Courses

The PhD courses are divided in four areas: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Mathematics and Statistics. Each area includes different modules, taught by different professors. Moreover, the program include additional courses which are not part of any of the aforementioned areas. This page includes the courses schedule and syllabus.

Link identifier #identifier__193971-1Schedule XXXIX Cycle

Macroeconomics

Module 1. The Economics of aggregate demand  (Link identifier #identifier__105952-2Syllabus >>)

  • prof. Antonella Palumbo (8 hours)
  • prof. Attilio Trezzini (12 hours)

Module 2. Neoclassical and endogenous growth theory, DSGE and OLG models (Link identifier #identifier__28646-3Syllabus >>)

  • prof. Alberto Franco Pozzolo (16 hours)
  • prof. Francesco Giuli (10 hours)
  • doc. Stefano Di Bucchianico (10 hours)

Microeconomics

Module 1. Surplus approach to value and distribution (Link identifier #identifier__16784-4Syllabus>>)

  • prof. Roberto Ciccone (8 hours)
  • prof. Enrico Sergio Levrero (10 hours)

Module 2. Neoclassical theory: consumption, production, equilibrium and income distribution (Link identifier #identifier__49708-5Syllabus>>)

  • prof. Paolo Trabucchi (28 hours)
  • doc. Daria Pignalosa (8 hours)
  • prof. Saverio M. Fratini (16 hours)

Statistical Methods

Module 1. Introduction to Statistical Inference: from Data to Models and back (Link identifier #identifier__96881-6Syllabus>>)

  • doc. Francesco Dotto (26 hours)

Module 2. Econometrics (Link identifier #identifier__22757-7Syllabus>>)

  • prof. Alessia Naccarato (24 hours)

Mathematics (Link identifier #identifier__78447-8Syllabus >>)

  • prof. Loretta Mastroeni (50 hours)

Other Courses

Applied Macroeconomics (Link identifier #identifier__86012-9Syllabus >>)

  • doc. Matteo Deleidi (4 hours)
  • doc. Giovanna Ciaffi (3 hours)
  • doc. Davide Romaniello (3 hours)
  • doc. Antonino Lofaro (2 hours)

Applied Econometrics (Link identifier #identifier__86311-10Syllabus >>)

  • prof. Giorgio D’Agostino (10 hours)

International risk-sharing and financial integration  (Link identifier #identifier__32344-11Syllabus >>)

  • prof. Eleonora Pierucci (10 hours)

Some empirical problems of mainstream interpretations of the business cycle and alternative interpretations (Link identifier #identifier__139431-12Syllabus >>)

  • prof. Antonella Stirati (10 hours)

PhD students will have the opportunity to participate in advanced training courses organised by the Department or its affiliated research centres in collaboration with other institutions:

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ILARIA POSCA 29 March 2024