Matteo M Galizzi

Experience Keywords

applied micro-econometrics; behavioral economics; experimental economics; health economics

Research Summary

Matteo is an experimental and behavioural economist conducting behavioural experiments between the lab and the field in the area of health and social policy. Matteo’s core methodological expertise is the design of lab-field experiments, and ‘behavioural data linking’, i.e. the linkage of behavioural economics experiments to survey panels, administrative records, biomarkers banks, scan data, and other ‘big data’ sources. He has been working on: i) the unintended ''behavioural spillovers'' of policy interventions and financial incentives; ii) the links between lab measures and field behaviour (''external validity''), including the cross-validation between experimental and survey data; iii) the evaluation of health policy interventions through randomised controlled and natural experiments; and iv) the behavioural aspects of time, including time preferences, subjective time perception, valuing and giving time, time use, and response times. He is currently leading a project linking experimental, survey, administrative, and biomarkers data for a representative sample of the UK population within Understanding Society, the world-largest household panel.

Research Countries

EU; Finland; Italy; Portugal; UK

Languages

Italian [Spoken: Fluent, Written: Fluent]; Portuguese [Spoken: Fluent, Written: Intermediate]