Manuela Angelucci

Contact Information

• 520.621.4281office
• 520.621.8450 fax
• angelucm@eller.arizona.edu
  
• McClelland Hall 401AA

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Assistant Professor of Economics

• Ph.D., University College London, 2004

Current Courses

• ECON 464, Economics of Immigration
• ECON 696I, Labor Economics

Research Interests

• Labor Economics
• Applied Econometrics
• Development Economics

Current Research

Professor Angelucci is a development economist. Some of her current interests are the role of informal institutions as means to smooth consumption and favor investment, the causes of domestic violence, the study of households consumption, and the determinants of illegal migration to the US. Her work is primarily based on Mexico, although she's also written on South African unionism and unemployment and the effect of ownership and competition on firm productivity.

Selected Publications

• “Indirect effects of an aid program: how do cash injections affect ineligibles' consumption,” with G. DeGiorgi, American Economic Review, forthcoming.
• “Oportunidades: program effects on consumption, low participation, and methodological issues,” Economic Development and Cultural Change,  forthcoming.
• “Love on the rocks: aggressive behavior and alcohol abuse in rural Mexico,” B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, forthcoming.