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Benjamin E. Hermalin

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Economics University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States 
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Jean Tirole grad student 1988 MIT

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Antonio Rosato grad student UC Berkeley
Marta E. Wosinska grad student 2002 UC Berkeley
Marina C. Halac grad student 2009 UC Berkeley
Aniko Ory grad student 2014 UC Berkeley

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Hermalin BE, Weisbach MS. (2019) Understanding Corporate Governance Through Learning Models of Managerial Competence Australian Journal of French Studies. 48: 7-29
Hermalin BE, Weisbach MS. (2017) Assessing Managerial Ability: Implications for Corporate Governance National Bureau of Economic Research. 1: 93-176
Hermalin BE. (2016) Platform-intermediated trade with uncertain quality Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics. 172: 5-29
Hermalin BE. (2016) Why whine about wining and dining? Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization. 32: 37-60
Economides N, Hermalin BE. (2015) The strategic use of download limits by a monopoly platform Rand Journal of Economics. 46: 297-327
Cebon P, Hermalin BE. (2015) When less is more: The benefits of limits on executive pay Review of Financial Studies. 28: 1667-1700
Hermalin BE. (2014) Transparency and corporate governance Enterprise Law: Contracts, Markets, and Laws in the Us and Japan. 342-348
Hermalin BE. (2013) Unobserved investment, endogenous quality, and trade Rand Journal of Economics. 44: 33-55
Hermalin BE, Katz ML. (2013) Product Differentiation through Exclusivity: Is there a One-Market-Power-Rent Theorem? Journal of Economics and Management Strategy. 22: 1-27
Hermalin BE, Li L, Naughton T. (2013) The relational underpinnings of formal contracting and the welfare consequences of legal system improvement Economics Letters. 119: 72-76
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