Lecturer,
University of Surrey,
Department of Economics
Lecturer,
University of Surrey,
Department of Economics
Macroeconomics
Information Frictions
Consumer Heterogeneity and Attention
I am a macroeconomist studying how limited attention and information frictions shape macroeconomic outcomes and policy. My research combines economic theory and micro data, with a particular focus on household behavior and consumer heterogeneity.
I joined the University of Surrey in 2026, after working at the University of Bologna. I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from the Paris School of Economics.
You can find my CV here.