Professor Noam Yuchtman

Professor Noam Yuchtman is a Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Management. He joined LSE in 2019 as a British Academy Global Professor. His research spans political economy, economic history, development economics, and labor economics. His work explores the role of education, legal institutions, and political behavior in shaping economic outcomes. He is also a managing editor at the Review of Economic Studies. His research has been published in top economics journals, including the American Economic Review and the Quarterly Journal of Economics.

Noam Yuchtman is a Professor of Management at the London School of Economics, specializing in political economy, development economics, economic history, labor economics, and applied microeconomics. His research explores the intersection of political and economic forces, focusing on mechanisms of peer effects, labor market dynamics, and the impact of education on economic outcomes. Yuchtman's work also examines historical contexts, such as medieval universities and the Protestant Reformation, to understand institutional change and its implications for development. His studies often employ experimental methods to analyze real-world phenomena, including protests, political engagement, and the role of legal institutions in shaping economic behavior.