Presenters

Alessia Paccagnini

University College Dublin

Alessia is tenured at the UCD, a research associate at CAMA and the Scientific Communication Manager of a European grant. She published her research in macroeconometrics in top journals and is the recipient of multi research and teaching awards, including the Gender, Diversity, & Entrepreneurship Kauffman Award. Alessia is associate editor of the IJFE and had several research and teaching positions at top institutions including ECB, UPF, UPenn, EUI and Bocconi University, where she got her Ph.D.

Wojtek Paczos

Cardiff University

Rozalia Pal

EIB

Rozália Pál is a senior economist at the European Investment Bank. Her research focus is on financing constraints, investment barriers and high growth enterprises. She holds a PhD from University of Münster and she has published several papers in journals, such as Applied Financial Economics, European Journal of Finance, International Economics, The Journal of Technology Transfer, Small Business Economics and Structural Change and Economic Dynamics.

Kevin Pallara

HEC University of Lausanne

Silvia Palmaccio

KU Leuven

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at KU Leuven. My main research interests are family and education economics. I am particularly interested in examining the role of non-traditional family structures in shaping children’s outcomes in childhood and adulthood.

Maritta Paloviita

Bank of Finland

DocSocSc (economics) Maritta Paloviita works as a senior adviser at the Monetary Policy and Research Department of the Bank of Finland. Her current research interests include inflation dynamics, inflation expectations, and real time data in monetary policy.

Livia Pancotto

University of Strathclyde

Fabio Panetta

European Central Bank

Pierluca Pannella

Sao Paulo School of Economics

Mikhail Panov

HSE Saint Petersburg

Sarah Papich

University of California Santa Barbara

Sarah Papich is a Ph.D. student in economics at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Alexei Parakhonyak

University of Oxford

Junghum Park

University of Essex

Emmanuel Paroissien

Paris Saclay University

Félix Pasquier

CREST

Evgenia Passari

University Paris Dauphine

Aseem Kasim Patel

University of Essex

Alba Patozi

University of Cambridge

Marcelo Pedroni

University of Amsterdam

Luca Pegorari

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Bruno Pellegrino

University of Maryland

Elena Perazzi

EPFL

Luca Perdoni

University of Edinburgh

I have just completed my Ph.D. at Yale University.
I will join the School of Economics at the University of Edinburgh as an Early Career Researcher next fall. I am a Research Affiliate at CESifo.
My current research investigates institutional sources of inequality using tools from Labor and Urban Economics.

Marco Aurelio Pérez Navarro

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Marcel Peruffo

Brown University

Elena Pesavento

Emory University

Bettina Peters

ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research

Fabien Petit

Aix-Marseille University

Research Fellow at the University of Sussex Business School, starting in September. I am interested in Labor, Behavioral, and Macroeconomics. My research project focuses on the labor market consequences of technological change and changing inter-generational relationships.

Filippos Petroulakis

Bank of Greece

Marco Stenborg Petterson

Brown University

Oliver Pfäuti

University of Mannheim

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Mannheim.

My research interests are in the area of macroeconomics, especially monetary economics, household heterogeneity and deviations from full-information rational expectations.

Hien Pham

Daniela Piazzalunga

University of Trento

Assistant Professor at the University of Trento.
Research interests: economics of education, labour economics, and gender economics.

Andreas Pick

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Davide Pietrobon

University of Geneva

I am an applied microeconomist with a strong interest in economic development. I am currently working on risk-sharing arrangements, technology adoption in agriculture, land and labor markets in village economies, and social networks.

Michele Piffer

King's College London

Paolo Pin

University of Siena - Department of Economics and Statistics

Paolo Pinotti

Bocconi University

Elena Pisanelli

European University Institute

Alessandra Pizzo

Université Paris 8

I am an Assistant Professor ar University of Paris 8 since September 2021.
I am Italian, I obtained my PhD from Paris School of Economics in 2016, then I was a post doc scholar at University of Chile and worked as an Assistant Professor at University Diego Portales in Chile.
I am a macroeconomist interested in labor markets and more recenty getting interested in Integrated Assessment Modelling.

Johannes Poeschl

Danmarks Nationalbank

Jeannine Polivka

University of St.Gallen (HSG)

I am a PhD student in Econometrics at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), holding an M.Sc. in Mathematical Finance from the University of Konstanz. My research interests include Macroeconometrics, Financial Econometrics and Time Series Analysis. Currently, I am exploring structural multivariate volatility models.

Andrea Polo

LUISS, EIEF

Michele Polo

bocconi university

Davide Porcellacchia

European Central Bank

Michael Porcellacchia

Northwestern University

Mario Porqueddu

European Central Bank

Tristan Potter

Drexel University

Thomas Kjær Poulsen

BI Norwegian Business School

Panu Poutvaara

University of Munich and ifo

Panu Poutvaara is Professor of Economics at the University of Munich and Director of the ifo Center for International Institutional Comparisons and Migration Research. His main research interests are migration, public economics, and political economics. He has published in journals like JEEA, EER, the Economic Journal, and the Journal of Public Economics. Highlights of his media coverage include the Economist, the New York Times, Newsweek, the Atlantic, and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

Ines Povoa

Nova School of Business and Economics

Michael Poyker

University of Nottingham

Marta Prato

University of Chicago

Silvia Prina

Northeastern University

Elizaveta Pronkina

Université Paris-Dauphine - PSL

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

Bank of Lithuania, Vilnius University

Roger Prudon

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Maria Ptashkina

University Pompeu Fabra

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

University of Regensburg

Dmitrii Pugachev

INSEAD

Giuseppe Pulito

Aarhus University

Daniela Puzzello

Indiana University

Krzysztof Pytka

University of Mannheim