Giuseppe De Arcangelis is Professor
of International Economics in the Faculty of Political Science at the
Sapienza University
of Rome (Dipartimento di Teoria Economica e Metodi
Quantitativi per le Scelte Politiche). He joined the Faculty
in November 2005 and has been director of the Sapienza Research Center
for International Economics (CIDEI) since 2007.
Born in Rome on 15 February 1962 and got his undergraduate degree
(Laurea in Economia e Commercio) at the Sapienza University of Rome in
July 1987. Entered the Ph.D. program in Economics at the
University of Michigan, he completed his degree in May 1996 with the
dissertation ``Essays in Managed Exchange Rates''. Hired by the Bank of
Italy in 1988. Entered the Faculty of Economics at the Sapienza
University of
Rome in 1990, where he taught sections of
microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics and
econometrics, and joined CIDEI in 1993. He moved
to the University of Bari (Faculty of Economics) in 1998 as Associate
Professor, where he taught macroeconomics, international
economics and
econometrics until 2005.
He
served at the Central Bank of Italy and has been a consultant for the
European Central Bank, the Bank for International Settlements, the
Italian Treasury and other Italian institutions. Giuseppe De Arcangelis
has been a visiting scholar at the University of Lille 1, “La Sorbonne”
in Paris and at the Ford School of Public Policy at the University of
Michigan.
Main current research areas: International Trade (factors mobility,
illegal migration and skilled migration),
International Macroeconomics (international transmission of business
cycles, fiscal policy in OECD countries, exchange rate regimes) and
Time-Series Econometrics (VAR econometrics).
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