Guido Cozzi

Guido Cozzi is a Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), affiliated with the ERP-HSG department. His research focuses on macroeconomic policies, innovation dynamics, labor economics, and public policy. He has published extensively on topics like economic growth models, health impacts on career choices, and intellectual property rights.

Key research interests include the interplay between health factors and economic decisions, the role of innovation in sustaining growth, and the effects of government policies on automation and R&D investments. His work often bridges theoretical models with empirical analyses to address real-world challenges such as sustainable development and global economic inequalities.

Recent publications explore themes like semi-endogenous growth theories, the implications of patent waivers for vaccines, and the impact of economic policies on North-South technology transfer. His contributions highlight the importance of integrating Schumpeterian and Keynesian frameworks in understanding modern macroeconomic dynamics.