
Glenn C. Loury
Merton P. Stoltz Professor Emeritus of the Social Sciences and Professor Emeritus of Economics at Brown University
Glenn C. Loury is an economist who has held the Merton P. Stoltz Professorship of the Social Sciences at Brown University since 2005 and is now professor emeritus of economics and of international and public affairs there. At age 33 he became the first Black economist to be granted tenure in Harvard's economics department. His research spans applied microeconomic theory, game theory, industrial organization, natural resource economics, and the economics of race and inequality, and he is a longstanding commentator on racial inequality and social policy in the United States.
Notable Achievements
- First Black professor of economics to receive tenure at Harvard University, at age 33
- Fellow of the Econometric Society (1994)
- Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2000)
- Vice President of the American Economic Association (1997) and later a Distinguished Fellow of the association
- Member of the American Philosophical Society
- John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellow (1985-86)
Expertise & Topics
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