University of Calgary

B. Curtis Eaton

  • Professor
  • University Professor
  • +1 (403) 220-2672

Currently Teaching

Not currently teaching any courses.

About Me:

I am an applied economic theorist, which means that I spend my time thinking about and then modeling real situations that have captured my attention. I have worked in a number of areas of economics, including industrial organization, labour economics, economic geography, and organizational theory. I got my formal training in economics at the University of Colorado, receiving a B.A. in 1965 and a Ph.D. in 1969. I joined the Economics Department at the University of Calgary on July 1, 1999. Prior to joining this department, I worked at three other Canadian universities: The University of British Columbia (1969 to 1980), The University of Toronto (1981 to 1987), and Simon Fraser University (1987 to 1999).

Working Papers

#2011-11 - Resource Allocation, Affluence and Deadweight Loss When Relative Consumption Matters
By B. Curtis Eaton and Matheson, Jesse
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#2011-04 - A Hotelling Style Model of Spatial Competition for Convenience Goods
By B. Curtis Eaton and Tweedle, Jesse
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#2008-11 - Differential Grading Standards and Student Incentives
By B. Curtis Eaton and Mukesh Eswaran
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#2009-14 - Coordination and Equilibrium Selection in Games with Positive Network Effects
By Jakobsen, Alexander M., B. Curtis Eaton and Krause, David
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#2009-03 - 'Us' and 'Them': The Origin of Identity, and its Economic Implications
By B. Curtis Eaton, Eswaran, Mukesh and Robert Oxoby
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Degrees

  • 1965 - B.A. - Economics - University of Colorado
  • 1969 - Ph.D. - Economics - University of Colorado
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