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Lidia Mannarino is a Researcher in Applied Economics at the Department of Economics, Statistics and Finance "Giovanni Anania" (DESF) of the University of Calabria. She holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Naples "Federico II" and has been teaching courses in Industrial Economics, International Economics, and Microeconomics since 2000.
- PhD in Economics (University of Naples, 1999)
- Degree in Economic and Social Sciences (University of Calabria, 1991)
- Post-Doc in Economics (University of Calabria, 2001-2005)
Her research focuses on family firms productivity, financial constraints effects, and green innovation. She has published extensively on topics including:
- Patenting behavior of family firms
- Role of institutional quality
- Debt structure impacts on business survival
- International specialization patterns
Recent research trends show increasing emphasis on digitalization, environmental sustainability, and innovation networks. Her work spans both theoretical and empirical approaches, with a strong focus on Italian and European manufacturing sectors.
Mannarino actively participates in research groups such as "Divergent Productivity, Innovation and Development Policies" and has contributed to working papers on productivity dynamics and economic policy.
