Presenters

Antonio Cabrales

Matteo Cacciatore

Sofie Cairo

Sofie Cairo is a postdoc at Department of Strategy and Innovation at CBS. She holds a PhD (2021) in Economics from University of Copenhagen. She investigates topics in Public Policy, Labor and Gender Economics using field experiments and applied methods. She is currently investigating child penalties of scientists, and has accepted a temporary position at HBS 22/23. She has funding from Carlsberg Foundation to explore the gender gap in promotions and gender biased perceptions of potential.

Nida Cakir Melek

Rossella Calvi

Enrico Camarda

Braz Camargo

Matteo Camboni

Andrea Canidio

I'm assistant professor of Economics at IMT School for Advanced Studies in Lucca (Italy), where I teach Microeconomic Theory to PhD students. My research interests are political economy, innovation and entrepreneurship, contracts and organizations, development economics. I'm also Research Associate of the University College London Centre for Blockchain Technologies (UCL CBT)

Giulia Caprini

Tono Carrasco

Pauline Carry

I am a PhD candidate in economics at CREST. My research focuses on labor economics. I am particularly interested in the effects of labor market institutions and the relationship between microeconometric evaluations of public policies and macroeconomic outcomes.
I will be on the 2022/23 job market.

Annali Casanueva

Elisa Casi

Paolo Cavallino

Paolo Cavallino is a Senior Economist at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). He is also a visiting lecturer at the Graduate Institute, Geneva. Prior to joining the BIS, Paolo worked at the International Monetary Fund in the Research and African departments. His areas of research are international macroeconomics and finance. His current work focuses on monetary and exchange rate policies in emerging countries and the role of international financial frictions.

Marco Ceccarelli

Stefano Cellini

Davide Cerruti

Ambrogio Cesa-Bianchi

Christophe Chamley

Mons Chan

Ron Chan

I am a senior lecturer (associate professor) at the University of Manchester, working on energy, climate, air pollution, environmental justice and trade/growth/productivity questions.

Gaston Chaumont

Victor Chernozhukov

Terry Cheung

Sungjin Cho

Felix Chopra

Camilla Skovbo Christensen

I am a PhD student at the Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality (CEBI), Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen. My research revolves around public economics, saving behavior, and inequality.

Yeow Hwee Chua

Wanyu Chung

Emanuela Ciapanna

Riccardo Cioffi

Luca Citino

Joao Claudio

Marius Clemens

Gian Luca Clementi

Femke Cnossen

Postdoc at University of Groningen, fellow at GLO. Research interests: labour markets, skills, technological change, meaningful work.

Mihai Codreanu

I am a second-year PhD student in the Stanford Department of Economics. I am mostly interested in work on firm dynamics, innovation, entrepreneurship, and human capital development.


I am currently working on joint projects with Stripe.com, I am associated with the Labor Economics group at the LSE Centre for Economic Performance and I am also a Research Scholar at the UK Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Jamie Coen

Jean-Edouard Colliard

Davide Coluccia

I am a 4th-year PhD candidate in Economics at Bocconi University. My research interests span innovation, labor, and political economics.

Caroline Coly

Julien Combe

https://sites.google.com/site/combeju/home

Jeanne Commault

Gabriella Conti

Nikolai Cook

Luca Coraggio

Raphael Corbi

Vito Cormun

Lucia Corno

Roberto Corrao

Cyril Couaillier

Kim Fe Cramer

I am an Assistant Professor at LSE Finance. My research studies how the financial sector can improve wellbeing of households in developing countries.

Alan Crawford

Angela Crema

Olga Croitorov

Dominic Cucic

Federico Curci

I am an Assistant Professor at CUNEF Universidad (Madrid).

I am an applied economist with research interests in urban economics, the economics of crime, political economy, and labour economics.

Kamila Cygan-Rehm

I am Head of the Research Group “Outcomes of Education Across the Lifespan“ at the Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories (LIfBi) in Bamberg.

My research interests are in applied microeconomics, mainly education and labor economics, family and population economics, and public health.

Kristina Czura