Carnegie Mellon University

Martin Gaynor

Martin Gaynor

E.J. Barone Professor of Economics and Health Policy, Heinz College, and by Courtesy, Tepper School of Business

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Bio

Martin Gaynor's research is focused on the economics of health care markets and health care organizations. His research on health care markets concentrates on the restructuring of health care markets and implications for antitrust policy, vertical restraints in health care, the industrial organization of the physician services market, and the effects of information in markets for health services. His research on the economics of health care organizations is focused on the determinants of the internal organization of medical group practices and the effects of these arrangements on group performance, and the determinants of hospital behavior and the consequent implications for performance. Media contact: Email Abby Simmons or call him at 412-268-4290

Education

  • Northwestern University - Ph D - 1983
  • University of California, San Diego - BA - 1977

Public Service

  • American Society of Health Economics, Member, Board of Trustees (2004 - )
  • University of Bristol, Associate, Center for Market and Public Organization (2004 - )
  • National Bureau of Economic Research, Research Associate (1990 - )
  • U.S. Agency for Health Care Research and Quality, Review Panel (1994 - 1998)

Consulting

  • Netherlands Competition Authority (January 2007 -)
  • Netherlands Healthcare Authority (January 2007 -)
  • Consulting on legal cases with various firms (January 2002 -)
  • Federal Trade Commission (January 2002 -)
  • State of California Department of Corporations (January 2002 -)
  • U.S. Department of Justice (January 2002 -)

Professional Activities

  • Health Economics (January 2002 -)
  • Health Economics, Policy, and Law, Cambridge Press (January 2002 -)
  • RAND Forums for Health Economics and Policy, Berkeley Electronic Press (January 2002 -)
  • International Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics (January 1999 -)
  • Health Services Research (January 1996 -)
  • American Economic Review (January 1998 - 2003)