Cristina Suárez

Cristina Suárez is PhD Associate professor at the Department of Economics. She is an expert in microeconometric models, especially referring to behavioral economics with sample selection models. Currently she is part of the research team in some EU and national funded projects.

She has published in a number of international research journals, among others: Stata Journal, Environmental Science and Policy, Journal of Business Research, Service Industries Journal, Annals of Regional Science.

• Quiroga, S., Suárez, C., and Solís, J.D. (2015). Exploring coffee farmers’ awareness about climate change and water needs: smallholders’ perceptions of adaptive capacity. Environmental Science & Policy, 45, 53-66.
• Abellán, M.J., García-Tabuenca, A., and Suárez, C. (2015). R&D Investment and Firm Survival Across Regions. In Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Global Economy, 21-43. Editors: Charlie Karlsson, Urban Gråsjö y Sofia Wixe, Edward Elgar, Massachusetts, USA.
• De Jorge, J. and Suárez, C. (2014). Productivity, efficiency and its determinants factors in the Spanish hotel sector (1999-2007). Service Industries Journal 34, 354-372.

• Quiroga, S., Suárez, C., and Fernández, Z. (2014). Do water rights affect technical efficiency and social disparities of crop production in the Mediterranean?. Water 6, 3300-3319.
• Gallego, J., Rubalcaba, L., and Suárez, C. (2013). Knowledge for innovation in Europe: the role of external knowledge on firms’ cooperation strategies. Journal Business Research 66, 2034–2041.