Larry M. Lichtenstein

Dr. Lawrence Lichtenstein, Ph.D., M.A., B.A., also known as Dr. Larry Lichtenstein is an Associate Professor of Economics at Canisius College and has been attached with the institution for over 37 years. He did his Bachelors in Mathematics (summa cum laude)from Brooklyn College in 1976. He also did his Masters in Economics from State University of New York at Binghamton in 1979. He earned his doctorate from State University of New York at Binghamton in the year 1982. His area of specialization includes Public Finance and Urban Economics. He was an Assistant Professor of Economics, School of Business, at State University College, Geneseo, New York. He was an Econometric Modeling Consultant and Developed an econometric forecasting model of matriculation probabilities for applicants to Canisius College. He is an Expert Witness and helps in Statistical Discrimination -- Analysis of statistical evidence in employment discrimination, Economics Valuation -- Expert Witness, Economic valuation in litigation concerning wrongful death and disability, Economic valuation of degrees and professional licenses in divorce litigation and Economic valuation of pensions. He has done may funded research including "Housing Market Stringencies and Their Effects on Homelessness" (Canisius College Faculty Fellowship), "Logit Analysis of Housing Supply, (Canisius College School of Business Faculty Fellowship), "An Implicit Market Analysis of Rent Control" (Canisius College Faculty Fellowship) and "Cost of Housing Quality: Hedonic Estimates from Market Data" (Department of Housing and Urban Development). He has authored and co-authored many articles in his field of expertise.