Romel S. Mostafa

Visiting Assistant Professor of Strategy

Areas of Expertise:

Behavioral Science; Business Policy and Strategy; Economics - Economic Development; Economics - International Economics; Economics - Microeconomics/ Industrial Organization; Entrepreneurism; Management Strategy; Organizational Behavior; Technology Management

Research interests:

Entrepreneurship, Corporate Strategy, Industry Evolution, Economic Development and Behavioral Economics

Selected Publications:

• "Industrial Development through Tacit Knowledge Seeding: Evidence from the Bangladesh Garment Industry," with S. Klepper, working paper
• "A Quantitative Test for the Stochastic Theory of Submarkets," working paper
• "Myopic Risk-Seeking: The Impact of Narrow Decision Bracketing on Lottery Play," Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, Issue 37, with E. Haisley, G. Loewenstein, 2008
• "Subjective Relative Income and Lottery Ticket Purchases," Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, Issue 21 (1), with E. Haisley, G. Loewenstein, 2008

Academic/professional activities:

Advisory Editor, The Executive Times

Awards/honors:

Ewing Marion Kauffman Dissertation Fellowship, 2007-2008

Personal interests:

Professor Mostafa is a native of Bangladesh and enjoys traveling, cooking, and playing soccer and chess.