Pasquale Schiraldi

Pasquale Schiraldi is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), affiliated with the Department of Economics. His key expertise lies in Industrial Organisation, Applied Micro Theory, and Applied Econometrics. He holds a PhD in Economics from Boston University. His research focuses on dynamic models of market competition, auction design, consumer behavior, and structural econometric analysis of strategic interactions.

Education: PhD in Economics, Boston University.

Research interests include dynamic oligopoly behavior, procurement auctions, spatial competition in retail markets, and methodological advancements in discrete-choice demand models. His work bridges theoretical economic modeling with empirical applications, particularly in understanding strategic interactions and market efficiency dynamics.

Selected research contributions analyze market collusion mechanisms, buying frenzies in durable goods, and the impact of internet platforms on decentralized markets. His recent studies (2022-2023) emphasize identification strategies for dynamic discrete-continuous choice models and structural analysis of auction environments.

Affiliations: STICERD Economics of Industry Programme Associate.

Teaching: EC427 (Economics of Industry), EC486 (Econometric Methods), EC536 (Economics of Industry for Research Students).

Research centers: Collaborates with STICERD (LSE's economics research center).