Robert H. Frank
Robert H. Frank is a professor of economics at Cornell University's S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management.
He holds the position of Henrietta Johnson Louis Professor of Management.
Frank is known for his contributions to behavioral economics and has written extensively on the subject.
He regularly writes for The New York Times, contributing to the "Economic View" column every fifth Sunday.
Frank's work often focuses on how social and psychological factors influence economic decision-making.
His research and writing aim to bridge the gap between academic economics and practical policy applications, making complex economic concepts accessible to a broader audience.
Books by Robert H. Frank
economic naturalist
Economics
Business
Science
economic naturalist
Economics
Business
Science
Success and Luck
Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy
Economics
Politics
Psychology
Success and Luck
Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy
Economics
Politics
Psychology
The Darwin Economy
Liberty, Competition, and the Common Good
Economics
Politics
Psychology
The Darwin Economy
Liberty, Competition, and the Common Good
Economics
Politics
Psychology
The Economic Naturalist's Field Guide
Economics
Business
Personal Development
The Economic Naturalist's Field Guide
Economics
Business
Personal Development
The Winner-Take-All Society
Why the Few at the Top Get So Much More Than the Rest of Us
Economics
Sociology
Business
The Winner-Take-All Society
Why the Few at the Top Get So Much More Than the Rest of Us
Economics
Sociology
Business
Luxury Fever
Why Money Fails to Satisfy In An Era of Excess
Economics
Sociology
Psychology
Luxury Fever
Why Money Fails to Satisfy In An Era of Excess
Economics
Sociology
Psychology
Under the Influence
Putting Peer Pressure to Work
Economics
Psychology
Sociology
Under the Influence
Putting Peer Pressure to Work
Economics
Psychology
Sociology
