Jan Mazza

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at Roma Tre University, where I am part of the Inequality in Rome Research Group. I am also associated with The GC Wealth Project of the Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality (CUNY). Previously, I was a Research Fellow at the University of Bologna. I obtained my PhD in Economics at the European University Institute.

I am a macroeconomist studying how households accumulate and allocate resources over the life cycle and across generations. Combining microdata with structural models, I investigate how persistent traits of households and dynasties interact with the economic and policy environment to influence wealth inequality and its transmission across generations. I am especially interested in the consequences for welfare and public policy in aging societies. My research interests also include household finance, international macroeconomics, and health.

Here you can find my CV and my Google Scholar profile.