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Ep.5 Monica Giulietti - The Specialist’s Perspective
In this episode the Prof. Matteo Di Castelnuovo from SDA Bocconi School of Management has a conversation with Professor Monica Giulietti, Professor of Industrial Economics at Nottingham University Business School.
She argues that while economists share a "common language," the complex energy sector demands "specialist knowledge". Moving from analyzing supermarket pricing to the UK’s energy liberalization, she champions Industrial Economics for its real-world policy impact. Her current research tackles the legacy of the 2022 energy crisis, investigating persistent debt among the vulnerable and evaluating government interventions to shelter consumer.
She argues that while economists share a "common language," the complex energy sector demands "specialist knowledge". Moving from analyzing supermarket pricing to the UK’s energy liberalization, she champions Industrial Economics for its real-world policy impact. Her current research tackles the legacy of the 2022 energy crisis, investigating persistent debt among the vulnerable and evaluating government interventions to shelter consumer.
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By AIEE - Associazione italiana economisti dell'energiaIn this episode the Prof. Matteo Di Castelnuovo from SDA Bocconi School of Management has a conversation with Professor Monica Giulietti, Professor of Industrial Economics at Nottingham University Business School.
She argues that while economists share a "common language," the complex energy sector demands "specialist knowledge". Moving from analyzing supermarket pricing to the UK’s energy liberalization, she champions Industrial Economics for its real-world policy impact. Her current research tackles the legacy of the 2022 energy crisis, investigating persistent debt among the vulnerable and evaluating government interventions to shelter consumer.
She argues that while economists share a "common language," the complex energy sector demands "specialist knowledge". Moving from analyzing supermarket pricing to the UK’s energy liberalization, she champions Industrial Economics for its real-world policy impact. Her current research tackles the legacy of the 2022 energy crisis, investigating persistent debt among the vulnerable and evaluating government interventions to shelter consumer.