Alessandro Riboni

Alessandro Riboni serves as Professor of Economics at École Polytechnique (France) and holds a permanent research position at CREST (Centre de Recherche en Économie et Statistique). He maintains significant external affiliations as a Research Fellow at CEPR, Research Affiliate at RCEA, and Co-Editor of Cambridge Elements in Labor and Employment Policy (LEP).

Educationally, Riboni completed his undergraduate studies at Bocconi University in Milan and earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Rochester, New York. His academic journey reflects a strong foundation in economic theory and policy analysis.

Riboni's research spans Political Economy, Labor Economics, and Public Economics with emphasis on structural drivers of inequality. His work investigates gender disparities in employer training provision, the interplay of corporate markups, tax policies, and asset prices in rising inequality, and historical perspectives on trade agreements. This interdisciplinary approach bridges theoretical rigor with contemporary policy challenges.

He actively contributes to academic discourse through workshop organization, notably the June 2019 Political Economy Workshops in Paris and Rome. His editorial role at Cambridge Elements further demonstrates his influence in shaping labor economics scholarship.

Professional activities include advising institutional initiatives and participating in CREST's research ecosystem, though specific student mentorship details remain unreported in available sources. His office (4076) at École Polytechnique's Palaiseau campus serves as his primary operational base for collaborative research and academic engagement.