Background
Ehrlich, Isaac Arrived in the United States, 1964.
department chairman economist educator
Ehrlich, Isaac Arrived in the United States, 1964.
Bachelor cum laude, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy with distinction, Columbia University, 1970. Doctorate (honorary), University Orleans, France, 2002.
Instructor business economics University Chicago, 1969—1970, assistant professor business economics, 1970—1974, associate professor business economics, 1974—1978. From professor economics to State University of New York and UB distinguished professor State University of New York, Buffalo, 1978—2002, distinguished professor, since 2006, chairman department economics, since 1997. Distinguished professor NYSTAR, 2005.
Lecturer economics Tel-Aviv University, 1971—1972. Visiting associate professor law and economics University Virginia, 1973. Visiting professor economics Hong Kong University of Science and Technology School Business and Management, 1992—1994.
Honorary professor City University Hong Kong, since 1999. Research analyst National Bureau Economic Research, 1969, research associate, 1970—1976, senior research associate, 1977, member conference on research in income and wealth, since 1984. Member United States Presidential Health Policy Advisory Group and President Reagan's Transition Team on Health Policy, 1980—1981.
Member health services committee Hong Kong Government, 1993—1994, member expert subcommittee on grant applications and awards, 1993—1994. Associate member Institute for Policy Analysis University Toronto, Canada, since 1992. Member board advisors Hong Kong Center Economic Research, since 1993.
Director Institute for the Study of Free Enterprise Systems State University of New York, Buffalo, 1987—1992. Consultant Center for Naval Analysis, 1970—1971. Research associate National Bureau Economic Research Health Policy Program, since 2004, National Bureau Economic Research Health Aging Program, since 2008.
Director Center Excellence on Human Capital Technology Transfer and Economic Development, State University of New York, Buffalo, 2006. Research fellow Hong Kong Institute Monetary Research, 2009.
Member of New York State Governor, David Paterson (member, panel economic advisors), Mont Pelerin Society, American Economic Association.
Married Chaya Ehrlich.
