Doctor habilitatus Jacek Lewkowicz

Short Research Description

My research focuses on economic analysis of law, institutional economics, public choice theory, and labor law. I utilize advanced quantitative tools (statistics, econometrics, machine learning) in my research on institutions, understood as structures of norms and rules that shape and constrain individual behaviors. Economic analysis of law focuses on the relationships between economics and law, primarily through the analysis of law using economic research tools. Institutional economics concentrates on the institutions that underpin social and economic activity. Public choice theory, meanwhile, deals with the analysis of political behaviors and decision-making in the public sector.

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JEL Codes

K12 K16 K31 K38 K41 B52 O17 E14

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Research Interests

Applied Econometrics Central Banking Econometrics Economic Analysis of Law Economics of Regulation Government Policy and Regulation Institutional Economics Law and Economics Machine Learning Monetary Economics Political Economy Public Choice Theory Text Mining

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Keywords

Economic Analysis of Law Institutional Economics Machine Learning Public Choice Theory

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