One thing is that the work of of a lot of Berkeley economists is fairly interesting to non-economists--Pranab Bardhan's work on India and China, Michael Reich on social structures of accumulation, Akerlof on animal spirits and identity, of course DeLong's critiques of freshwater economics, Saez's work on inequality, Brown's history of the microprocessor industry, DeVries' idea of the industrious revolution,Gourinchas' Congressional testimony on the financial crisis, Eichengreen's analysis of dollar politics. Then there are Berkeley or Berkeley trained economists working in other departments or centers--the business school, real estate research centers, information systems.
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