcher. He holds the position of Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, where he collaborates with fellow economists to address pressing economic issues. His role as a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research further underscores his dedication to empirical and theoretical economic research. Moreover, Professor Bagwell is a Faculty Affiliate of the Stanford King Center on Global Development, where he contributes to interdisciplinary efforts aimed at understanding and solving global development challenges. His work continues to influence both academic circles and policy-making arenas, reflecting his deep commitment to the advancement of economic knowledge and its practical applications.