Rate My Professor Federico Rossi

Rossi has published several influential papers in top economics journals. Notable works include 'The Human Side of Structural Transformation' with Tommaso Porzio and Gabriella Santangelo in the American Economic Review (2022), 'The Relative Efficiency of Skilled Labor across Countries: Measurement and Interpretation' in the American Economic Review (2022), 'Parents, Schools and Human Capital Differences across Countries' with Marta De Philippis in the Journal of the European Economic Association (2021), and 'Human Capital and Macro-Economic Development: A Review of the Evidence' in the World Bank Research Observer (2020). He has secured major funding, including the ERC Starting Grant as Principal Investigator for 'HUMANDEV - Human Capital, the Organization of Production, and Economic Development' (2024-2029), IGC Small Research Grant (2023), and STEG Small Research Grant (2021). His honors also encompass the Stiglitz Essay Prize (3rd place, 2016), LABOUR Prize (2015), and several scholarships. Rossi serves as Associate Editor for Economica since 2023, contributes to program committees for the Econometric Society European Meeting and Royal Economic Society Annual Conference, and referees for leading journals such as Econometrica, Journal of Political Economy, Review of Economic Studies, and Quarterly Journal of Economics. He is a Consultant for the World Bank since 2018, Research Associate at the Centre for Macroeconomics since 2017, and teaches PhD-level Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis, Applied Macroeconomics, and other macroeconomics courses at Warwick.