Research Areas

Research at the Department of Economics spans a broad range of fields, from macroeconomics and finance to innovation, health, and sustainable development. Our researchers produce work that is internationally recognized, actively participate in research networks, and contribute to shaping public policy.

Examines the performance of the economy at the macro level, including growth, inflation, unemployment, monetary policy, and their impact on economic stability.

Analysis of financial markets, banking systems, and investments, with an emphasis on risk management and stability.

Focuses on international flows of goods, services, and capital, the role of global trade, and the policies shaping the global economy.

Research on taxation, public expenditure, and social security systems, as well as policies related to health, education, and welfare.

Examines employment, wage inequalities, demographic changes, and the social challenges they generate.

Examines market dynamics, competition, firm strategies, and regulatory policies.

Analyzes how innovation, digital transformation, and technological change drive economic growth and entrepreneurship.

Research in environmental and ecological economics, the circular economy, and policies for sustainable development.