Dimitrije Ruzic
Assistant Professor of Economics
Biography
Dimitrije Ruzic is an Assistant Professor of Economics at INSEAD. He obtained an A.B. in Economics from Harvard College, an M.Sc. in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics from the London School of Economics, and a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Michigan.
His research interests span macroeconomics and international trade. Though his projects he works to understand how differences across firms shape macroeconomic outcomes. In the process, he combines models of differentiated firms with firm microdata to explore questions related to productivity trends, the allocation of resources, inequality, and the spillovers of firm reputation.
If you cannot find him in his office, please look around the Fontainebleau forest—he might be bouldering.
His research interests span macroeconomics and international trade. Though his projects he works to understand how differences across firms shape macroeconomic outcomes. In the process, he combines models of differentiated firms with firm microdata to explore questions related to productivity trends, the allocation of resources, inequality, and the spillovers of firm reputation.
If you cannot find him in his office, please look around the Fontainebleau forest—he might be bouldering.
Latest posts
Mega Companies: Superstars or Super Villains?
Dimitrije Ruzic
South Korea’s experience shows that big is not necessarily bad.
How Trade Made the Richest 0.1% Even Richer
Dimitrije Ruzic
Better access to foreign markets benefited exporting firms’ top executives disproportionately more than rank-and-file workers.
How the Volkswagen Scandal Turned ‘Made in Germany’ Into a Liability
Dimitrije Ruzic
Firms that leverage a collective reputation for marketing purposes should never lose sight of the fact that one bad apple can spoil the barrel.
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