
Rocco Macchiavello
Associate Professor, LSE
Rocco Macchiavello is Associate Professor at the London School of Economics. Rocco's research interests mainly focus on the microeconomics of private sector development. Before joining the LSE he has been faculty member at Warwick University, Visiting Fellow at SIPER (Stanford) and Harvard Kennedy School, and a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the LSE. Rocco is a Research Affiliate of BREAD, CEPR, EUDN and IGC.
Recent work by Rocco Macchiavello
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Strategic default in the international coffee market
Linking farmers to global markets could spur growth and reduce poverty, but if markets do not work well these gains cannot be realised
Arthur Blouin Rocco Macchiavello
Published 04.02.19
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The coffee chain: Linking farmers to the global market
How can smallholder farmers in Africa overcome barriers and export their produce to valuable Western markets?
Published 26.04.18
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Infrequent payments as a saving device
Dairy farmers have high demand for infrequent payments, which help save. Poor enforcement, however, limits competition in the supply of these...
Lorenzo Casaburi Rocco Macchiavello
Published 09.04.18