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Alessia Marrazzo

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Alessia Marrazzo is a Partner at Lear. She has a wide experience in litigation cases, supporting clients in follow-on damages actions and international arbitration cases. She has advised clients in a variety of sectors, ranging from telecoms, energy, transport, media, jet fuel, prestressed concrete and plastic packaging. At Lear, Alessia has also been involved in several cases before the Italian Competition Authority and has worked on ex-post evaluation analyses of competition policy (mainly related to the State aid framework and merger regulation), on behalf of the European Commission and National Competition Authorities.
Alessia has earned a PhD in Economics at the University of Bologna. During her PhD, she deepened her knowledge in industrial organization and applied economics, and she carried out a research project on the ex-post evaluation of non-price effects of regulatory and competition enforcement interventions.

She specialized in competition, regulation and applied econometrics with a Master at the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics. Before, she obtained a BSc in Economics and a Master in Economics and Finance from the University “Federico II” of Naples, gaining a strong background in microeconomics.
Alessia is fluent in English and has a basic knowledge of Spanish.

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Alessia Marrazzo

CONTACT

Via di Monserrato, 48
00186, Roma
Phone: +39 06 68 300 530
Email: alessia.marrazzo@learlab.com

PROFESSIONAL COURSES

  • Quantitative methods for Public Policy Evaluation (15 hours), Barcelona Graduate School of Economics

EDUCATION

  • PhD in Economics, University of Bologna
  • MSc, Competition and Market Regulation, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics
  • MSc, Economics and Finance, University of Naples Federico II

LATEST ENGAGEMENTS

  • Quantification of damages eligible for State aid during COVID-19 outbreak
    Competition Economics
  • Support study for the European Commission on the State aid rules for the environmental protection and energy
    Policy assessment