Alessandro Tondini
- Affiliated Researcher
Alessandro Tondini is an applied micro-economist, currently working as Hub Director of the Evaluation Lab. He received his PhD at the Paris School of Economics, and was then a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute. His field of expertise is the evaluation of labor market policies, both at the worker and firm level, with experience both in developing and developed countries.
- policy evaluation
- labour economics
- development economics
- methods
Related Projects
- Perception and Participation in Lifelong Learning: An Analysis of Craft Enterprises in the Province of Trento
- Study supporting the Impact assessment of an EU initiative introducing the European Disability Card
- The impact of professional title gender declination in the legal profession
- EIBURS - The Future of Schooling: Harnessing the Potential of Digital Education Technology
- INVIND - Innovation investment and firm profitability
- SMAILE - Simple Methods for Artificial Intelligence Learning
- Assess@Learning
Publications
“The Cost of a Vowel: How the Gender-marked Job Title Affects Ratings of Female Lawyers” (with S. Burlacu, D. Cappelletti, S. Marzadro) – Economics Letters, Volume 234, January 2024
“Large Means-Tested Pensions with Informal Labor Markets: Evidence from South Africa” (with P. Dutronc-Postel) – Economic Development and Cultural Change 2023 71:3, 1149-1178
“The Employment Effects of Working Time Reductions: Sector-Level Evidence from European Reforms” (with C. Batut, A. Garnero) – Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society 2023 62: 217– 232.
“The Lasting Labor Market Effects of Cash Transfers: Evidence from South Africa’s Child Support Grant” – The World Bank Economic Review 36(4), 934-954, Oxford University Press, 2022/11