Giulia Faggio

Dr. Giulia Faggio is a Reader (equivalent to Associate Professor) in the Department of Economics at City, University of London. She is also a Visiting Fellow at LSE Health, reflecting her active engagement in health and urban economics research. Her work bridges empirical microeconomics with policy-relevant analysis in labor, urban, and public sector domains.

Her research focuses on labour economics, urban economics, and local economic development. She investigates agglomeration economies, public sector worker relocations, urban regeneration impacts, regional consumption disparities, and NHS hospital productivity. Her methodological approach is grounded in applied microeconometrics using large administrative and survey datasets.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in analyzing public sector labor dynamics and spatial economic effects, particularly in the UK and Germany. Her work combines urban economic theory with rigorous empirical validation, contributing to policy design in decentralization, healthcare management, and regional development.

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Dr. Faggio actively supervises research and contributes to academic leadership by co-organizing specialized workshops, such as the City/RHUL Workshop on Family and Health Economics and the Business Crime Reduction Partnership workshop. While specific grants are not listed, her research likely involves external funding given her publication output and collaborative projects. She is involved in knowledge exchange with public institutions including the NHS and government bodies.

She is affiliated with research networks through her Google Scholar, ORCiD, and IDEAS/RePEc profiles, and contributes to the academic community via seminar presentations and conference participation, such as the UKHESG Winter Meeting.