About

Short Bio

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Perugia.

My research lies at the intersection of sports economics, applied microeconomics and consumer behaviour. 

I am particularly interested in how consumers respond to prices, changes in product availability and uncertainty.

Football provides an unusually rich empirical environment for studying these questions. My current research examines stadium attendance, broadcasting markets and consumer switching using both historical and contemporary data.

I have also worked on behavioural and latent-variable models outside sports economics.

Interests

• Sports economics

• Applied Microeconomics

• Industrial organization

• Consumer Behaviour

• Decision Making

I work extensively with R for data cleaning and econometric analysis, Python for data collection.