Lorenzo Trimarchi

Lorenzo Trimarchi is a researcher specializing in economics, with a focus on international trade, banking systems, and policy impacts. He is affiliated with the Center for Research in Regional Economics and Economic Policy Development Finance & Public Policies, actively leading and collaborating on multidisciplinary research projects.

• Education: Not explicitly mentioned.
• Affiliations: Center for Research in Regional Economics and Economic Policy Development Finance & Public Policies.

His research explores the interplay between financial systems and economic productivity, trade policy dynamics, and the socio-political implications of economic shocks. Key contributions include analyzing bank lending standards in firm credit allocation and the timing of trade disputes in political cycles.

Recent publications include studies on bank-firm relationships (2023) and suspiciously timed trade disputes (2017). His work has been cited across economics, finance, and policy domains, with PlumX metrics indicating significant academic and public engagement.

Scientific Recognition

• Recipient of the Wim Meeusen Prize (2019), awarded for outstanding contributions to economics research.

Academic Engagement

• Presentation at major conferences, including the International Conference on Global Interaction (2019), European Trade Study Group (2019), and specialized seminars on exports and productivity.