Veronica Vienne Arancibia

Veronica Vienne Arancibia is a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Huddersfield, affiliated with the Huddersfield Business School within the School of Business, Education and Law. She is an environmental economist with over twelve years of academic and professional experience, having worked at the OECD, think tanks, and higher education institutions in both Chile and the United Kingdom.

Her research expertise spans Environmental Economics, Labour Economics, Well-being Research, and Economics of Education, with a strong focus on air pollution, climate change, and natural disasters. Her current projects investigate the impact of extreme weather on children's mental health and the effect of air pollution on labor productivity.

The trends in her recent publications (2017–2025) reflect a consistent focus on environmental and labor economics, particularly the intersection of pollution, climate events, and economic behavior. Her work employs applied microeconometric methods and contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to climate action, health, and sustainable cities.

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Advising and Grants: Veronica Vienne Arancibia is currently accepting PhD students. While no specific grants are listed, her affiliations with the OECD and active research output suggest ongoing project involvement. She has presented at multiple academic events and contributed to policy-relevant discussions, including media engagement on air quality and economic growth.

Labs and Teams: She collaborates with researchers from institutions such as IZA - Institute of Labor Economics and has co-authored work with scholars like Antoine Dechezleprêtre and R. Chan. She organized the Northern Economic Network Workshop in 2025, indicating active participation in academic networks.