David Gonzalez Agudo

David Gonzalez Agudo is a faculty member at the University of Valencia, affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and the Department of Economic Analysis. His academic work centers on Economic History and Institutions, with a strong regional focus on early modern Spain, particularly Toledo. He is an active researcher within the EHVALENCIA group, contributing to long-term studies on economic development.

His research interests span Economic History, Agrarian Economics, Urban Economics in Early Modern Europe, Historical Land Markets, and Institutional Economics. His work examines land rents, agrarian contracts, pricing dynamics, wage structures, and urban cost of living in pre-industrial Spain, offering nuanced insights into economic behavior and institutional evolution.

The analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent focus on the economic structures of early modern Castile, particularly Toledo, with recurring themes in land tenure, credit systems, gender wage disparities, and urban commercial life. His work bridges micro-level case studies with broader historical economic trends, contributing to both national and international scholarship in economic history.

Scientific Awards:

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David Gonzalez Agudo has supervised at least one doctoral thesis, indicating his role in academic mentoring. While specific grants are not listed, his sustained publication output and research group affiliation suggest active participation in funded academic projects. He contributes to scholarly discourse through book reviews and original research, reinforcing his position in the field of Spanish economic history.

Labs and Research Teams:

• EHVALENCIA – Economic Development in Historical Perspective