Antonio Rodríguez Sampayo

I have a BSc. in Economics from Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (1990). I am also MSc in Economics from Universidad Carlos III (1995) and PhD in Economics from Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (2003). I’m Associate Professor in the Department of Economic Analysis of the Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (since 2008). I have been a visiting researcher in the Department of Economics, School of Management in Swansea University, in the Personal and Social Services Research Unit of the London School of Economics, and in FEDEA. My current research interests are centered around growth and political economy, and macroeconomics and financial markets.

Relevant publications:

(2017): “On The Number of Licenses with Signalling”. The Manchester School, Vol 85 (6), pp. 635-660. With M. Antelo.

 (2017): “Complementarity, linkages between firms, and the effect of entry costs on productivity”. Review of Development Economics, Vol 21 (4), pp. 1281-1304. With Fernando del Rio.

(2016): “The DEP-6D, A New Preference-Based Measure to Assess Health States of Dependency”. Social Science and Medicine, Vol. 153, pp. 210-219. With E. Rodríguez-Míguez, J.M. Abellan-Perpiñan, X.C. Alvarez and X.M. González.

(2014): “Obsolescence and Productivity”. Portuguese Economic Journal, Vol. 13 (3), December, pp. 195-216. With Fernando del Rio.

(2011):“Distribución Territorial de la Dependencia en España y en Europa.” Papeles de Economía Española, n. 129, pp. 27-47. With Begoña Álvarez and Eva Rodríguez Miguez.