Dante Donati

I am an Assistant Professor in the Marketing Division at Columbia Business School.

My research focuses on the economics of digital platforms, using empirical methods to analyze firm and consumer behavior. 

I am co-founder of Virtual Lab, an open-source tool for social media survey recruitment and the evaluation of advertising campaigns. Before joining Columbia, I was a visiting researcher at Stanford University and I earned a Ph.D. in Economics from Pompeu Fabra University .

I also collaborate with with The World Bank on policy-oriented research and I am research fellow at CESifo.

NEWS:

• "The End of Tourist Traps: The Impact of Review Platforms on Quality Upgrading" is published at Marketing Science 

• "Lost in the Net? Broadband Internet and Youth Mental Health", is forthcoming at the Journal of Health Economics

• New Working Paper: The Cost of Banning TikTok: Implications for Digital Advertising

• I recently received research grants from the Russel Sage Foundation, CBS Digital Future Initiative, CBS Bernstein Center, and the Provost Office at Columbia