Ciao!
I am a Ph.D. student at the Paris School of Economics (PSE) and Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, and an affiliate of the Innovation Lab at the Collège de France.
My research studies how digital technologies — especially AI and other forms of advanced intangible capital — diffuse across firms and shape productivity growth. I am particularly interested in the role of industrial policy and production networks in shaping technology adoption and business dynamism.
Before joining PSE, I worked as an Economic and Policy Analyst at the OECD in the Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation. I also held visiting research positions at the Bank of Italy, the Italian Ministry of Economic Development, the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance, and the Italian National Institute of Statistics. I hold a master’s degree in Economics from PSE and an honours master's degree in Economics and Management from the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies.
Updates
- Jan 2026: Paper “AI Diffusion within Multinationals” presented at the ASSA session “Technology Diffusion and Firm Networks”. [link]
- Dec 2025: Paper “Automation Diffusion: Firm-to-Firm Network Spillovers and Industrial Policy” presented at the Bank of Italy-EIEF “Joint Workshop on Applied Microeconomics”.
- Nov 2025: Paper “Automation Diffusion: Firm-to-Firm Network Spillovers and Industrial Policy” presented at the European Commission & OECD conference "Reigniting Growth: Firm-Level Insights into Productivity and Economic Dynamism".
- Sep 2025: Presented “Automation Diffusion: Firm-to-Firm Network Spillovers and Industrial Policy” at the CONCORDi 2025 conference. [link]
- Aug 2025: Attended the Summer Course on the Economics of AI at the Stanford Digital Economy Lab (Stanford University).