Presenters

Olimpia Cutinelli-Rendina

I am an applied economist interested in political economy and environmental economics.

I completed my Ph.D. in June 2023 at the Paris School of Economics and the EHESS. My primary research explores the determinants and effects of corporate lobbying.

I will be on the 2023/2024 Econ Job Market.

Natalia D'Agosti

Energy economics, Environmental economics, and climate change

Angelo D’Andrea

Research Fellow at the Financial Stability Directorate of the Bank of Italy.
Research interests: Financial Intermediation, Banking, Corporate Finance, Applied Microeconomics

Carlos E da Costa

Harald Dale-Olsen

Nuh Aygun Dalkiran

Pietro Dall'Ara

Hello! I am a PhD candidate at Boston College. My research area is microeconomic theory, and I focus on communication, inattention, and coordination games.

Claudio Daminato

Dennie van Dolder

I am a behavioral economist. In my research, I use a broad portfolio of research methods–including experiments and advanced microeconometric techniques–to further our understanding of human judgment and decision making. Whereas most empirical research in this area relies on experiments or surveys, I often employ large and rich data sets from carefully selected field settings that can be characterized as natural (or “naturally occurring”) experiments.

Thomas Dangl

Albina Danilova

I am an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics at LSE. My research interests span asymmetric information, derivative pricing, stochastic calculus, insider trading, stochastic control, and equilibrium theory.

Bikramaditya Datta

Andrés Davila Ospina

Prabal De

Kenneth De Beckker

Dr. Kenneth De Beckker is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Open Universiteit (The Netherlands) and KU Leuven.
Research interests: Financial Literacy & Sustainable Finance

Adriano De Falco

Marco Lombardi

Thomas de Haan

I use microeconomic theory, behavioral economics, and data science to investigate a broad range of economic questions.

Currently I am focusing on methods and incentives to elicit forcaster beliefs, and I investigate how consumer ratings on vendor platforms can be used to stimulate producers to offer products with less negative externalities.

Ralph De Haas

Lorenzo De Masi

Enrico De Monte

Giorgia De Nora

Rebecca De Simone

Jose De Sousa

Damien de Walque

Jasper de Winter

Inga Deimen

Judith Delaney

Julie Delanote

Julie Delanote is an Economist at the European Investment Bank, where she is principally responsible for the EIB Investment Survey, a large scale survey of corporate investment activities. Julie mainly works on topics related to (green and digital) innovation and holds a PhD degree from KU Leuven.

Álvaro Delgado-Vega

Massimo Dello-Preite

Massimo is a PhD student in Finance at Imperial College London. His research interests include Asset Pricing, Empirical Asset Pricing and Econometrics, other then Asymptotic theory with a large cross-section.

Before joining the PhD at Imperial College, he graduated in "Econometrics and Mathematical Economics" at the London School of Economics with distinction. He also holds a degree in "Actuarial and Financial Sciences" with honor at university "La Sapienza", Rome.

Beren Demirölmez

Seraphim Dempsey

Piotr Denderski

Angela Denis

Laura Derksen

Vedanta Dhamija

Amrita Dhillon

I am a professor of Economics, based at King's College London. My recent research has been in political economy and development economics. In the past I have worked in social choice theory, strategic voting, turnout, and on information economics and mechanism design in a wide variety of contexts from corporate governance to social networks and development economics. Most recently my work has been focused on social networks and labour productivity and on activism.

Federico Di Pace

Lukas Diebold

Marina Diez-Rituerto

Francesc Dilme

Velichka Dimitrova

Tingting Ding

Edouard Djeutem

Dobrislav Dobrev

Michael Dobrew

Samuel Dodini

Marina Dodlova

Rafael Doménech

Ruben Dominguez-Diaz

Tomas Dominguez-Iino

I am an Economist at the Federal Reserve Board, within the Trade and Quantitative Studies section. My research interests are in industrial organization, spatial economics, and environmental economics.

Alice Dominici

Elaine Drayton

Mikhail Drugov

Evgeniya Dubinina

Pierre Dubuis

I am a PhD candidate in economics at the University of Zurich and I am on the 2023/24 job market.
My research interests lie at the intersection of macroeconomics and banking. In my job market paper, I investigate the transmission of monetary policy through lending relationships.
I am a research affiliate at Norges Bank since 2021. Before my PhD studies, I was a trainee in the Monetary Policy Strategy Division at the ECB.

Eugenie Dugoua

Ariadna Dumitrescu

Daniel Duque

Kathrin Durizzo

Carmen Durrer

Pawel Dziewulski

Cara Ebert

Cara Ebert is a researcher and the head of Berlin Office at the RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research, a Research Affiliate at the IZA Institute of Labor Economics and a fellow of the Joachim Herz Foundation. In Fall 2022 she visited the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Cara studies questions of domestic migration, health and gender using mostly primary data from Senegal and India.

Jan Eeckhout

Michael Ehrmann

Thomas Eisfeld

I am a final-year PhD Candidate at CORE/LIDAM, UCLouvain, and ECARES, ULB.

My research interests include Industrial Organization and Behavioral Economics, with a focus on issues of the digital economy. I employ a combination of theoretical and experimental tools in my research.

I will be on the 2023/2024 Econ Job Market.

Yasmine Eissa

Ferran Elias

Mikael Elinder

Kathrin Ellieroth

Cameron Ellis

Matthew Ellman

Moaz Elsayed

I am a research economist at the Financial Stability Division at Banque de France. I am currently doing a PhD in Economics at the University Paris-Dauphine.

Benjamin Elsner

Arthur Enders

Jacint Enrich

Oscar Erixson

Andrey Ermolov

Busra Eroglu

PhD candidate in Finance at University of Mannheim with research interests in the fields of behavioral and experimental finance.