Marcio Santetti
Assistant Professor, School of Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies
Dr. Marcio Santetti is an applied economist whose research agenda focuses on how business cycles intersect with income distribution (namely, the falling wage share of income), and with the natural environment, especially primary energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
His work has been published in outlets such as Metroeconomica, Review of Social Economy, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, and the Review of Political Economy, among others.
Dr. Santetti has taught a wide range of economics courses at different institutions, including statistics, econometrics, and macroeconomics. Currently, he is one of the coordinators of the Economics minor at Emerson.
Courses
- Topics in Economics
- Advanced Topics in Economics
- Principles of Economics
- Interdisciplinary Studies Senior Capstone
Academic Work
- Forthcoming, “Post-Keynesian vignettes on secular stagnation: From labor suppression to natural growth,” with C. Rada, R. von Arnim & A. Schiavone. In Growth, Distribution, and Effective Demand: Classical and Post-Keynesian Perspectives, D. Tavani & D. K. Foley (Eds.), Routledge
- 2025, “A time-varying finance-led model for U.S. business cycles,” Metroeconomica: 1-23. 12516
- 2024, “Growth, cycles, and residential investment,” with M. Nikiforos & R. von Arnim, Structural Change & Economic Dynamics, 69: 313-327
- 2024, “The Sraffian supermultiplier and cycles: Theory and empirics,” with M. Nikiforos & R. von Arnim, Review of Political Economy, 36:5, 2085-2104
- 2024, “Residential and nonresidential investment and the cycle: A rejoinder,” with M. Nikiforos & R. von Arnim, Review of Political Economy, 36:5, 2116-2120
- 2022, “The US labor share of income: What shocks matter?” with I. Mendieta-Muñoz, C. Rada & R. von Arnim, Review of Social Economy, 80(4): 514-549
- 2021, “What are the structural determinants of US carbon dioxide emissions? An econometric approach”. International Journal of Applied Economics, 18(2): 44-80
- 2018, “Technical progress in GDP production and CO2 emissions in Brazil: 1970-2012,” with A. Marquetti & H. Morrone, Cepal Review, 125: 119-132