Edinaldo Tebaldi
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Dr. Tebaldi, a Brazilian native, received his PhD from University of New Hampshire in Economics with a concentration in international economics, economic growth and development. He later worked as a consultant for the World Bank. He has published many articles in scientific journals and professional reports. Professor Edinaldo Tebaldi joined the faculty of the Department of Economics at Bryant University in 2007. He is also the coordinator of the Center for Global and Regional Economic Studies at Bryant.
His current research examines the dynamics of Total Factor Productivity and institutions. Tebaldi has researched the impact of institutional quality and whether it has affected innovation, economic growth and income growth in the United States. In the past, he has studied economic growth and development and the affects it has on livelihood and standard of living. Dr. Tebaldi's economic research is reflected in each of his courses in order to deepen students' understanding. |
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Title
Associate Professor of Economics Office Suite H |
Languages
Portuguese and English Courses International Trade |
Research Area
Economic Growth and Development Poverty and Social Issues Education University of New Hampshire |
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If you have any questions about Global Studies or Dr. Tebaldi's research, feel free to contact him through email or attend office hours.
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