Skip to main content
  • About The Lang School of Business and Economics
  • Why Choose Lang
  • Meet the Dean
  • Faculty
  • Accreditations
  • History of the School
  • Strategic Plan 2023-2028
  • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
  • Sustainability and CSR at Lang
  • News
  • Events
  • Contact Lang
  • Overview
  • Accounting (Major)
  • Food and Agricultural Business (Major)
  • Government, Economics and Management (Major)
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management (Major)
  • Management (Major)
  • Management Economics and Finance (Major)
  • Marketing Management
  • Real Estate (Major)
  • Sport and Event Management (Major)
  • Accounting (Minor)
  • Business Data Analytics (Minor)
  • Economics (Minor)
  • Entrepreneurship (Minor)
  • Human Resources (Minor)
  • International Business (Minor)
  • Bachelor of Commerce
  • Marketing (Minor)
  • Restaurant and Beverage Management (Minor)
  • Sport and Event Management (Minor)
  • Sustainable Business (Minor)
  • Undeclared First-Year Entry - B. Comm
  • Master of Science in Management
  • MA in Financial Economics
  • PhD in Economics
  • PhD in Management
  • MBA, In-Person
  • MBA, Online
  • Masters in Leadership
  • Master of Project Management
  • Master of Real Estate
  • Master of Professional Accounting
  • Graduate Diploma in Accounting and Project Management
  • Master of Supply Chain Management
  • Management
  • Economics
  • Marketing & Consumer Studies
  • School of Hospitality, Food & Tourism Management
  • Overview
  • Research Chairs
  • Research Centres and Institutes
  • Overview
  • International Students
  • Business Career Development Centre
  • Competition and Conference Funding
  • Dress to Impress: Sustainably Styled for Success
  • Career Connections Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees
  • Scholarships and Awards at Lang
Recruiters
  1. U of G Homepage

Ian Herzog

Ian Herzog

Assistant Professor

Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, Department of Marketing & Consumer Studies

https://herzogeconomics.com/

Research Areas

  • Real Estate
Ian Herzog holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Toronto and has research interests are in urban econonomics, economic geography, and applied microeconomics. He is interested in why cities grow, how they grow, with an emphasis on the roles of housing, land use, public policy, and infrastructure. Publications and ongoing research available at https://herzogeconomics.com/.