Antonio PARADISO

Antonio PARADISO is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he has been employed since September 2019. He also holds a position at the Interdepartmental Center "Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship for International Exchanges" located in Treviso. His academic work spans multiple institutions and research projects, including participation in the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme project "SYstemic Risk TOmography."

Professor PARADISO's research focuses on Macroeconomics, Economic Growth, Business Cycles, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Financial Integration, and Environmental Economics. His work combines theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis, particularly using econometric methods to examine economic systems and policy impacts. He has developed expertise in growth models, analysis of external shocks on economies, and financial integration, with applications across North America and Europe.

His publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on understanding economic dynamics through both theoretical modeling and empirical analysis. PARADISO's research shows particular interest in how external shocks affect economic systems, with recent work examining pandemic impacts on residential prices and temperature volatility effects on welfare. His earlier work established foundations in financial cycle analysis and public debt dynamics within the Eurozone.

As an educator, Professor PARADISO supervises master's and bachelor's theses on economic growth, business cycles, monetary and fiscal policies, and methodological approaches in economic theories. He expects students to employ statistical-econometric and mathematical modeling tools in their research.

His research has been supported by significant funding, most notably the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme project "SYstemic Risk TOmography," where he served as a project team member. He regularly presents his work at international conferences including AFI Macro Workshop, IFABS Asia, and ESRB Analysis Working Group meetings.