Quoc-Anh Do

Graduate Student, Department of Economics

Quoc-Anh Do is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Economics. His research focuses on the political economy of corruption. Recently, he has been working on the relations between corruption and stability of tenure and policy, on the theoretical properties of the market for corruption, and on the evidence of a common price in that market. Other research includes the impact of social relations on altruistic and trusting behaviors.