Zoë Hitzig
Research fellow, Harvard University
I am an economist, currently a Junior Fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows and published poet. My work in economics focuses on microeconomic theory and public economics, and seeks to understand how economic institutions can better reflect the preferences and values of the people they affect. I am also interested in economic methodology, and on the use of big data in economic research and policymaking. I research Artificial intelligence and the Value of Privacy
EXPs by Zoë Hitzig
Zoë Hitzig, PhD candidate at Harvard, studies the moral values embedded in our institutions, and how they affect the way people relate to one another.
Zoë Hitzig, PhD candidate at Harvard, addresses the role public goods play in society.
Zoë Hitzig, PhD candidate at Harvard, examines the complexities of how solving one issue can lead to unforeseen consequences.