Regular biography
Emanuele Ciani is an economist affiliated with the University of British Columbia's Department of Economics. He is also associated with the Bank of Italy’s Directorate General for Economics, Statistics and Research. Previously, he was part of the inequality team at the OECD’s Centre on Well-Being, Inclusion, Sustainability and Equal Opportunity. His research focuses on empirical studies of how policies influence wages, employment, and labour geographical mobility. He teaches courses within the department and maintains a personal website for further information.
Scholar-generated biography
Emanuele Ciani is an economist whose research focuses on various aspects of economics, particularly within the context of Italy. His work explores informal care, labor market dynamics, and the impact of policy interventions. Ciani's research interests include the effects of structural funds, inequality, and regional development. He has examined how policy uncertainty and information flows influence economic outcomes, as well as the role of tourism and urban regeneration in local growth. His studies often employ advanced econometric methods, including difference-in-differences and machine learning techniques, to evaluate policy effectiveness and assess inequality trends. Ciani's research contributes to understanding the interplay between economic policies and social outcomes in Italy.