
My main interests in microeconomics include theoretical models of intermediation, search and matching markets, and the theory of contests. As a development economist I study corruption in developing economies. I have a strong interest in labour markets and contracts, as well as women's labour market participation. I also work in behavioural economics, exploring the formation and impact of social norms.
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ASB Profile: http://www.asb.unsw.edu.au/schools/Pages/GautamBose.aspx
My Teaching
ECON3110: Development Economics
ECON3101: Markets and Frictions
PPEC3001: PPE Capstone: Facing Contemporary Challenges