Ameritech
Research Fellow
Institute for Development Strategies |
email: hoppe@hermes1.econ.uni-hamburg.de
Vordiplom (BA) 1991 Georg-August-Universität
Göttingen
Diplom (MA) 1995 Universität Hamburg
Fulbright scholar 1991-1992 Clark University, USA
Doctoral degree 1998 Universität Hamburg |
Heidrun C. Hoppe is an assistant professor (Wissenschaftliche Assistentin) at
the University of Hamburg, Germany. She has been a visiting research
scholar at the Institute for Development Strategies in 1999. Her research
interests are industrial organization, innovation theory and policy,
banking and finance.
Recent Publications:
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"Second-Mover Advantages in
the Strategic Adoption of New Technology Under Uncertainty", International Journal of Industrial Organization, forthcoming. |
Completed Papers:
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"Entry Deterrence in Durable
Goods Monopoly", with In Ho Lee, 1999. |
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"Spatial Competition in
Credit Markets", with Ulrich Lehmann-Grube, paper for the CEPR
research network on "The Industrial Organization of Banking and
Financial Markets in Europe", funded by the European Commission
under the Training and Mobility of Researchers Programme (contract No
ERBFMRXCT980222), 1999. |
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"It’s Never Better to Be
Early – But When Is It Better To Be Late?", with Ulrich
Lehmann-Grube, under resubmission to the Journal
of Economics and Management Strategy, 1999. |
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"Why Firms Adopt Inferior
Technology", 1999. |
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"Second-mover Advantages in
Technological Competition", with Ulrich Lehmann-Grube, 1999. |
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"A Strategic Search Model of
Technology Adoption and Policy", 1998. |
Related Links
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Little Known Facts About Heidrun:
| She lived in Versailles for three years. |
| She loves playing the piano. Her favorite key is D minor. |
| She likes hiking, especially in the Alps. |
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