Andreas Tryfonidis

Andreas Tryfonidis serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Cyprus's School of Economics and Management since 2019, following prior appointments at Humboldt University of Berlin and the European Central Bank. His academic trajectory includes a visiting research period at the University of Wisconsin Madison during doctoral studies.

He earned his PhD in Economics from the European University Institute (2017), establishing foundational expertise in quantitative economic analysis.

Tryfonidis's research centers on Quantitative and Empirical Macroeconomics, Macro-Finance, and Econometrics, with particular focus on digitalization's economic impact, macroeconomic resilience to sectoral disruptions, household financial constraints, and liquidity risk dynamics. His methodological approach integrates advanced Bayesian and macroeconometric techniques to address complex policy-relevant questions.

Recent publications reveal a cohesive research trajectory advancing at the intersection of technological change and macro-finance. His 2025 work on digitalization effects demonstrates increasing emphasis on production economics, while maintaining rigorous econometric foundations across studies in top journals like the Journal of International Economics and Review of Economic Dynamics. The forthcoming book chapter on administrative data further highlights his policy-engaged scholarship.