Backstory: Gustavo Bobonis on Norms of Corruption in Politicians’ Malfeasance

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In this episode we spoke to Gustavo Bobonis, a Professor of Economics at the University of Toronto, and discussed his paper titled Norms of Corruption in Politicians’ Malfeasance. Professor Bobonis speaks about his inspiration for the paper, how he studied the cultural incentives that can drive or diminish political corruption, and his draw to the field of political economy.

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