Dr Giuliano Bianchi

Giuliano Bianchi, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Economics at EHL. In addition to teaching, 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’s in economics from the University of Edinburgh (UK), and a bachelor’s in economics from the University of Lugano (Switzerland). Before joining EHL, he was a Wertheim Fellow at the Labor & Worklife Program, Harvard Law School. His work has been published in refereed international journals, including Applied Economics and The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance. Giuliano is currently conducting applied research on the hospitality industry. Among his co-working projects, he is studying the preventing role that the hospitality sector is playing in contesting property crime, the impact of women in top executive positions on hotels’ performances and the impact of the asset light model in the hospitality sector. Moreover, he is developing a hotel night demands forecasting model based on macroeconomics variables.