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Dr. Antonio Rodriguez-Gil

Dr. Antonio Rodriguez-Gil

  • Position: Lecturer
  • Areas of expertise: Unemployment hysteresis and path dependence; Labour market and structural reforms agenda; Applied time series analysis (Cointegration Analysis, Threshold VECM and Non-linear ARDL)
  • Email: A.RodriguezGil@leeds.ac.uk
  • Phone: +44(0)113 343 3230
  • Location: GM13 Maurice Keyworth Building
  • Website: SSRN | LinkedIn | Researchgate | ORCID

Profile

I joined LUBS-Economics after compliting my PhD in 2012. I am currently a Lecturer in Economics and I am Lead Head for Final Year or Year 3. I am an active researcher and I am interested on the interactions and feedbacks that exist between the labour market and macroeconomics, and I have published on the existance of Hysteresis effects. I have also worked on teh area of Fiscal Policy in developing economies. I also have an interest in innovative teaching methods and I currently investigating the contribution of feedback to students satisfaction and performance.

Responsibilities

  • Lead head of Year 3. I coordinate a team of up-to-four personal tutors in final year of the degree.

Research interests

My research interest focus on the labour market and its inter-relation with macroeconomic performance. Particularly on how shock can have long-term consequences or scarring effects on the labour market, the so-called Hysteresis or path dependence effects. As part of this research line I am also interested on the effectiveness of labour market and structural reforms. I am also interested in institutions of the labour market that affect distribution, wage bargaining structures, minimum wage or benefits systems. Most of my work up-to-date has been based on time series analysis, Cointegration analysis, Threshold VECM and Non-linear ARDL.

Peer Reviewed Journals:

da Costa Antonio, A. E. and Rodriguez-Gil, A, (2020) "Oil shocks and fiscal policy procyclicality in Angola: Assessing the role of asymmetries and institutions” Review of Development Economics. January. https://doi.org/10.1111/rode.12633

Rodriguez-Gil, A (2018)"Hysteresis and Labour Market Institutions: Evidence from the UK and the Netherlands" Empir Econ. 55: 1985. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00181-017-1338-y

Working paper version: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2704802

Working papers:

da Costa Antonio, A. E. and Rodriguez-Gil, A, (2018) “Oil-Shocks and the Cyclicality of Fiscal Policy in a Developing Oil-Exporting Economy: The Case of Angola” LUBS Working paper no.18-08. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3100172

Rodriguez-Gil, A (Ongoing) "Can multiple small feedback activities improve students’ performance? Evidence from compulsory final year”

Rodriguez-Gil, A (Ongoing) "Investment, profits and ALMP, a new insight into Spanish unemployment”

Other publication:

Rodriguez-Gil, A (2016), ‘Using current affairs essays to provide feedback and improve realism in teaching economics’. Economics Network. Bank of Ideas. Assessment and Monitoring. Available: http://economicsnetwork.ac.uk/showcase/gil_essays

Schweiger H. and Rodriguez-Gil, A. (2007). Wage distribution in Spain (in Spanish). Seminario de Economia Critica Taifa, Economic Report number 4: 4-20. Available at http://informes.seminaritaifa.org/informe-04/

Grants and funding:

Laidlaw Undergraduate Research and Leadership Scholarship Fund -  (Co-Principal Investigator, £3,500x2 over 2 academic years)          UK, 2017-19

LUBS Student Education Fund - Leeds, (Co-Principal Investigator, £2,000x2 over 2 academic years)    UK, 2017-18       

The University of Leeds Crucible 2018 – Leeds, (100% of expenses to attend three 2-day residential workshops) UK, 2018

Qualifications

  • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), UK, 2016
  • PhD in Economics, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, 2012
  • MA in Economics, University College of Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 2003
  • BSc in Economics, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 2002

Professional memberships

  • Royal Economic Society (RES)
  • European Economic Association (EEA)
  • European Association for Labour Economics (EALE)
  • British University Industrial Relations Association (BUIRA)
  • Spanish Economic Association (AEE)
  • Economics Network
  • Association of European Economics Education (AEEE)
  • Post-Keynesian Economics Society (PKES)

Student education

Currently, I teach in all levels of the UG programme and I teach on a variety of modules that rage from LUBS 3505 Advanced Macroeconomics, to more micro-oriented modules, such as, LUBS 2050 Industrial Economics. I also teach in introductiory modules, such as LUBS1585 Economic Institutions. And in previous years I have tought at PG level (LUBS 5100 Macroeconomics).

Research groups and institutes

  • Applied Institute for Research in Economics