Enrico Longo

Enrico Longo is a Post-Doc Researcher at the Department of Economics within the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences at Universität Hamburg, Germany. He maintains academic affiliations with Ca' Foscari University of Venice as a Research Associate (Cultore della materia) and previously held a Research Fellow position at Insubria University of Varese. His work bridges experimental economics with policy analysis, focusing on distributive justice and fiscal reforms.

• PhD in Economics (2017-2022), Ca' Foscari University of Venice
• Visiting PhD student (2020), Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien
• MSc in Economics (2016-2017), Collegio Carlo Alberto
• MA in Professional and Financial Accounting (2013-2015), University of Turin
• BEc in Business Administration (2009-2012), University of Bergamo

His research employs experimental game theory to study inequality and distributive justice, while his policy work involves tax-benefit microsimulation modeling. Recent publications examine collective action coordination and fiscal policy evaluation.

Longo teaches Behavioral Economics and Public Economics at Universität Hamburg (2023-2024), and previously taught mathematics-related courses at Ca' Foscari University. He possesses advanced technical skills in z-Tree, EUROMOD, and STATA, with multilingual fluency (Italian, English, German, French, Spanish).