Bio
Nicholas Jensen is a postdoctoral scholar-in-residence at the Stephenson Institute. His primary research interests include public choice economics, the history of economic thought, law & economics, and crime economics. Most of his research broadly falls into two categories. The first category explores the effects of legal institutions, public policy interventions, and their effects on both criminal justice and economic outcomes. The latter part of his research in the history of economic thought explores the intellectual contributions of economists and political philosophers, and their relevance to economic thought today.
Research Interests
- Public Choice Economics
- History of Economic Thought
- Law & Economics
- Crime Economics
- Regulatory Economics