Marko Irisarri

Marko Irisarri is a Lecturer in Economics at The University of Manchester, affiliated with the ECON department. His research interests include macroeconomics, entrepreneurship, and spatial economics. His profile page provides details about his academic role and research focus. Further information can be found on his Research Explorer page at The University of Manchester.

Marko Irisarri is a researcher at the University of Manchester with expertise in Macroeconomics, Spatial Economics, Entrepreneurship, and Quantitative Economics. His work explores the role of heterogeneous firms in macroeconomic frameworks and their policy implications. Irisarri investigates how adaptation strategies affect Indian manufacturing in the context of natural disasters, highlighting the interplay between spatial factors and economic resilience. His research also examines entrepreneurship across cities, focusing on the impact of financial frictions and the design of optimal policy interventions. Through rigorous quantitative methods, Irisarri contributes to understanding the dynamics of economic growth, spatial disparities, and entrepreneurial activity.