Giorgia Sforna
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Giorgia Sforna is a leading researcher in the intersection of macroeconomic modeling, demographic change, and environmental policy. Her work is distinguished by its integration of complex, often siloed, challenges—aging populations, automation, and climate policy—within a unified analytical framework. Her most-cited paper, "A dynamic CGE model for jointly accounting ageing population, automation and environmental tax reform: European Union as a case study" (2019, 31 citations), exemplifies this approach. In this work, Sforna developed a sophisticated dynamic computable general equilibrium (CGE) model to explore how the European Union can navigate the simultaneous pressures of an aging workforce, the rise of automation, and the need for green tax reforms. This contribution is notable for providing a holistic, quantitative tool that policymakers and economists can use to assess trade-offs and synergies, moving beyond single-issue analyses. Her research is highly relevant for students and scholars interested in sustainable growth, labor economics, and the future of the welfare state, offering a rigorous, data-driven perspective on how to design resilient economic systems in an era of rapid transformation.
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