Paul Niehaus

J-PAL Affiliated Professor

Chancellor's Associates Endowed Chair in Economics

University of California, San Diego

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Paul Niehaus est professeur assistant au département d’économie de l'University of California, San Diego. Il est également assistant de recherche au sein du Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development (BREAD) et chercheur affilié au Center of Evaluation for Global Action (CEGA). Ses recherches portent sur les prestations sociales et la corruption dans les pays en développement, ainsi que sur les processus d’apprentissage.

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