Andrea Lanteri

Andrea Lanteri is an Associate Professor of Economics at Duke University, affiliated with the Economics department in the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. Her research focuses on macroeconomic models, capital and labor taxes, durable goods expenditures, and capital reallocation. She has published in leading journals such as the Review of Economic Dynamics, Economic Journal, and American Economic Review. Her work explores topics including optimal taxation, state-contingent policy announcements, and the impact of new-product quality on economic dynamics. Lanteri has also received grants from the National Science Foundation and the CAF Development Bank of Latin America for her research on credit shocks and aggregate productivity.

Andrea Lanteri is an Associate Professor at Duke University, specializing in Macroeconomics. Her research explores capital reallocation, credit shocks, and the dynamics of durable goods markets. Lanteri's work examines how frictions in capital markets affect economic outcomes, particularly in response to business cycles and policy interventions. She investigates the role of new-product quality, market power, and fiscal policy in shaping investment and consumption behavior. Her research also addresses the implications of limited-time commitment and partial information in optimal policy design. Lanteri's contributions highlight the interplay between macroeconomic stability and structural reforms in the context of technological and financial transitions.