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Anthony Michael Marino

  • Professor of Finance and Business Economics

Tony Marino is an economist who specializes in organizational economics and the economics of regulation. He has published articles on dynamic macroeconomics, public utility regulation, conservation, product liability, safety regulation, managerial contracting, and organizational theory, in the Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization, RAND Journal of Economics, and Review of Financial Studies. Professor Marino served as Chair of the Department of Finance and Business Economics from 1997 to 2000 and from 2011 to 2017. Before joining USC, he was a faculty member at the University of Kansas, and he has held visiting appointments at UC-Santa Barbara and Gothenburg University.

Anthony Michael Marino
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Areas of Expertise

Contracting
Economics of Regulation
Government Interface with Business
Hiring Decisions
Liability
Organizational Design
Organizational Economics
Product Safety
Regulation

Departments

Finance + Business Economics

NEWS + EVENTS

RESEARCH + PUBLICATIONS

COURSES

Fall 2025
  • GSBA-511
    Microeconomics for Management
    Microeconomic theory with business applications; consumer demand, production theory, cost theory and market theory; decision making within the firm under different market and regulatory environments.
  • GSBA-602
    Selected Issues in Economic Theory I
    Methodology and research perspectives of economics; contribution of the economics paradigm to accounting, management, finance, marketing, and decision sciences. Recommended preparation: Admission to doctoral program in business administration or departmental approval.
Fall 2024
  • GSBA-511
    Microeconomics for Management
    Microeconomic theory with business applications; consumer demand, production theory, cost theory and market theory; decision making within the firm under different market and regulatory environments.
Fall 2023
  • GSBA-511
    Microeconomics for Management
    Microeconomic theory with business applications; consumer demand, production theory, cost theory and market theory; decision making within the firm under different market and regulatory environments.