António Fidalgo

António Fidalgo serves as an Adjunct Professor at the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, Catholic University of Portugal, where he concurrently holds the position of Academic Director for the Masters in Applied Management program. His prior academic appointments include teaching roles at University of Magdeburg (Germany), Fresenius University (Germany), and Boston University (USA).

His educational qualifications comprise:

• M.A. in Economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
• Ph.D. in Economics from Lausanne University, Switzerland

Fidalgo specializes in cliometrics—the quantitative analysis of economic history—with research concentrated on pre-Industrial Revolution to Industrial Revolution periods. His work examines:

• Long-term economic development trajectories
• Historical living standards and agricultural production systems
• Economic inequality dynamics across centuries
• Methodological innovations in quantitative economic instruments
• Reproducibility frameworks for empirical economic research

As Academic Director of the Masters in Applied Management, he oversees program development and student mentorship. While specific research grants and advisee details remain undisclosed in available records, his leadership role demonstrates significant engagement in graduate education administration and curriculum design within quantitative economics.