Florin Bîlbîie is Professor of Macroeconomics, Senior J.M. Keynes Fellow, Janeway Institute Coordinator, University of Cambridge. Also, he was Professor of Economics at University of Lausanne, at Paris School of Economics (PSE), Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, at Oxford University (Nuffield College) and HEC Paris. His outstanding research provides him with the opportunity to be Research Fellow of the CEPR (Centre for Economic Policy Research), London, UK, Regular Research Visitor of the Research Department within European Central Bank, Frankfurt, and Research Fellow of the Nuffield College. He is Editor of Quarterly Journal of Economics and European Economic Review.
He visited and consulted with several central banks (New York Fed, Chicago Fed, ECB, Bank of England, Bundesbank, Riksbank, etc.) and held visiting positions with the National Bureau of Economic Research, New York University (NYC and Abu Dhabi) and CREi Barcelona.
Florin’s research focusses on aggregate demand under heterogeneity and inequality, aggregate supply with entry and variety, business cycles and monetary, and fiscal stabilisation policies.
Professor Florin Bîlbîie | Faculty of Economics (cam.ac.uk)

Daniela Andrén is Associate Professor of Economics at the School of Business of Örebro University. Additionally, she held researcher positions at the University of Gothenburg, Department of Economics with Statistics, and Department of Social Work.
She is member of the Editorial Board of Scandinavian Journal of Public Administration and referee for important journals and books (Applied Economics, Economica, Economic Modelling, Economic Systems, European Economic Review, European Journal of Health Economics, European Journal of Heart Failure, Journal of Happiness Studies, Health Policy, Journal of Behavioural and Experimental Economics, Journal of Population Economics, Journal of Socio-Economics, Health Economics, Handbook on the Economics of Happiness, Labour Economics, Social Science & Medicine).
Her main research interests are labour and health economics, with a focus on the evaluation of public policies. In addition to her research activities, she actively participates in educational projects aimed at developing and implementing teaching methods to enhance students' learning outcomes and overall well-being.
Daniela Andrén - Örebro University School of Business - Örebro University (oru.se)