Gloria Moroni

Gloria Moroni is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in applied microeconomics and socioeconomic inequality research. Her current affiliations include an upcoming visiting researcher position at ifo/CESifo in October 2025.

Her academic journey features:

• PhD in Economics from University of York
• MSc in Economics from University of Bologna
• BsC in Economics and Finance (University of Bologna) with Erasmus year at Lund University

Dr. Moroni's research program investigates intergenerational inequality through family dynamics, labor markets, and policy interventions. Her recent work employs innovative econometric techniques to analyze how marriage institutions affect parental labor specialization, revealing distinct patterns between traditional couples (showing gendered division of labor) and modern couples (demonstrating coordinated work-life balance approaches). This research provides critical insights for gender equality policies without compromising child development outcomes.

Her methodological expertise in causal inference frameworks positions her at the intersection of family economics and policy evaluation, with implications for designing interventions that reduce socioeconomic disparities while respecting diverse household arrangements.