Prof Matteo Richiardi Professor in Economics & Director of CeMPA, University of Essex

Matteo Richiardi
Email
mr18401@essex.ac.uk
Office
2N2.5B.13
Curriculum vitae

I am a labour economist specialised in microsimulation and agent-based modelling techniques. My main areas of interests are inequality, worker insecurity, labour force participation, wage dynamics. I am in the Board of the International Microsimulation Association and I am the Chief Editor of the International Journal of Microsimulation.

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Latest Publications

The life course effects of care

  1. Justin van de Ven
  2. Patryk Bronka
  3. Matteo Richiardi
  1. Labour Market
  2. Microsimulation
  3. Older People
  4. Life Course Analysis
  5. Poverty
  6. Economics
  7. Demography
  8. Savings And Assets
  9. Child Development
  10. Disability
  11. Caregiving

Mind vs matter: economic and psychologic determinants of take-up rates of social benefits in the UK

  1. Melchior Vella
  2. Matteo Richiardi
  1. Microsimulation
  2. Life Course Analysis
  3. Surveys
  4. Psychology
  5. Welfare Benefits
  6. Economics
  7. Area Effects
  8. Geography

The impact of a decade of digital transformation on employment, wages, and inequality in the EU: a “conveyor belt” hypothesis

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  2. Leonie Westhoff
  3. Caterina Astarita
  4. Ekkehard Ernst
  5. Clare Fenwick
    6. , et al
  1. Labour Market
  2. Information And Communication Technologies
  3. Wages And Earnings
  4. Unemployment
  5. Human Capital
  6. Computing

Evaluating the influence of taxation and social security policies on psychological distress: a microsimulation study of the UK during the COVID-19 economic crisis

  1. Daniel Kopasker
  2. Patryk Bronka
  3. Rachel M. Thomson
  4. Vladimir Khodygo
  5. Theocharis Kromydas
    6. , et al
  1. Labour Market
  2. Microsimulation
  3. Psychology
  4. Health
  5. Poverty
  6. Covid-19
  7. Taxation
  8. Welfare Benefits
  9. Economics
  10. Well Being

Short-term impacts of Universal Basic Income on population mental health inequalities in the UK: a microsimulation modelling study

  1. Rachel M. Thomson
  2. Daniel Kopasker
  3. Patryk Bronka
  4. Matteo Richiardi
  5. Vladimir Khodygo
    6. , et al
  1. Labour Market
  2. Income Dynamics
  3. Microsimulation
  4. Psychology
  5. Health
  6. Poverty
  7. Taxation
  8. Welfare Benefits
  9. Economics
  10. Public Policy

Firm heterogeneity and the aggregate labour share

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  2. Luis Valenzuela
  1. Labour Market
  2. Economics
  3. Wages And Earnings
  4. Labour Economics
  5. Organizations And Firms

Attenuation and reinforcement mechanisms over the life course

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  2. Patryk Bronka
  3. Justin van de Ven
  1. Microsimulation
  2. Life Course Analysis
  3. Health
  4. Economics

Association between individual level characteristics and take-up of a Minimum Income Guarantee for pensioners: panel data analysis using data from the British Household Panel survey 1999–2002

  1. Heather Brown
  2. Viviana Albani
  3. Luke Munford
  4. Matt Sutton
  5. Fiona McHardy
    6. , et al
  1. Households
  2. Income Dynamics
  3. Older People
  4. Welfare Benefits
  5. Demography
  6. Living Standards

UBI-eh? Strengthening minimum income guarantees, universality and unconditionality in the UK working-age welfare state

  1. Joe Crisp
  2. Nick Pearce
  3. Matteo Richiardi
  1. Income Dynamics
  2. Microsimulation
  3. Poverty
  4. Welfare Benefits

Firm heterogeneity and the aggregate labour share

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  2. Luis Valenzuela
  1. Labour Market
  2. Economics
  3. Wages And Earnings
  4. Labour Economics
  5. Organizations And Firms

Latest Media

Partial basic income in France could empower young people

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  1. Welfare Benefits
  2. Public Policy
  3. Economics
  4. Taxation
  5. Microsimulation

Partial basic income in France could empower young people – new report

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  1. Public Policy
  2. Economics
  3. Welfare Benefits
  4. Taxation
  5. Microsimulation

Universal Credit cut: Billericay mum has ‘no idea’ how to survive without £20 uplift

  1. Diego Collado
  2. Daria Popova
  3. Matteo Richiardi
  1. Covid-19
  2. Ethnic Groups
  3. Economic Policy
  4. Public Policy
  5. Welfare Benefits
  6. Taxation
  7. Poverty
  8. Health
  9. Household Economics
  10. Microsimulation
  11. Lone Parents
  12. Income Dynamics

Nearly seven million jobs at risk if lockdown lasts for months

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  2. Diego Collado

Eight things you need to know about coronavirus today: more than 6.5m jobs to be lost as a result of lockdown, study predicts

  1. Matteo Richiardi
  2. Diego Collado

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