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Giuliano Bianchi

Assistant Professor - Economics at EHL

Giuliano BianchiDr Giuliano Bianchi is an Assistant Professor of Economics at EHL. He conducts empirical research on forecasting, executive compensation, economics of crime and tourism economics. Giuliano holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Bologna (Italy), a Master Degree in Economics from the University of Edinburgh (UK), and a Bachelor Degree in Economics from the University of Lugano (Switzerland). Before joining EHL, Giuliano was a Wertheim Fellow at the Labor & Worklife Program, Harvard Law School. Giuliano’s work has been published in refereed international journals, including Applied Economics and The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance.

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The Price of Quality in Higher Education

The US higher education system is going through a crisis. It is tempting to say that the root of the problem lies with the increasingly high university fees, especially in the most prestigious universities, as suggested by the Financial Times.
Opinion25 May

Political Turmoil in Latin America: What Effects on Tourism Demand?

What are the effects of the recent political turmoil in Latin America on the region's tourism demand? Relying on a simple microeconomics principle, the concept of externalities, this analysis helps to explain why there is so much unrest in South America and its impact on the tourism sector.
Opinion14 April

The Bear, the Bull and the Wolf: a 2020 Economy Fairytale

Daughter: "Mom, can you tell me a bedtime story?" Mom:“With pleasure. Do you know the story of the people and their economy of the last two decades?” Daughter:“Is it scary?” Mom:“Quite!”
Opinion11 March

Coronavirus: What Impact on the Swiss Hotel Industry

A novel coronavirus (formally known as 2019-nCoV) has sprung up over the last few weeks, with its epidemic center in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province (China). Little is known about this virus, but we do know that has an incubation period of 2 to 14 days and a mortality rate of 2.
Opinion12 February

The True Spell of Magic that Lies Behind Singapore's Success

In May 2019, IMD issued the last World's most competitive economies and Singapore ranked first. Now, what are the factors that allowed an island city-state, in Southeast Asia, to go from a developing.
Opinion16 Jul 2019
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