Francesco Amodio

Francesco Amodio is a Professor in the Department of Economics at McGill University. His research focuses on Labour Economics, Development Economics, and Political Economy. Amodio's work explores various economic issues within these fields. He is affiliated with the Department of Economics at McGill University and maintains a personal website where additional information about his research and publications can be found.

Francesco Amodio is a scholar specializing in Labor Economics, Development, and Political Economy. His research explores the interplay between labor market dynamics, institutional frameworks, and economic development, with a focus on developing countries. Amodio's work examines how labor market power influences self-employment, productivity, and firm performance, as well as the impact of political violence, ethnicity, and trade policies on economic outcomes. His studies often integrate microeconomic data with macroeconomic trends to analyze the effects of institutional and market structures on labor and productivity. Amodio's research contributes to understanding the mechanisms through which economic policies and social factors shape labor markets and development trajectories.