Petar Sorić

Petar Sorić, PhD is a researcher in the Department of Statistics at the Faculty of Economics and Business (University of Zagreb). He specializes in economic policy, inflation dynamics, and macroeconomic sentiment analysis. His work often intersects with public sector economics, tourism impacts, and methodological innovations like Google Trends applications. He teaches courses such as Time Series Analysis and Business Statistics.

• Affiliations: Faculty of Economics and Business (University of Zagreb), Department of Statistics
• Education: PhD in Economics/Statistics (not explicitly stated in texts)

Research Interests: Sustained exploration of economic uncertainty mechanisms, inflation behavior in transition economies, and the interplay between political sentiment and economic outcomes. His work also addresses methodological challenges in measuring consumer expectations and forecasting macroeconomic trends.

Articles Trends: Recent focus on EU economic integration effects (Euro adoption impacts), cross-country comparisons of inequality-redistribution policies (Scandinavian vs. Mediterranean models), and behavioral drivers in financial markets (Bitcoin trading volumes). He frequently employs advanced econometric techniques like Granger causality and Gaussian process regression.

• Labs/Teams: Not explicitly mentioned in provided texts
• Grants/Awards: None listed in provided materials