Michał Grajek
Assistant Professor
Michał Grajek joined the ESMT faculty as an Assistant Professor in January 2007. Previously he worked as a Research Fellow in the unit “Competitiveness and Industrial Change” of the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB). In addition he has conducted research in the Humboldt-University based project sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research titled “Internet Economy.”
Michał received his Doctorate degree in economics with honors (summa cum laude) from the Humboldt University in 2004. His dissertation, “Network Effects, Compatibility, and Adoption of Standards: Essays in Empirical Industrial Economics”, tackled issues of identification network effects and compatibility between competing standards using market data.
Michał’s research focuses on the frontier of Industrial Organization, where he utilizes advanced econometric methods to address issues related to modern economy. His area of research includes topics such as network dynamics, compatibility, and standardization with particular emphasis on Information and Communication Technologies.
