Professor
Peter J. Klenow
Stanford University
Economist; Educator
Area
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Specialty
Economics
Elected
2015
The papers with Bils (JPE 2004) and with Kryvtsov (QJE 2008) carefully document the frequency and size of price changes for most consumer goods, providing a foundation and challenge for modern macroeconomic models of price rigidities. The papers with Rodriguez-Clare (NBER Macro Annual 1997) and Bils (AER 2000) assess the role of human capital in explaining cross-country differences in income levels, carefully separating cause and effect in the schooling-growth relationship. In work with Hsieh, (AER 2007 and QJE 2009), he looks at savings and investment rates, and at factor misallocation, as determinants of cross-country differences in income levels.
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