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Dilip Mookherjee

Professor Director of The Institute for Economic Development

Boston University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Economics

Dilip Mookherjee is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Director of The Institute for Economic Development at Boston University.

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Boston University

Professor Director of The Institute for Economic Development

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economics political science public policy economic development agricultural economics development economics economic theory applied economics game theory political economy west bengal land economics microeconomics law and economics economic behavior theoretical economics world development economic analysis land reform economic research rural economies organizational economics accountability incentive mechanisms welfare economics land acquisition clientelistic politics forest degradation political clientelism economy of china contemporary china entrepreneurship socioeconomics development policy corruption local governance collective action property rights sustainable development agent theory regulatory economics regional development rural development land redistribution industrial development infrastructure delivery pro-poor targeting firewood collection government accountability land distribution political stability rural west bengal local democracy occupational diversity criminal justice economic literature ethical theory cultural change political geography international business political analysis income distribution legal compliance evolutionary economics development theory development geography contemporary developments sustainable land-use management forest governance economic reform econodynamics legal theory sociology of law policy cooperation reward systems inter-firm coordination socio-economic development globalization economic geography

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Decentralized Targeting of Agricultural Credit Programs: Private Versus Political Intermediaries. Journal of the European Economic Association (2024)

Pushkar MaitraSandip MitraDilip MookherjeeSujata Visaria

economicseconomic growthagricultural economicspublic policyagricultural credit programs

Declining Clientelism of Welfare Benefits? Targeting and Political Competition Based Evidence From an Indian State. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

Pushkar MaitraSandip MitraDilip MookherjeeSujata Visaria

welfare benefitsindian statepolitical sciencepolitical competitionpublic policy

How Do Voters Respond to Welfare Vis-A-Vis Public Good Programs? Theory and Evidence of Political Clientelism. (2024)

Pranab BardhanSandip MitraDilip MookherjeeAnusha Nath

political behaviorwelfarepolitical sciencepolitical clientelismpublic policyvoting rule

Revisiting the Eswaran-Kotwal Model of Tenancy. Studies in Microeconomics (2024)

Maitreesh GhatakDilip Mookherjee

financeeconomicseswaran-kotwal modelagricultural economicsmicroeconomicsurban economics

Acquiring Land From Traditional Communities: Bottlenecks, Misallocation and Second-Best Considerations. Oxford Open Economics (2023)

Maitreesh GhatakDilip Mookherjee

economicsland economicsagricultural economicstraditional communitiesacquisitionssecond-best considerations

Clientelistic Politics and Pro-Poor Targeting: Rules Versus Discretionary Budgets. World Development (2023)

Dilip MookherjeeAnusha Nath

development policyeconomic policypolitical scienceclientelistic politicseconomic developmentworld developmentdiscretionary budgetsglobal policypro-poor targetingpublic policy

Decentralised Targeting of Transfer Programmes: A Reassessment. LSE Press eBooks (2023)

Dilip Mookherjee

decentralized securitypublic policydecentralized privacytransfer programmesdecentralised targetingdecentralised system

Entrepreneurship in China's Structural Transitions: Network Expansion and Overhang. (2023)

Ruochen DaiDilip MookherjeeKaivan MunshiXiaobo Zhang

entrepreneurshipstructural transitionsnetwork expansionpolitical science

Political Clientelism and Capture: Theory and an Application. Indian Economic Review (2023)

Pranab BardhanDilip Mookherjee

economicspolitical sciencepolitical economyapplied economicspolitical clientelism

Regulatory Mechanism Design With Extortionary Collusion. Journal of Economic Theory (2023)

Dilip MookherjeeMasatoshi Tsumagari

game theoryeconomicspolitical sciencemechanism designregulationregulatory mechanism designregulatory economicseconomic theoryextortionary collusion

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Dilip Mookherjee

Professor Director of The Institute for Economic Development

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Economics

Dilip Mookherjee is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Director of The Institute for Economic Development at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dilip Mookherjee

Boston University

Professor Director of The Institute for Economic Development

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decentralized Targeting of Agricultural Credit Programs: Private Versus Political Intermediaries. Journal of the European Economic Association (2024)

Pushkar MaitraSandip MitraDilip MookherjeeSujata Visaria

economicseconomic growthagricultural economicspublic policyagricultural credit programs

Declining Clientelism of Welfare Benefits? Targeting and Political Competition Based Evidence From an Indian State. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

Pushkar MaitraSandip MitraDilip MookherjeeSujata Visaria

welfare benefitsindian statepolitical sciencepolitical competitionpublic policy

How Do Voters Respond to Welfare Vis-A-Vis Public Good Programs? Theory and Evidence of Political Clientelism. (2024)

Pranab BardhanSandip MitraDilip MookherjeeAnusha Nath

political behaviorwelfarepolitical sciencepolitical clientelismpublic policyvoting rule

Revisiting the Eswaran-Kotwal Model of Tenancy. Studies in Microeconomics (2024)

Maitreesh GhatakDilip Mookherjee

financeeconomicseswaran-kotwal modelagricultural economicsmicroeconomicsurban economics

Acquiring Land From Traditional Communities: Bottlenecks, Misallocation and Second-Best Considerations. Oxford Open Economics (2023)

Maitreesh GhatakDilip Mookherjee

economicsland economicsagricultural economicstraditional communitiesacquisitionssecond-best considerations

Clientelistic Politics and Pro-Poor Targeting: Rules Versus Discretionary Budgets. World Development (2023)

Dilip MookherjeeAnusha Nath

development policyeconomic policypolitical scienceclientelistic politicseconomic developmentworld developmentdiscretionary budgetsglobal policypro-poor targetingpublic policy

Decentralised Targeting of Transfer Programmes: A Reassessment. LSE Press eBooks (2023)

Dilip Mookherjee

decentralized securitypublic policydecentralized privacytransfer programmesdecentralised targetingdecentralised system

Entrepreneurship in China's Structural Transitions: Network Expansion and Overhang. (2023)

Ruochen DaiDilip MookherjeeKaivan MunshiXiaobo Zhang

entrepreneurshipstructural transitionsnetwork expansionpolitical science

Political Clientelism and Capture: Theory and an Application. Indian Economic Review (2023)

Pranab BardhanDilip Mookherjee

economicspolitical sciencepolitical economyapplied economicspolitical clientelism

Regulatory Mechanism Design With Extortionary Collusion. Journal of Economic Theory (2023)

Dilip MookherjeeMasatoshi Tsumagari

game theoryeconomicspolitical sciencemechanism designregulationregulatory mechanism designregulatory economicseconomic theoryextortionary collusion

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