Matteo Alessandro Ruberto

Matteo Alessandro Ruberto serves as a part-time Scientific Collaborator (20% position) at the Competence Centre for Healthcare Practices and Policies (CPPS) within the Department of Business Economics, Health and Social Care at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI).

His academic credentials include:

• PhD in Civil Economy Sciences, LUMSA University Rome (Thesis: "Beyond Rationality: Three Essays on Behavioral Economics")
• Master in Finances: Tools, Markets and Sustainability, ALTIS, Catholic University of Milan
• Master's Degree in Markets and Business Strategies, Catholic University of Milan
• Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Business Management, Catholic University of Milan

Ruberto's research centers on behavioral economics, investigating how social values, religion, and family structures influence individual and collective well-being. His work bridges experimental methodologies with real-world policy applications, particularly in health economics and public goods provision. Key contributions examine altruism mechanisms, pandemic-induced psychological shifts, and socioeconomic reintegration challenges.

His publication portfolio reveals consistent focus on experimental design and cross-cultural survey analysis, with recurring themes of religious influence on prosocial behavior, parenthood's impact on public goods support, and health-labor interface dynamics. Recent work demonstrates methodological diversity through meta-analyses, longitudinal pandemic studies, and mixed-method cancer survivorship research.

No scientific awards listed.

Research engagement includes the "Comparative Analysis of the Indirect Effects of COVID-19 Mitigation Policies" project at University of Milan Bicocca and the "Parenthood and Support for Local and Global Public Goods" initiative. No doctoral advisees are documented in available records.

He operates within SUPSI's Competence Centre for Healthcare Practices and Policies, contributing to applied health policy research through behavioral economics frameworks.