Alessandro Gavazza

Alessandro Gavazza is the Goh Keng Swee Chair in Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research focuses on Industrial Organisation and Applied Microeconomics. He teaches courses such as EC486: Econometric Methods and EC536: Economics of Industry for Research Students. His profile page provides contact details, including an email address and a website. He is associated with the STICERD Economics of Industry Programme and serves as an Associate for Research. His office hours are currently on leave during the 2025-26 academic year.

Alessandro Gavazza is an economist specializing in Industrial Organization and Financial Economics. His research explores the interplay between market structures, regulatory policies, and financial contracts. Key areas include asset liquidity, trading frictions, and the impact of transparency on economic policy. He examines topics such as leasing markets, secondary asset markets, and the role of frictions in real asset markets. His work also addresses issues in consumer financial markets, including credit cards and mortgage pricing, as well as the dynamics of used-car markets and mutual fund industries. Gavazza's research combines theoretical models with empirical evidence to analyze market outcomes and policy interventions.