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Prof. Dr. ANTONELLA DI FONZO

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Dr. Antonella Di Fonzo is a Researcher in the Council for Agricultural Research and Agricultural Economics Analysis, Research Centre for Policies and Bioeconomy (CREA-PB). She holds a MSc in Economics, Management and Corporate Finance and a PhD in Economic Sciences with deepening quantitative methods for economics, region and environment. Prior to joining CREA, she worked at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio (Department of Economic and Law), where she is currently an Adjunct Professor of Natural Resource Economics and Agri-Food Economics. Her main research interests are the related sustainability of natural resources in agriculture and policy, the quantitative and qualitative analysis of agri-food chains (application of econometric models), agroindustrial value chains, and national and international policies that regulate the agri-food system (such as unfair trade practices, CAP, food safety).

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Dr. Antonella Di Fonzo is a Researcher in the Council for Agricultural Research and Agricultural Economics Analysis, Research Centre for Policies and Bioeconomy (CREA-PB). She holds a MSc in Economics, Management and Corporate Finance and a PhD in Economic Sciences with deepening quantitative methods for economics, region and environment. Prior to joining CREA, she worked at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio (Department of Economic and Law), where she is currently an Adjunct Professor of Natural Resource Economics and Agri-Food Economics. Her main research interests are the related sustainability of natural resources in agriculture and policy, the quantitative and qualitative analysis of agri-food chains (application of econometric models), agroindustrial value chains, and national and international policies that regulate the agri-food system (such as unfair trade practices, CAP, food safety).