Professor and former Chair of the Department of Economics & Business in the Pompea College of Business, University of New Haven.
Dr. Rodriguez is an authority on competition policy, unsupervised machine learning applications and algorithmic bias. Using empirical models he researches issues related to text analysis, survey design, pricing, and consumer behavior.
In his recent work, Professor Rodriguez has investigated the relevance of data artifacts and algorithmic optimization on fraud detection, college admissions and royalty misstatements. He has conducted award-winning research on domestic and international competition policy.
Professor Rodriguez has authored hundreds of reports and offered testimony in state, federal and international courts in support of litigation across any number of areas including: contracts, intellectual property, medicare fraud, antitrust, employment discrimination, royalty disputes, personal injury.
Dr. Rodriguez earned both a BS in Chemical Engineering (1981) and a PhD in Economics (1991) from the University of Texas at Austin.