Pasquale Schiraldi

Pasquale Schiraldi is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research focuses on Industrial Organisation, Applied Micro Theory, and Applied Econometrics. He is associated with the STICERD Economics of Industry Programme and teaches courses such as EC427: The Economics of Industry and EC486: Econometric Methods. His personal webpage provides additional information about his work and contact details.

Pasquale Schiraldi is a Lecturer (with tenure) at the London School of Economics (LSE), specializing in Industrial Organization, Demand Estimation, Durable goods, and Collusion. His research focuses on understanding market dynamics through structural models, particularly in industries such as automobiles and supermarkets. Schiraldi's work explores topics like dynamic pricing, product competition, and strategic behavior in markets with durable goods. He employs econometric methods to analyze market power, collusion, and consumer behavior, often using structural models to estimate demand and assess market efficiency. His research contributes to both theoretical and applied economics, with a strong emphasis on empirical validation and policy relevance.