Filippo Taddei
Associate Fellow
About
Filippo Taddei is Associate Fellow at SAIS Europe, and Executive Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs International. His academic research focuses on macroeconomics, international finance and the relationship between the labor market and the pension system. For his academic contributions, he was awarded the Lamfalussy Fellowship by the European Central Bank and the Young Economist Award by the European Economic Association. He teaches macroeconomics and international finance.
Taddei has over a decade of experience as a policymaker and senior advisor, with a specific focus on labor and credit markets. Until December 2020 he was Associate Professor of the Practice of International Economics at SAIS Europe. From 2013 to 2017, he served as Economic and Labor Affairs Spokesperson of the ruling Partito Democratico (Italian Democratic Party), reporting directly to the Italian Prime Minister. In this capacity, Taddei was one of the main architects of the Italian labor market reform in 2014-15. Previously, he was a policy expert and consultant on labor market policies to the International Labour Organization, the European Commission, and several multinational companies. He earned his PhD in Economics with distinction from Columbia University and his Laurea cum laude from the University of Bologna.
For a recent curriculum vitae including a full list of publications, see his personal website.
Taddei has over a decade of experience as a policymaker and senior advisor, with a specific focus on labor and credit markets. Until December 2020 he was Associate Professor of the Practice of International Economics at SAIS Europe. From 2013 to 2017, he served as Economic and Labor Affairs Spokesperson of the ruling Partito Democratico (Italian Democratic Party), reporting directly to the Italian Prime Minister. In this capacity, Taddei was one of the main architects of the Italian labor market reform in 2014-15. Previously, he was a policy expert and consultant on labor market policies to the International Labour Organization, the European Commission, and several multinational companies. He earned his PhD in Economics with distinction from Columbia University and his Laurea cum laude from the University of Bologna.
For a recent curriculum vitae including a full list of publications, see his personal website.
- The Trajectory of the Jobs Act and the Politics of Structural Reforms Between Counter-Reforms and Ambiguity, with T. Nannicini and S. Sacchi, in Contemporary Italian Politics (2019)
- Financial Frictions, International Capital Flows and Welfare, EBC Working Papers Series 2167 (July 2018)
- Intergenerational Altruism and House Prices: Evidence from Bequest Tax Reforms in Italy, with G. Bellettini and G. Zanella, in European Economic Review 92 (February 2017)
- Innovation, Growth and Aggregate Volatility from a Bayesian Non Parametric Perspective, with A. Lijoi, P. Muliere and I. Pruenster, in Electronic Journal of Statistics 10:2 (2016)
- Age Before Beauty? Productivity and Work vs. Seniority and Early Retirement, with G. Mastrobuoni, Netspar Discussion Paper 5 (2011)
- International Capital Flows and Credit Market Imperfections: A Tale of Two Frictions, with A. Martin, in Journal of International Economics 89:2 (March 2013)
- Italy: A Dual Labor Market in Transition, with P. Garibaldi, Employment Working Paper 144, International Labor Organization (2013)
- Bequest Taxes, Donations, and House Prices, with G. Bellettini and G. Zanella, in The B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics 13:1 (October 2013)
- Indexed Sovereign Debt: An Applied Framework, with G. Sandleris and H. Sapriza, The Carlo Alberto Notebooks, Working Paper 104 (November 2011)
- Exchangeable Random Partitions for Statistical and Economic Modelling, with A. Lijoi, P. Muliere and I. Pruenster, Atti Convegno su Economia e Incertezza, EUT-Edizioni Università di Trieste (2010)
- Liquidity and Economic Fluctuations, The Carlo Alberto Notebooks, Working Paper 138 (January 2010)