Marco Airaudo

Marco Airaudo is a Professor in the Department of Economics at Drexel University. His primary research explores macroeconomics, monetary policy transmission, and behavioral aspects of economic decision-making. With affiliations centered at Dreri C. LeBow Hall, he investigates how monetary interventions influence asset prices, inflation dynamics, and economic stability.

His research portfolio spans monetary policy design, expectation formation, international economics, and financial stability. Key themes include:

• Behavioral macroeconomics with focus on temptation and self-control preferences
• Inflation dynamics under regime-switching and learning mechanisms
• Asset pricing anomalies and speculative behavior in financial markets
• Macroeconomic policy challenges in emerging economies

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on expectation-driven economic fluctuations, monetary policy effectiveness, and interdisciplinary approaches combining behavioral finance with macroeconomic modeling. Recent works increasingly incorporate complex dynamic systems and heterogenous agent frameworks.

Airaudo has received notable recognitions including:

• Franco Modigliani Research Fellowship (2006)
• Monetary Policy Design grant from European Commission & CEPR (2005-2006)
• LUISS Fellowship in International Economics (2003-2004)

He serves as Associate Editor for the International Journal of Economic Theory since 2021, contributing to academic discourse through peer-review leadership. No student advising or grant activities are detailed in available records.