Gilat Levy

Gilat Levy is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. Their research focuses on Microeconomic Theory, Political Economy, and Law and Economics. Levy teaches courses such as EC476: Contracts and Organisations and EC540: Political Economy. They are a Co-Director of the STICERD Theory Group Programme and maintain a personal website at https://sites.google.com/view/gilat-levy/home. Contact details include an email address of g.levy1@lse.ac.uk and a phone number of +44(0)20 7955 6652.

Gilat Levy is a scholar specializing in Microeconomic Theory and Political Economy. Their research explores the intersection of economic behavior and political processes, focusing on topics such as decision-making in committees, information aggregation, and the impact of echo chambers on economic and political outcomes. Levy's work also examines the role of institutions, such as the appeals process and public provision of education, in shaping policy and societal cooperation. Additionally, they investigate the effects of polarization, religious beliefs, and communication limitations on collective decision-making. Their research highlights the interplay between individual behavior and institutional design in political and economic contexts.