Larissa Marioni

I am a Principal Economist at the Resolution Foundation, a Research Associate at the Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence (ESCoE), and a Research Associate at The Productivity Institute (TPI). Previously, I worked at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) and was a UKRI Policy Fellow. I hold a PhD in Economics from the University of Southampton. 

My research focuses on applied microeconomics, particularly labour economics, productivity and public policy. My current work explores how digital technologies and skills interact to shape productivity, labour market dynamics, and regional economic outcomes. I use large-scale datasets and advanced econometric methods to address policy-relevant questions.

Over the years, I have contributed to several research projects funded by organisations such as ESRC, UKRI, ONS, Cabinet Office, DSIT, DfE, the Scottish Government, among others. 

Alongside my research, I am committed to supporting the economics profession and streghtening evidence-informed policymaking. I contribute to the Royal Economic Society's Trusted, Accessible and Connected Data for Economics (TRACE) initiative, which seeks to improve the quality, accessibility, and use of UK economic data for research and policymaking. I have also facilitated the Royal Economic Society Doctoral Training Programme (RES DTP) Job Market Paper Support Workshop, providing feedback and guidance to PhD students preparing their job market papers, and acted as a mentor for the Women in Economics initiative.