Pietro Campa

Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at University of Geneva.

As an applied microeconomist, my research focus is on intergenerational transmission of inequalities. I am interested in how initial conditions shape access to opportunities. I delve into various dimensions of inequality related to these initial conditions, including peer effects in education, and access to jobs within a city. I have a specific interest in why families sort across different neighborhoods and what are the implications of this choice for their children.

Some news:

• I will be visiting the Dep. of Economics of University of California at Berkeley in the Spring of 2024.
• I will be presenting at SOLE Annual Meeting, Portland in May 2024.

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