Richard Zeckhauser

Richard Zeckhauser is a prominent economist known for his work in decision-making, risk analysis, and public policy. He has studied how individuals and organizations make choices under uncertainty, emphasizing the importance of information and preferences. His research often explores optimal strategies in scenarios with limited or incomplete data, contributing to better understanding of issues like insurance, health, and government policies. As a professor at Harvard, he has influenced both academic thought and practical approaches to managing risk and resource allocation across various sectors.