جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Urban Economics
• Regional Economics
• Transport Economics
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Patrícia Melo is an Associate Professor at ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics and Management, University of Lisbon. She holds an honorary position as Research Associate at the James Hutton Institute (JHI) and previously worked as a senior researcher there (2013–2017) and as a Research Associate at Imperial College London's Centre for Transport Studies (2010–2013). She obtained her PhD in Economics from Imperial College London (2010), MSc in Transport (2006), and BSc in Economics from ISEG (2003). Her research focuses on urban and regional economics, transport economics, and sustainable mobility. Key areas include transport investment impacts on agglomeration economies, spatial disparities in regional development, and the interplay between urban spatial structure and travel demand. She has extensively studied motorway networks' effects on urban growth, rural-urban linkages, and the economic consequences of transport infrastructure. Her publications analyze topics like motorways' role in Portugal's economic landscape, the sustainability transitions in urban mobility post-COVID-19, and the links between transport accessibility and rural population dynamics. She has contributed to policy evaluation frameworks for transport investments, including high-speed rail corridors and metro demand elasticity studies. Patrícia has supervised numerous master’s theses on urban sustainability, transport cost distribution, and well-being economies. She coordinates courses in urban economics, policy evaluation, and data analysis for economics and business at ISEG. Her work bridges theoretical economic analysis with applied policy research, emphasizing evidence-based decision-making in transport and urban planning. Professional affiliations include research units at Imperial College London (2008–2013) and prior experience at Lisbon Airport (2003–2005). She is affiliated with interdisciplinary labs like Data Lab and Futures Lab at ISEG, focusing on innovative solutions for socio-economic challenges.

Toru Kitagawaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Econometrics
• Causal Inference
• Statistical Decision Theory
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Toru Kitagawa is a Professor of Economics at Brown University, specializing in econometrics, causal inference, and policy analysis. His research focuses on developing quantitative methods for evidence-based policy decisions, with applications in labor, development, and environmental economics. He collaborates with global researchers on lab and field experiments to study human behavior and inform policy solutions. Education: PhD and MA in Economics, Brown University (2009, 2004) BA in Engineering, University of Tokyo (2002) Research Interests: Econometric theory and methods Statistical decision theory Bayesian analysis Experimental economics Policy evaluation and targeting His work bridges theoretical econometrics and applied economics to address real-world policy challenges, emphasizing robust Bayesian methods and empirical welfare maximization. Awards & Grants: Haavelmo Prize (2024) for best Econometrica paper Nakahara Prize (2023) for outstanding Japanese economist under 45 NSF Grant (2024–2027), ERC Horizon 2020 Starting Grant Affiliations: Research Staff, Center for Microdata Methods and Practice (Cemmap) Research Fellow, Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) Researcher, Yale Research Initiative on Innovation and Scale (Y-RISE) Teaching: Graduate courses in econometrics (ECON 1630/1640) Applied economics and policy analysis (ECON 2020, 2040)

Gunseli Tumer-Alkanمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Banking Industry
• Bank-Firm Relationships
• Lending Behavior
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Gunseli Tumer-Alkan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Finance at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. She holds a PhD in Finance from Tilburg University. Since 2008, she has been a guest researcher at the Deutsche Bundesbank, contributing to research programs on Financial Stability and Financial Intermediation. Her work focuses on banking industry dynamics, bank-firm relationships, lending behavior, and liquidity shock transmission. She teaches courses such as Financial Data Decision Analysis, Financial Management, and Thesis Supervision. Research Interests: Her research explores how banks manage liquidity risks, interactions between banks and firms, and the impact of global financial shocks on domestic lending. Key themes include market discipline mechanisms and the role of interbank networks in stabilizing financial systems. Projects & Grants: She leads the 'Stimuleringsbeurs: Research in Banking with Micro data' project (2024–2029), investigating banking practices using detailed microdata. Her editorial role as Associate Editor for the Journal of Multinational Financial Management highlights her academic contributions.

• Public Economics
• Tax Policy
• Behavioral Economics
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Jarkko Harju is a Professor of Economics at Tampere University and a part-time Research Professor at VATT's research group on social security, taxation, and income distribution. He holds affiliations with VATT Institute for Economic Research, CESifo Institute in Munich, University of Turku, and Helsinki Graduate School of Economics. He earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Turku in 2013 and has held visiting roles at UC Berkeley, Stanford University, and University College London. His research focuses on tax policy, firm behavior, and labor economics, particularly examining how taxes and social transfers influence individual and corporate decisions. Key areas include VAT incidence, payroll tax effects on firms, vehicle tax impacts, and entrepreneurship dynamics. He contributes to the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Tax Systems Research (FIT), leveraging administrative data to analyze tax reforms and regulatory policies. Recent work explores the collapse of Nokia’s economic impact, tax enforcement responses, and behavioral responses to copayments. His publications span tax incidence, firm dynamics, and policy design, with a focus on empirical evidence from microdata in Finland, Scandinavia, and beyond. Education: PhD in Economics, University of Turku (2013) Visiting Positions: UC Berkeley (2017–2018), Stanford University (2017–2018), University College London (2010–2011) His research on taxation and labor markets has informed policy debates on firm competitiveness, tax compliance, and social security systems. He actively collaborates internationally, publishing in top journals and presenting at global conferences.

• Entrepreneurship
• Innovation Management
• STEM Entrepreneurship
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Vivek Sundriyal holds a Postdoctoral Position at the School of Business, Innovation and Sustainability at Halmstad University. His research focuses on entrepreneurship dynamics, STEM labor force behavior, and venture outcomes. Key areas include founding team diversity, entrepreneurial career trajectories, and the interplay between bureaucratic structures and innovation. His work employs simulation models and microdata analysis to explore topics like municipal waste cost structures, STEM founder employment patterns, and post-entrepreneurial wage returns. With a focus on labor markets and organizational behavior, his studies bridge entrepreneurship theory with applied policy analysis.

• Corporate Finance
• Financial Intermediation
• Macroeconomics
• +۱ مورد دیگر

Francesco Beraldi is an Assistant Professor in the Finance Area at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. He holds a PhD in Economics from Yale University. His research focuses on the intersection of Corporate Finance, Financial Intermediation, and Macroeconomics, examining how credit market structures influence capital allocation and policy transmission. He has been awarded prestigious recognitions including the Trefftzs Award and Brattle Group Prize for his work. His research portfolio includes studies on banking relationships' impact on loan pricing, fiscal multipliers through consumption networks, global equity flows under uncertainty, and housing market dynamics. These studies employ structural models and microdata to explore mechanisms linking micro-level financing decisions to macroeconomic outcomes. His IMF co-authored paper highlights the pricing-out effect of monetary policy on housing affordability. Awards: USC Trefftzs Award (2025), Brattle Group Award (2025), Yale Trimis Prize His work connects theoretical frameworks with empirical validation, emphasizing policy implications in financial markets and household behavior. Advising and grants details are not explicitly documented in current materials.

Melanie Wallskogمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Labor Economics
• Entrepreneurship
• Corporate Finance
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Melanie Wallskog is an Assistant Professor in the Finance area at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. Her research focuses on labor economics, entrepreneurship, and corporate finance, examining how new firms are funded, grow, and impact entrepreneurs and employees' productivity and job stability. She holds a BA in Economics from the University of Notre Dame and MA/PhD in Economics from Stanford University. Wallskog co-organizes the bi-weekly Workshop on Entrepreneurial Finance and Innovation (WEFI), collaborating with Michael Ewens, Camille Hebert, and Song Ma. Her work explores topics such as entrepreneurial spillovers, employer decisions on retirement plans, within-firm pay inequality, and the historical social mobility of British WWI soldiers. She also investigates public policy interventions like homelessness prevention programs and tax policies affecting entrepreneurship. Education: PhD in Economics, Stanford University MA in Economics, Stanford University BA in Economics, University of Notre Dame Her research bridges labor markets and corporate finance, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches. Recent studies highlight the diffusion of earnings inequality and the role of strong/weak social ties in mobility. While no grants or advising details are explicitly listed, her workshop involvement suggests active academic collaboration and mentorship in entrepreneurial finance. Melanie is affiliated with the Fuqua School of Business and contributes to initiatives like WEFI, fostering innovation in finance and entrepreneurship research.

Alexander Rodnyanskyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Finance
• International Finance
• Empirical Political Economy
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Dr. Alexander Rodnyansky serves as an Affiliated Associate Professor at the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, with research spanning finance, international finance, and empirical political economy. His work critically examines monetary policy transmission, exchange rate dynamics, and Ukraine's economic landscape, where he acts as an economic adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky. Recent high-impact media engagements include France24 coverage at Davos (2024) and Die Welt interviews on Ukraine's reconstruction challenges. Rodnyansky's research program integrates micro-level banking data with macroeconomic policy analysis, revealing how quantitative easing affects credit channels and how exchange rate fluctuations alter product quality decisions. His empirical political economy work investigates historical trauma's persistence in market behavior, notably through Holocaust-era studies of the Pale of Settlement. Current focus centers on Ukraine's capital market evolution and postwar reconstruction finance, emphasizing labor law reforms and privatization needs. Publication trends show rigorous microeconometric approaches applied to Euro Area monetary policy (2023-2025) and Ukrainian economic resilience. His work in top journals like Review of Finance and Review of Economics and Statistics combines banking microdata with international finance frameworks. Media impact is pronounced, with VoxEU (2024) analyses directly informing Ukraine's reconstruction strategy and World Economic Forum discussions on wartime economies.

Michael C Lotspeich-Yadao IIمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Rural Sociology
• Military Sociology
• Veteran Studies
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Michael C Lotspeich-Yadao II serves as Research Assistant Professor in Kinesiology and Community Health and Assistant Director of Research and Educational Programming at the Chez Veterans Center within the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's College of Applied Health Sciences, with additional affiliation at the Center for Social & Behavioral Science. His academic credentials include: Ph.D. in Applied Sociology from Baylor University B.A. from Capital Scholars Honors Program at University of Illinois Springfield His research leverages big data and administrative microdata to analyze spatial inequalities and resource stratification across social groups in rural/urban communities, integrating qualitative interviews with computational methods like GIS and hierarchical linear modeling. Core expertise spans rural sociology, military sociology, and veteran studies with emphasis on place-based variation and ecological dynamics. Recent publications reveal consistent focus on spatial analysis of rural prosperity, military lending impacts, and community stratification using participatory mapping. Work bridges sociology, geography, and economics with direct policy applications for veterans and rural populations through computational social science approaches. He leads a research lab dedicated to repurposing administrative data for social science applications, specifically targeting program/service delivery improvements through granular spatial analysis of socioeconomic dynamics.

• Development Economics
• Poverty Analysis
• Econometric Analysis of Microdata
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Vincenzo Salvucci is an Assistant Professor at the Development Economics Research Group (DERG) within the Faculty of Social Sciences , University of Copenhagen . His work focuses on poverty analysis, econometric modeling of microdata, and development economics, particularly in the context of Mozambique . He collaborates with institutions like UNU-WIDER , University Eduardo Mondlane , and the Mozambican Ministry of Economics and Finance . Ph.D. in Economics, University of Siena (2012) M.Sc. in Economics, University of Siena (2008) Master's in Economics, University of Rome "La Sapienza" (2007) Bachelor's in Development Economics, University of Rome "La Sapienza" (2004) Salvucci's research interests center on monetary and multidimensional poverty analysis , inequality , child malnutrition , and social protection . His work often combines econometric methods with policy-relevant insights for developing countries. Recent articles highlight his focus on poverty dynamics during crises (e.g., floods, pandemics), multidimensional deprivation , and inequality perceptions in Mozambique. Salvucci's publications frequently employ econometric analysis of microdata to assess poverty transitions, the impact of natural shocks, and inequality trends. His collaborations with international institutions like UNU-WIDER and DEEF underscore his commitment to capacity-building in developing economies. Teaching engagements include courses on poverty analysis, macroeconomic modeling, and quantitative methods at universities in Italy, Mozambique, and the UK.

Federico Peraliمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Welfare Economics
• Sustainable Economic Development
• Cost of Living Analysis
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Federico Perali is a Full Professor of Political Economy at the University of Verona, Italy. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA. His roles include serving as President of the Società Italiana di Economia dello Sviluppo (SITES) and membership in scientific committees of institutions like the CHILD Center, ICID, and the Family Studies Center at the Catholic University of Milan. His research focuses on welfare economics, sustainable development, cost-of-living analysis, family policies, and economic policy modeling. Key research areas include intra-household inequality, collective demand systems, environmental economics, and computable general equilibrium (CGE) models. He has pioneered the Economic Living Lab, a university spinoff specializing in evaluating social and sustainable development projects. His work bridges micro and macroeconomic policies, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to sustainable development challenges. Publications span peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes, with a focus on household economics, policy analysis, and development strategies. His collaborative contributions include advancing methodologies for unit value estimation and policy simulations in agricultural and regional contexts.

• Demography
• Population Studies
• Latin American Studies
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Albert Esteve Palos is a Researcher in the Department of Sociology at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). He holds a Ph.D. in Demography (2003) from UAB and has held prestigious positions including Ramón y Cajal Researcher (2006–2011). His work focuses on household structures, demographic trends in Latin America and Spain, and intergenerational coresidence. He leads the ERC-funded project CORESIDENCE (2022–2027), exploring global coresidence patterns. Education: Ph.D. in Demography (UAB, 2003); M.Sc. in GIS (University of Girona, 2001); M.Sc. in Demography (Centre for Demographical Studies, 1999); B.A. in Geography (UAB, 1998). Research Interests: Population censuses, cohabitation dynamics, fertility transitions, and demographic microdata analysis. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and demographic equity. Awards: Ramón y Cajal Fellowship. Active in international collaborations, particularly in African and Latin American demographic studies.

• Economics
• Financial Data Analysis
• Labor Economics
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Dr. Daniel Werner is a researcher affiliated with the Deutsche Bundesbank at its Research Data and Service Centre (RDSC) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. His work focuses on labor market policies, regional economic disparities, and microdata analysis, particularly in the context of German and European economies. Current Affiliation : Deutsche Bundesbank, RDSC Collaborations : Institute for Employment Research (IAB), FDZ Research Data Centre Werner’s research spans labor economics , regional development , and active labor market policies (ALMP) . He has contributed to empirical studies on the effectiveness of ALMP in regional labor markets, disparities in unemployment, and the integration of migrants into the German labor system. His expertise includes macroeconometric modeling, spatial panel methods, and data-driven policy evaluation. His publications analyze regional labor market dynamics, with a focus on matching functions , search theory , and unemployment subsidy programs . Key works include evaluations of vocational training measures, wage subsidies, and the Panel on Household Finances (PHF) microdata. Werner has collaborated with institutions like the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) and contributed to data reports and working papers under the FDZ-Datenreport and IAB-Discussion Paper series. His methodological approaches include System GMM estimation, spatial panel analysis, and experimental designs.

• Public Economics
• Labor Supply
• Inequality and Redistribution
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Max Löffler is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Microeconomics and Public Economics at Maastricht University and a Research Fellow at the same institution since December 2023. He is also affiliated with the ERC-funded HIPPO project at the University of Cologne, reflecting his strong ties to leading European economic research centers. His research focuses on public economics and labor economics, with particular emphasis on taxation, inequality, labor supply modeling, and urban/regional economic issues. His work combines structural econometric methods with empirical analysis to evaluate the welfare and distributional effects of public policies. The recent publications reveal a consistent trend in studying the real-world impacts of taxation, labor market policies, and inequality, while expanding into newer domains such as climate change exposure and the long-term economic consequences of surveillance. His research often involves collaboration with prominent economists and utilizes large-scale microdata and policy simulation models. IZA Discussion Papers and Standpunkte Published in journals: American Economic Journal: Economic Policy , Journal of the European Economic Association , Journal of Economic Inequality , Labour Economics , German Economic Review , Perspektiven der Wirtschaftspolitik Löffler has advised or contributed to policy-relevant research through institutions such as IZA, ifo Institute, and ZEW. He has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards in the provided text. He does not appear to lead a named lab or research team, but is deeply embedded in collaborative research networks focused on public policy evaluation.

Kevin McIntyreمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Macroeconomics
• Economic History
• Bitcoin
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Kevin McIntyre is a Professor and the Ethan A. Seidel Chair of Economics and Business Administration at McDaniel College, where he has been a faculty member since 2000. He teaches a broad range of courses in economics and data analytics, from first-year seminars to graduate-level instruction. Ph.D. in Economics, University of Virginia, 1998 M.A. in Economics, University of Virginia, 1995 B.A., Grinnell College, 1994 His research spans macroeconomics, economic history, Bitcoin, monetary policy, and economic development in Eastern Europe. He emphasizes critical thinking, incentives analysis, and challenging conventional wisdom in his teaching. His recent publications focus on business cycles, cryptocurrency market dynamics, firm efficiency in transition economies, and exchange rate behavior. These works appear in journals such as Applied Economics and Finance , Eastern European Economics , and International Journal of Economics and Finance , reflecting a strong interdisciplinary and global research approach. Scientific Awards and Honors: Order of Omega & Gamma Sigma Alpha Outstanding Professor Award, McDaniel College, 2004 Faculty Grant Award, McDaniel College, 2015 Faculty Publications Award, McDaniel College, 2017 ASIANetwork Freeman Foundation Grant, 2015 McIntyre has secured external funding for student-involved research, particularly through the ASIANetwork grant for work in China. He has mentored students in research and co-authored publications with them. He has also served as visiting faculty at McDaniel Europe in Budapest and Universite Saint-Louis in Brussels, enhancing international academic collaboration. He is actively involved in academic and professional development, bridging theoretical economics with real-world applications in finance and policy. His background as a Senior Economist at Moody's Analytics informs his practical teaching style and research orientation.