Robert Shiller's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Robert Shiller has long been in the business of writing about markets, economies, and moral judgments, and his latest project is a series of $100 bills that he is hoping to trend. The bills are designed to express positive sentiments and promote transparency in market prices. He is hoping that the $1 bills will average $8.46 apiece, meaning that each one will be worth $792. However, there is a catch: the bills are one time only and will only be available for a short while. He is promising that they will be replaced once they are no longer being produced.Shiller has worked on a variety of financial market related projects including developing the Sterling Professor's $100 bills, as well as developing futures markets based on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices. He has also been involved in the development of economic theories and methodological guidelines for autonomous decision making, as well as working on research projects on food prices, financial market structure, and consumer behavior. In total, Shiller has over 25 years of experience working on a range of topics related to markets, economies, and moral judgment. Furthermore, he has a dexterous ability to articulate complex ideas in a clear and concise manner, which allows him to share his analyses with a wide audience.

🎓 Education

Robert Shiller's Education:Robert Shiller earned his S.M. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1968 and his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1972. Shiller’s teaching and research focused on economic Macroeconomics and Crises. Shiller has written over fifty journal articles and three books on Macroeconomics, Economics, and Financial Markets. Shiller’s prior work readiness is evidenced by his current work on muni bonds and public debt.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Robert Shiller has over forty years of experience in the field of economics. He has made a substantial contribution to the field by developing models that explain how prices set in markets produce efficient outcomes for all parties involved. He has also developed innovative methods for studying financial markets and financial innovation.Shiller's major contributions to the field of economics include the development of models that explain how prices set in markets produce efficient outcomes for all parties involved, as well as the development of innovative methods for studying financial markets and financial innovation. Shiller is also well-known for his contributions to the theory of moral judgment, specifically in the area of markets and financialprices.