I am a PhD Candidate in Economics. My research so far has focussed on intergenerational persistence of occupations and its effects on labour market outcomes.  More generally, I am interested in how agents make career choices and how this process can affect welfare and inequalities.
 
Prior to joining the PhD programme, I completed the MRes (with distinction) and the MSc (with merit) in Economics at the LSE. I hold a BA in Management (cum laude) from University of Rome La Sapienza and spent a semester as visiting student at University College Dublin, Ireland, and one at Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium.

Research Interests
Labour Economics, Public Economics, Applied Microeconomics

Supervisors
Professor Camille Landais
Professor Johannes Spinnewijn

Research Centres
CEP, STICERD

Teaching
EC411: Microeconomics for MSc

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