Steven Levitt's keynote career began shortly after he co-authored the widely acclaimed book 'Freakonomics.' Currently serving as the William B. Ogden Distinguished Service Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago, Levitt pursued a post-secondary education in economics at Harvard University, later receiving his PhD from MIT.
Levitt studies, researches and teaches a wide variety of economy-related topics. With close to two dozen academic publications to his name, Levitt is highly specialized in the topics of organized crime, drug use, gang activity and police hiring.
Levitt's work has earned him various awards, most notably the John Bates Clark Medal in 2004, which is awarded by the American Economic Association to a distinguished economist under the age of 40 every two years. Steven Levitt's keynote speeches often discuss his award-winning book as well as his current research.
The economics and finances of drug dealing in the United States of America are discussed in this fascinating Steven Levitt speech. Early on in the keynote, the author of ‘Freakonomics’...
Challenged in this Steven Levitt keynote is the idea that car seats for children over the age of two are necessary. The author of the critically acclaimed book ‘Freakonomics’ uses a wide...
During this drug dealing keynote Steven Levitt presents new data on what it means to be a dealer today versus what it was like in the past. His argument supports the notion that illegal activity is...
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