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Professor of Economics; Academic Director (Sloan, EMBA Dubai and EMBA London)
BSc (Econ) (LSE) DPhil (Oxford)
David P Myatt is Professor of Economics at the London Business School. He engages in academic research in both economics and political science, he teaches across the School’s degree programmes, and he supervises and mentors doctoral and post-doctoral researchers at the School and elsewhere. He serves as Academic Director of the EMBA London, EMBA Dubai, and Sloan degree programmes, He has previously served the School as Chair of the Economics Subject Area, as Academic Director of Finance degree programmes, and as Deputy Dean for Degree Education.
David was educated at the London School of Economics, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and at the University of Oxford. Prior to moving to the School he held various academic positions within the University of Oxford, including Fellowships of St Catherine’s College and Nuffield College.
David’s academic research uses the tools of game theory (the analysis of strategic decision-making) applied to both economics and political science. In economics his research includes the study of advertising, marketing, and product design strategies; in political science, his work includes theories of leadership, voting, and executive performance. His research articles have been published in the top journals in economics (including the American Economic Review and the Review of Economic Studies) and in political science (including the American Political Science Review and the American Journal of Political Science). His most recent research papers in political science have reported the game-theoretic analysis of protest voting, voter turnout, and strategic voting; and his recent research in economics has revealed the properties of optimal product-line prices and the determinants of product-line structure.
In an editorial capacity, David is currently Co-Editor of the RAND Journal of Economics, Co-Editor of the Quarterly Journal of Political Science, an Associate Editor of the Journal of Economic Theory, and serves on multiple editorial boards and within scientific associations.
At London Business School, David’s award-winning teaching has ranged across the full portfolio of degree programmes. Within the core courses Managerial Economics (EMBA) and Microeconomics for Managers (MBA) he teaches tools for output choice and pricing in markets where businesses seek to exploit their market power; within the tailored core Strategic Economic Analysis and the elective Thinking Strategically he uses the tools of game theory to analyse strategic decision-making; and also participates in the School’s Global Experiences programme in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Ramallah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Miami. David also teachers microeconomics to PhD students, and participates in custom executive education programmes.
2019
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Journal of Economic Theory 2019 Vol 182 p 360-401
2018
Johnson J P; Myatt D P
Rand Journal of Economics 2018 Vol 49:3 p 541-573
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Economic Journal 2018 Vol 128:609 p 845-886
2015
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Journal of Economic Theory 2015 Vol 158:B p 466-506
Dewan T; Myatt D P
London Business School Review 2015 Vol 26:1 p 20-23
Johnson J P; Myatt D P
International Journal of Industrial Organization 2015 Vol 43 p 182-188
2014
Myatt D; Wallace C
Journal of Monetary Economics 2014 Vol 63 p 64-79
2012
Dewan T; Myatt D P
American Political Science Review 2012 Vol 106:1 p 123-145
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Review of Economic Studies 2012 Vol 79:1 p 340-374
Dewan T; Myatt D P
Journal of Theoretical Politics 2012 Vol 24:4 p 431-460
2010
Dewan T; Myatt D P
American Journal of Political Science 2010 Vol 54:2 p 267-286
2009
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Economic Journal 2009 Vol 119:534 p 61-90
2008
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Games and Economic Behavior 2008 Vol 62:1 p 67-76
Dewan T; Myatt D P
American Political Science Review 2008 Vol 102:3 p 351-368
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Review of Economic Studies 2008 Vol 75:2 p 499-527
2007
Myatt D P
in Durlauf S N and Blume L E, eds., The new Palgrave dictionary of economics, 2007
Dewan T; Myatt D P
American Political Science Review 2007 Vol 101:4 p 825-843
Dewan T; Myatt D P
American Political Science Review 2007 Vol 101:1 p 63-77
2006
Johnson J P; Myatt D P
Rand Journal of Economics 2006 Vol 37:3 p 583-601
Johnson J P; Myatt D P
American Economic Review 2006 Vol 96:3 p 756-784
2005
Myatt D P; Wallace C
in Gold N, ed., Teamwork: an interdisciplinary perspective, 2005 Palgrave MacMillan
2004
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Games and Economic Behavior 2004 Vol 48:1 p 124-138
2003
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Journal of Economic Theory 2003 Vol 113:2 p 286-301
Johnson J P; Myatt D P
American Economic Review 2003 Vol 93:3 p 748-774
2002
Myatt D P; Hyun S S; Wallace C
Oxford Review of Economic Policy 2002 Vol 18:4 p 397-417
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Oxford Review of Economic Policy 2002 Vol 18:4 p 446-461
Myatt D P; Wallace C
Journal of Evolutionary Economics 2002 Vol 13:3 p 319-345
Fisher S D; Myatt D P
Oxford Review of Economic Policy 2002 Vol 18:4 p 504-522
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