Judit Albiol

Judit Albiol is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Economics at the Rovira i Virgili University, Spain. She holds a PhD in Economics with Mention of Excellence (2015) alongside a Master's in Industrial Organization and a degree in Business Administration and Management, all from Rovira i Virgili University.

Research Focus: Her work centers on entrepreneurship dynamics, labor market transitions, and firm size impacts on economic performance. Key themes include skill mismatches in self-employment, business exit effects on future entrepreneurial activity, and comparative analyses across EU countries using panel data methods. She contributes to applied economic studies emphasizing policy-relevant insights.

Publications: Recent work includes a 2021 study on self-employment transitions published in Social Indicators Research, and multiple working papers analyzing small/large firm impacts (2015), skill mismatch escape mechanisms via self-employment (2014), and business exit implications (2014/2012).

Teaching: She teaches Principles of Applied Economics across multiple undergraduate programs including Business Administration, Finance & Accounting, and Dual Degree programs since 2011, adapting curricula to evolving economic challenges.

Affiliations: Member of research groups like 'scream' and 'grit', contributing to interdisciplinary economic studies. Contact via judit.albiol@urv.cat.