Pierfrancesco Reverberi

Pierfrancesco Reverberi is a Full Professor of Applied Economics at Sapienza University of Rome, where he has been a faculty member since 2000, progressing from Researcher to Associate Professor and now Full Professor. His academic work centers on industrial organization within economic regulation frameworks, with deep expertise in network industries.

He earned his PhD in Engineering Economics in 1998. His educational contributions span Industrial Systems Economics since 1999-2000, Economics and Organization of Services since 2008-2009, and prior instruction in Economics and Business Organization, including doctoral training in Engineering Economics.

Reverberi's research focuses on competition dynamics, regulatory mechanisms, and investment strategies in network industries, particularly telecommunications and transportation infrastructure. His work integrates theoretical industrial organization with empirical policy analysis, examining intellectual property rights, privacy regulation, and cross-sectoral integration challenges in regulated markets.

His 2020-2024 publications demonstrate consistent emphasis on transportation economics (rail-bus-air integration), digital health innovation under privacy constraints, and capacity-limited resource allocation. These studies employ advanced economic modeling to address real-world regulatory dilemmas in network industries, maintaining his longstanding focus on infrastructure sectors.

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He has secured research funding from major institutions including:

• Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR/MURST)
• European Union research programs
• AGCOM (Italian Communications Authority)
• Wind Telecomunicazioni industry partnerships

Reverberi has supervised numerous master's theses on industrial economics topics while serving on key institutional bodies including the Scientific Council of Fondazione Ugo Bordoni, Doctoral Program Committee in Automatics and Operations Research, and Secretariat Committee of the Italian Association of Management Engineering. His government advisory roles for mobile telecommunications licensing and industry analyses for Wind/Tiscali demonstrate applied policy impact.