Massimo Giuliodori

Massimo Giuliodori serves as Professor of Empirical Macroeconomics at the University of Amsterdam's Faculty of Economics and Business within the Macroeconomics and International Economics section. His research focuses on empirical macroeconomic analysis with particular emphasis on fiscal policy, monetary economics, and housing dynamics in European contexts.

Giuliodori's research interests center on the empirical analysis of fiscal policy mechanisms, monetary transmission channels, and housing market dynamics. His work extensively examines fiscal consolidations, interactions between fiscal and monetary policy, and the role of housing in macroeconomic fluctuations, primarily utilizing real-time data and European Union case studies. Key methodological approaches include vector autoregression models and event-study analyses of policy announcements.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2023-2016) reveals consistent thematic focus on European fiscal-monetary policy interactions, sovereign debt management, and housing economics. His work demonstrates increasing attention to unconventional monetary policy environments (including negative interest rates), political economy dimensions of fiscal policy, and granular analysis of debt auction mechanics in the Eurozone. Collaborative patterns show frequent co-authorship with Roel Beetsma across diverse empirical investigations.