Francesco Trivieri

Francesco Trivieri serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics, Statistics and Finance at the University of Calabria, where he teaches Microeconomics for Economics and Macroeconomics for Business Administration programs. His academic profile centers on empirical economic research with strong methodological rigor, focusing on Italian industry and credit markets through extensive collaboration with scholars like Agostino, Errico, and Rondinella.

Research interests span Economics, Finance, Banking, Firm Productivity, Global Value Chains, Technology Transfer, and Digital Technologies. His work examines how banking diversity influences entrepreneurship, the productivity impacts of financial constraints within global value chains, and digital technology adoption in industrial contexts. Methodologically, he employs advanced econometric techniques on granular Italian datasets to derive policy-relevant insights about financial infrastructure and industrial dynamics.

Analysis of his 2022-2025 publications reveals three dominant research streams: banking sector effects on firm creation/survival (6 articles), digital technology impacts on value chains (3 articles), and historical/contemporary monetary policy responses (2 articles). His Italian-focused empirical work consistently bridges micro-level firm data with macroeconomic implications, particularly regarding regional development and technological adaptation in Southern Europe.

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