معرفی
Stefano Fiorin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Bocconi University, with research affiliations at BELSS, IGIER, LEAP, and Yale Inclusion Economics. He holds a Ph.D. from UCLA Anderson School of Management and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at UCSD Rady School of Management. His work focuses on development economics, behavioral economics, political economy, and household finance, often involving field experiments in South and Southeast Asia.
Education:
- Ph.D., UCLA Anderson School of Management
- Postdoctoral Scholar, UCSD Rady School of Management
Research Interests: Stefano’s research examines how social norms evolve, particularly in response to political and economic changes. He investigates topics such as discrimination in credit markets, moral incentives in debt repayment, state capacity in fragile regions, and the impact of legislature size on corruption. His methodologies emphasize experimental and field-based approaches, often collaborating with institutions like the World Bank and J-PAL to address real-world policy challenges.
Articles Trends: His recent work spans experimental studies in India, Afghanistan, and Brazil, highlighting behavioral responses to economic policies. Key themes include state fragility, social norm erosion, and the effects of financial incentives on morally charged decisions. Collaborations with global teams underscore his commitment to interdisciplinary and applied research.
Awards:
- Elsevier Award for best paper on Financial Institutions (2024 WFA)
Advising & Grants: While no formal advisees are listed, Stefano collaborates widely with institutions on policy-relevant projects. His research has been supported through affiliations with organizations like J-PAL and the World Bank, focusing on experimental interventions in development contexts. He actively participates in grant-funded initiatives to strengthen state capacity and reduce financial exclusion.
Labs & Teams: A research affiliate at CEPR, EUDN, IGIER, J-PAL, LEAP, and Yale Inclusion Economics, Stefano contributes to collaborative networks addressing global development challenges. His work integrates insights from behavioral and political economics to inform public policy and financial systems.
