Senior Lecturer in Economics and Director of Post-Graduate Research at Newcastle University Business School
Dr Sara Maioli is an applied economist with expertise in firm-level data. Her research interests relate to applying micro-econometrics techniques to issues in international economics, trade, labour and international business, applied industrial organisation and SMEs. She published, among others, in the International Journal of Production Economics, the British Journal of Industrial Relations, the Journal of Banking and Finance, the Journal of Rural Studies, Empirical Economics and the International Journal of the Economics of Business. Sara works as a lecturer in Economics at Newcastle University Business School. Prior to that she worked as a research fellow for three years at the Centre for Globalisation and Economic Policy of the University of Nottingham. She holds an MSc in Economics from the University of Glasgow and a PhD in Economics from Strathclyde University. Within the PEC, Sara contributes mostly to the research on the international competitiveness of the creative industries, delving into issues related to exporting, foreign direct investment and migration.
Consortium Partners
Josh Siepel
Senior Lecturer in the Science Policy Research Unit at the University of Sussex Business School
Lesley Giles
Director of Work Advance
Jonathan Sapsed
Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Newcastle University Business School
Heather Carey
Director of Work Advance
Sara Maioli
Senior Lecturer in Economics and Director of Post-Graduate Research at Newcastle University Business…
Dave O’Brien
Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries at The School of Arts, Languages and Cultures at The U…
Jonathan Jones
Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University Business School
Siobhan McAndrew
Senior Lecturer in Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Sheffield Methods Institute, University of …
Mark Taylor
Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Methods at Sheffield Methods Institute, University of Sheffield
Sawan Rathi
Research Fellow in the Science Policy Research Unit at the University of Sussex Business School
