Regular biography
Giovanni Gallipoli is a Professor in the Department of Economics at The University of British Columbia. His research focuses on macroeconomics and applied microeconomics, with particular interests in the aggregation of heterogeneous behaviors, the general equilibrium effects of large-scale policies, inequality among workers, firms, and households, and computational methods. He is affiliated with the Stone Centre on Wealth and Income Inequality and holds professional memberships with CEPR, HCEO, and RCEA. His work is published in various platforms, including Google Scholar and GitHub, and he maintains a research page at https://giovannigallipoli.arts.ubc.ca/.
Scholar-generated biography
Giovanni Gallipoli is a researcher at the University of British Columbia, focusing on macroeconomics, applied microeconomics, labor economics, human capital, and firms. His work explores the intergenerational effects of education policies, the impact of occupational mobility on aggregate outcomes, and the role of human capital in shaping economic disparities. Gallipoli's research also examines the relationship between education and crime, the effects of disability on labor supply, and the macroeconomic implications of job reallocation. His publications highlight the importance of structural transformation, digital technology, and social security in shaping economic behavior and outcomes.