Margherita Velucchi

Margherita Velucchi is an Associate Professor of Economic Statistics at Università Europea di Roma (since 2012) and a part-time Professor at New York University Florence (since 2005). She holds a degree in Statistical and Economic Sciences, a postgraduate course in Economics, and a PhD in Economics (2005) from Università di Siena.

Education:

• Degree in Statistical and Economic Sciences, Università di Siena
• Postgraduate course in Economics, Università di Siena
• PhD in Economics, Università di Siena (2005)

Her research focuses on statistical models for business demography, international trade, and financial econometrics. Recent work explores regression models on quantiles and business survival models tied to company internationalization. She employs advanced methods like multilevel modeling and volatility analysis to study firm competitiveness and market dynamics.

Publications emphasize international trade, financial volatility, labor productivity, and firm survival, frequently using quantile regression and spatial analysis. Collaborations include the Italian Trade Agency (since 2007), Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Torino (since 2016), and Università Tor Vergata (since 2016).