Prof. Tullio Jappelli |
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Board of Directors
President
Chief executive officer
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| Academic background |
– PhD in Economics, Boston College, 1989
– Visiting Fellow, Department of Economics, MIT, 1988
and 1989
– Visiting Researcher, Department of Economics, University
of Pennsylvania, 1990 and 1991
– Visiting Researcher, Department of Economics, Princeton
University, 1998
– Part-time Visiting Professor, Department of Economics,
European University Institute, 2000 |
| Research interests |
Saving, Liquidity Constraints, Intergenerational Transfers,
Household Portfolio Choice, Banking, Applied Econometrics, Macroeconomics |
| Short curriculum vitae |
– Professor of Economics, University of Naples Federico
II
– Director, Centre for Studies in Economics and Finance
(CSEF)
– Research Fellow, Center for Economic Policy Research
(CEPR, London)
– Research Associate, European Corporate Governance Institute
(ECGI), Bruxelles
– Co-Editor of Economic Policy, 2007-2012
– Member of the Council of the European Economic Association,
2005-9
– Co-Director, Master in Economics and Finance (MEF),
University of Napoli Federico II, 1997-present.
– Associate Editor, Journal of the European Economic Association
– Co-Editor, Giornale degli Economisti |
| Publications |
His work has appeared in leading economic journals such as
the American Economic Review, the Journal of Political Economy,
the Journal of Finance, the Journal of Monetary Economics, the
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, the Quarterly Journal
of Economics, the European Economic Review, The Review of Economics
and Statistics, The Journal of Business and Economic Statistics,
Economic Policy and the Journal of the European Economic Association.
He published a book on Saving and Intertemporal Choice (Il Mulino,
2000); Household Portfolios, MIT Press 2003 (with Luigi Guiso
and Michalis Haliassos); Stockholding in Europe (with Guiso
and Haliassos), McMillan 2003. He has been involved in research
projects sponsored by the NBER, the CEPR, the World Bank, the
Banque de France, the EU, the Inter-American Development Bank
and the Bank of Italy |
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