Andrea Bubula

Focus areas: Open economy macroeconomics 

Andrea Bubula teaches the core SIPA course Economic Analysis for International Affairs. His expertise is in applied open-economy macroeconomics and finance.

His research focuses on the choice of the exchange rate regime and nominal anchor across countries and over time. He has also examined the determinants of interest rate differentials in developing countries.

Dr. Bubula earned his PhD in economics from Columbia University in 2004 and holds a ''Laurea'' and ''Dottorato di Ricerca'' from Universita'' di Roma, La Sapienza. He has worked at the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and was a Fellow of International Affairs at Yale University.

In 2008 he received the Columbia University Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching.

Education

• PhD in Economics, Columbia University
• ''Laurea'' and ''Dottorato di Ricerca,'' Universita'' di Roma, La Sapienza

Honors & Awards

• Columbia University Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching

Professor directs MPA in development practice.