Hi, I'm Pamela. Welcome to my webpage!
Associate Professor, dSEA, University of Padova
National Scientific Qualifications for Full Professor of Economics (13/A1) and Associate Professor of Econometrics (13/A5)
Associate Editor, The Economic Journal
Get in touch:
e-mail: pamela.giustinelli@unipd.it; pamela.giustinelli@gmail.com
linkedin: pamela-giustinelli
office: 02 003, 2nd floor, Palazzo Levi Cases, via del Santo 33, 35123, Padova, Italy
CV Research Statement (short) Research Statement (long) Teaching Statement Service Statement
I am an applied microeconometrician interested in uncertainty, heterogeneity, and measurement. My research explores the economics and econometrics of individuals' expectations and other subjective phenomena, and how expectations and perceptions shape microeconomic behavior under uncertainty. I combine applied microeconomic theory, theory-based survey measurement, and applied microeconometric methods. Much of my work has a human-capital focus, with applications in the economics of education, the family, health, labor, climate change, and firm behavior, including questions at the intersections of these fields.
I am a member/affiliate of:
CESifo Research Network;
GRINS Foundation, through the GRINS Project (Spoke 6, WP 1);
U of Chicago's HCEO Working Group, through the Family Inequality Network;
U of Essex's ESRC-MiSoC, through the Network on Preferences and Expectations;
U of Oslo's Department of Economics, through the DoPE Project;
U of York's HEDG, through the Health Econometrics and Data Group.
Before moving to Uni Padova, I had the privilege of working in the US Health and Retirement Study division of the University of Michigan's Survey Research Center and in the Economics Department at Bocconi University.
Speaking of heterogeneity...
Enjoy an example of 'meta' heterogeneity from Peanuts!
