Presenters

Michael Poyker

Marta Prato

Silvia Prina

Elizaveta Pronkina

I am a postdoctoral researcher at Université Paris-Dauphine, France. I received my PhD in Economics at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid in 2021. I am an applied microeconomist. Currently, I am contributing to the SHARE-ERIC’s COVID-19 research project about the non-intended consequences of COVID-19 control.

Aurelija Proskute

Roger Prudon

Maria Ptashkina

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at Pompeu Fabra University. I am interested in International Economics, International Trade, and Trade Policy. My research studies the impact of preferential trade agreements on countries' bilateral trade, and firm behavior.

Veronika Pueschel

Dmitrii Pugachev

Giuseppe Pulito

Daniela Puzzello

Krzysztof Pytka

Qian Qi

Matthias Qian

Xiangyu Qu

Xavier Ragot

Akash Raja

Aizhamal Rakhmetova

Sebastian Rast

Christopher Rauh

Sahil Ravgotra

Debraj Ray

Tali Regev

Oliver Rehbein

Camille Remigereau

Kevin Remmy

Théodore Renault

I am a PhD candidate in economics at the Geneva Graduate Institute (IHEID). My research focuses on monetary policy issues. I have a particular interest in using regional-level data to study macro outcomes.

Arnaud Reynaud

Arnaud Reynaud is research director at INRAE (French Institute for Research in Agriculture and Environment) and member of the Toulouse School of Economics His research interests include environmental economics, water economics, risk and uncertainty and agricultural economics. He has published in leading journals such as the American Journal of Agricultural Economics, The European Review of Agricultural Economics, Ecological Economics.

Federico Ricca

I am a PhD Candidate at the Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia. I received my MSc and BSc in Economics from Bocconi University.

My research interests are in Political Economy, Public Economics, and Public Finance.

Massimo Riccaboni

Professor of Economics. Director of AXES research unit at IMT Lucca.

Tara Rice

Florian Richard

Nadine Riedel

Regina T. Riphahn

Kim Ristolainen

Kim Ristolainen is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Economics at University of Turku. His research interests are in machine learning, natural language processing, behavioral finance and financial stability. He has previously worked as an Yrjö Jahnsson Fellow in the Department of Economics at MIT and as a project researcher at the Bank of Finland’s Monetary Policy and Research Department

Dheeya Rizmie

Mark Roberts

Matthias Rodemeier

Alexander Rodivilov

Rosina Rodriguez Olivera

Joost Roettger

Dominic Rohner

Marco Rojas

Giulia Romani

I am a PhD student in Economics at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. My research interests lie at the intersection of Economic Geography and Public Economics. In the applied work, I employ tools from policy evaluation and spatial analysis to investigate the effects of public intervention on regional disparities.

Davide Romelli

Dario Romero

Federico Rossi

Michelangelo Rossi

Marzena J. Rostek

Duncan Roth

Duncan Roth is the head of the new junior research group “Occupations and Employment Trajectories” at the Institute for Employment Research (IAB). His research interests are in the filed of empirical labour economics. Currently, he is working on topics concerning the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for the labour market, the minimum wage and the sources of dynamic agglomeration effects.

Daniela Rroshi

Mirco Rubin

Margarita Rubio

Dr. Margarita Rubio is an Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham (School of Economics).
Her research fields are Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics. Her research focuses on Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models with financial frictions. Her topics of interest include housing markets, macroprudential policies and their interrelation with business cycles and monetary policy.

Enrico Rubolino

Britta Rude

Jonas Rudsinske

Hernan Ruffo

I am Associate Professor of the Department of Economics at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella.

My research interests include Labor Economics and Applied Economics. I have done research on unemployment insurance, Social Security and informality.

Pablo Ruiz-Verdu

I am an Associate Professor at the Department of Business Administration at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
My research interests center on corporate governance, the various ways in which asset managers influence financial markets and firm policies, and contract theory.

Marian Ruemmele

Antonio Russo

Albert Rutten

I am an applied labor economist. My research focuses particularly on pensions. I will graduate in 2024.

Fabiana Sabatini

Navid Sabet

I'm an applied economist with interests in public economics, political economy, and applied microeconomics.

Mamadou Sacko

I am Ph.D candidate in Economics at the laboratoire d'économie d'orléans and a teaching assistant in Economics and Finance at the University of Orléans. I work on the economic and social impact of conflicts and terrorist attacks.

Raffaella Sadun

Luis Felipe Saenz

Kjell G. Salvanes

Kjell G. Salvanes is a Professor in labor economics at the Norwegian School of Economics NHH. He is the Deputy Director of the Centre of Excellence FAIR-NHH. He has worked extensively on early investment in children and long-term outcomes, inequality in income, health and education and intergenerational mobility. He is a former editor of the Economic Journal, and has been the President of the European Society of Population Economics, and is an elected fellow of SOLE and EALE.

Andrea Salvati

Margaret Samahita

I am an Assistant Professor at the School of Economics, University College Dublin. My research is in behavioural economics, where I use primarily experimental methods to study individual decision-making. My current research focuses on the effects of social influence on online behaviour and political preferences.

Virginia Sánchez-Marcos

Víctor Sancibrián

I am a PhD student at CEMFI. My research interests are in the field of econometrics and its applications to labor and macroeconomics.

I am currently working on topics related to heterogeneity in (dynamic) panel data models.

Christopher Sandmann

Dario Sansone

Dario Sansone is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in the Department of Economics at the University of Exeter in the UK. He is also a Research Affiliate at IZA, and he helps managing the European Committee for LGBTQ+ Economists. He received his Ph.D. in Economics from Georgetown University in the US. He is interested in LGBTQ issues, Machine Learning, Gender, and Education

Paolo Santini

Adrian Santonja

Carlos Sanz

Carlos Sanz is a research economist at the Bank of Spain. He obtained his PhD from Princeton University (2016) and his work has been published in economics and political science journals such as Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Public Economics, or Comparative Political Studies.

Horacio Sapriza

Francisca Sara-Zaror

Samad Sarferaz

Emilie Sartre

I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Brown University, affiliated with the Brown Center for Philosophy, Politics and Economics. I work on public economics, political economy and labor economics.