ALBERTO DALMAZZO

Department of Economics
Piazza S.Francesco,7 - I 53100 Siena
Tel.+39 0577 232697 Fax +39 0577 232661
E-mail:dalmazzo@unisi.it

Biographic Notes

Born in Biella, Italy, on the 3rd of June 1962

Education:

Degree in Economics, Università di Siena

Master of Science in Economics, London School of Economics

Ph.D. in Economics, London School of Economics (title: “Technological and Financial Factors in Models of Wage Determination”)

 
Academic
Curriculum

Current Position:

Professor of Economics, Dipartimento di Economia Politica, Università di Siena

Main Current Research Interests: Market imperfections and macroeconomic equilibrium; Central banking;  Wage inequality.
Publications

"Outside options in a bargaining model with decay in the size of the cake", Economics Letters, 1992.

"Bargaining power and wage determination: the role of outside options", Labour, 1995.

"Debt and wage negotiations: a bankruptcy-based approach", Scandinavian Journal of Economics, September 1996.

“Regulation of capital flows and exchange rate volatility. Preliminary results on the Italian experience”, with Andrea Berardi and Giancarlo Marini, in Institutions and Economic Organisation in Advanced Economies. The Governance Perspective, edited by M.Baldassarri, L.Paganetto and E.Phelps, Macmillan, London, 1998.

”Liquidation risks in the Rotemberg-Saloner implicit collusion model”, with Fabio Bagliano, Economics Letters, 1999.

“Strategic debt with multi-task technologies”, Canadian Journal of Economics, February 2000.

“Liquidity, trading size and the coexistence of dealership and auction markets”, with Fabio Bagliano and Andrea Brandolini, Economic Notes, July 2000.

“Bank competition and ECB’s monetary policy”, with Fabio C. Bagliano and Giancarlo Marini, Journal of Banking and Finance, 2000.

“Foreign debt, sanctions and investment: a model with politically-unstable Less Developed Countries”, with Giancarlo Marini, International Journal of Finance & Economics, April 2000.

“Economic performance and stabilization policy in a Monetary Union with imperfect labor and goods markets”, with Fabrizio Coricelli and Alex Cukierman, forthcoming in: Monetary Integration in Europe, edited by M. Widgren, MIT Press, 2003.

“Resources and incentives to reform”, with Guido de Blasio, forthcoming IMF Staff Papers, 2003.

“Technological complexity, wage differentials and unemployment”, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, December 2002.

Working Papers:

“Monetary institutions, monopolistic competition, unionized labour markets and economic performance”, with Fabrizio Coricelli and Alex Cukierman, CEPR Discussion Paper No.2407, March 2000.

“It takes two to tango: process integration and wages”, with Pasquale Scaramozzino, Discussion Paper 08/00/01, CeFiMS, SOAS, University of London, 2000.
Works On-Line Monetary Institution,Monopolistic Competition,Unionized Labor Markets and Economic Performance, con Fabrizio Coricelli e Alex Cukierman, January 2000 (comments welcome)

It Takes Two to Tango: Process Integration and Wages, con Pasquale Scaramozzino, June 2000 (comments welcome)

“Resources and incentives to reform. A model and some evidence on sub-Saharan African countries”, con Guido de Blasio, IMF Working Paper WP/01/86, 2001.  

"Economic Performance and Stabilization Policy in a Monetary Union with Imperfect Labor and Goods' Markets" con Fabrizio Coricelli e Alex Cukierman, forthcoming in Issues of Monetary Integration in Europe, MIT Press.
Teaching Academic Year  2002-2003
Corso di Economia Politica I
Corso di Macroeconomia I presso il Dottorato di Economia Politica dell’Università di Siena