PhD Faculty: curriculum in Economics
Teaching Committee
Available to supervise PhD students on the following issues: (i) the consequences of automation, artificial intelligence, robotization for regional employment, diversification and development; (ii) patterns of diffusion and impacts of Coronavirus on European regions.
Happy to supervise PhD students working on empirical projects on the evaluation of education, health and labor market policies, as well as the intersection of these (i.e. the effects of pension reforms on health, the effects of health policies on labour market participation, returns to education in the labor market).
Available to supervise research on international trade and political economy. I have a strong interest in economic history and would thus especially welcome research on these topics from an historical perspective.
Interested in supervising doctoral students who wish to work in the area of applied labour economics.
My research interests are in the area of empirical macroeconomics. I am interested in supervising students on topics like: measuring uncertainty and quantifying its economic effects; the impact of fiscal and monetary policy intervention. (currently on leave)
Interested in supervising PhD students with an interest in economic geography and economics of innovation
Happy to supervise PhD students with an interest in applied macroeconomics - primarily, on the identification of macroeconomic shocks (e.g., monetary, fiscal, and uncertainty shocks) and their business cycle effects, and the simulation of counterfactual policy scenarios with VAR and DSGE frameworks.
Available to supervise PhD students with an interest in applied economics, especially empirical analysis on economics of aging, retirement decisions, health economics, poverty and inequality.
I am willing to supervise PHD students in Energy Economics, in particular primary energy markets (Oil and Gas), Electricity Economics and all aspects of energy transition.
Interested in supervising PhD students in policy issues related to climate change, as the role of carbon taxes and incentives for green investments; in general macro issues, as developments in the preference for liquidity, the role of central bank balance sheets and their link to fiscal policy and more generally topics related to macro stability/instability; in political economy topics, as the role of fiscal rules.
Available to supervise PhD students with an interest in the following fields related to public economics: taxation and social insurance; public-private partnerships to implement public policies (e.g., infrastructure, R&D, social assistance); fiscal policy and public debt management; regulation and market design in public utilities; fiscal federalism.
Interested in supervising doctoral students in any area of labour economics and development economics, with a focus on the economics of migration.
Interested in supervising doctoral students in any area of Industrial Organization, and particularly in the economics of information technology (digital markets, economics of innovation and intellectual property, antitrust in ICT).
I am happy to supervise students with an interest in political economy, matching theory and its applications, social choice, mechanism design, and experimental economics.
Interested in supervising doctoral students in any area of labour economics and applied econometrics. Typical research topics are quantitative analysis of institutions, immigration, entrepreneurship, unemployment, employment protection, health, economic history.
I mostly work on the econometrics of program evaluation. I would be happy to supervise projects involving the use of those econometric methods.
Available to supervise PhD students with an interest in applied microeconomics. Preferred research topics are in the area of labour economics and health economics.
Happy to supervise PhD students interested in Political Economy and Public Economics. Topics I am currently particularly interested include voting, electoral completion, electoral institutions, contest theory.
I'm interested in supervising students in the area of industrial organization/public economics, primarily where government intervention plays a role. My recent research has addressed the design of regulated sectors, of support to vulnerable consumers in energy markets, of procurement contracts and auction formats therein adopted; of state aids to business; of support in the form of voucher and prize to foster innovation.
Available to supervise PhD students interested in the economics of ageing, in the analysis of consumption and saving decisions, or in household investment and portfolio decisions.
