Ernesto Dal Bó

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Berkeley Center for Political Economy

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Political Economy Seminar

 

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    Harold Furst Associate Professor of Management     Philosophy and Values

Haas School of Business and Travers Department of Political Science

University of California, Berkeley

Director, Berkeley Center for Political Economy (BCEP)

I am primarily interested in Political Economy issues.

My research focuses on the intersection between Economics and Politics, with an emphasis on phenomena like political influence, corruption, social conflict, and the qualities and behavior of politicians and public servants.

 

In my papers I have investigated issues linking coercion with political influence, and the performance of democratic institutions. In particular, I have studied the corruptibility of committees, and how voting rules may be used to attain commitment in policymaking without renouncing flexibility. I have also explored, from a theoretical point of view, the problem of how economics may affect social and political conflict. Empirical projects of mine have focused on the connection between corruption and the inefficiency of firms, institutional determinants of politician performance, and the self-perpetuation of political elites.

 

Most of my teaching takes place in the MBA program at Haas, where I teach Ethics, and in the BPP PhD program where I teach courses on political institutions and public policy, as well as on corporate strategy.


 

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