Matthew C. Weinzierl
About Matthew C. Weinzierl
Matthew C. Weinzierl serves as the Joseph And Jacqueline Elbling Professor of Business Administration and Senior Associate Dean at Harvard Business School, where he has been a professor since 2017. His research focuses on the space economy, particularly in measuring economic output and analyzing the impact of technological advancements in the sector.
Work at Harvard Business School
Matthew C. Weinzierl holds the position of Joseph and Jacqueline Elbling Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. He has served as a professor since 2017, accumulating seven years of experience in this role. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he is the Senior Associate Dean and Chair of the MBA Program, where he oversees various aspects of the curriculum and student engagement.
Education and Expertise
Matthew C. Weinzierl completed his doctoral studies in Economics at Harvard University. His academic background provides a strong foundation for his research and teaching in the field of business administration. His expertise lies in the space economy, where he focuses on measuring real economic output and analyzing economic trends within the sector.
Research Focus in the Space Economy
Weinzierl's research primarily investigates the space economy, particularly in the context of measuring economic output. He applies price indexes to the space economy, drawing parallels to methodologies used in the information technology sector. His work examines the effects of price and quality changes, contributing to a deeper understanding of economic dynamics in this emerging field.
Impact of Technological Advancements
Matthew C. Weinzierl explores the implications of rapid technological advancements in the space industry on economic growth. His research contributes to the understanding of how innovations in space manufacturing and satellite technologies affect broader economic trends and development.
Contributions to Economic Understanding
Weinzierl has made significant contributions to the understanding of the economic impact of space manufacturing and satellite technologies. His work helps to clarify the role of these technologies in shaping economic outcomes and informs discussions on the future of the space economy.