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Miguel Angel Gavilan Rubio

Miguel Angel Gavilan Rubio

Economist, Economic Risk Analysis

Miguel A. Gavilan-Rubio is an Economist in the Economic and Risk Analysis division at the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), which he joined in 2023. He serves as the macroeconomic expert for Ireland and contributes to the ESM’s early warning system through applied macroeconomic analysis.

Before joining the ESM, Mr Gavilan-Rubio worked in the Monetary Policy Analysis Unit at the Bank of Slovenia and served as a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Essex, where he also completed his PhD in Economics under the supervision of Professor Stefan Niemann. He has also worked as an external consultant in the Fiscal Policies Division at the European Central Bank and as a junior researcher at the Banco de México.

His areas of expertise include monetary economics and macroeconomics, with a current research focus on assessing the macroeconomic effects of climate change.

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My blog entries

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Through the looking glass: granular evidence to strengthen economic resilience to physical climate risk

Miguel Angel Gavilan Rubio, Jemima Peppel-Srebrny
Climate change
Risks

My working papers

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Working papers

The macroeconomic effects of extreme weather events in Spain: a high-frequency, regional approach

ESM

My speeches

 Marialena Athanasopoulou and  Miguel Angel Gavilan Rubio
Speeches

The Economics of Climate Risk for Sovereigns: Insights for Sustainable Finance - presentation by Marialena Athanasopoulou and Miguel Angel Gavilan Rubio

My ESM Briefs

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Employment gains, productivity strains: Sectoral shifts and new geography of growth in the euro area