The 3rd TSI Workshop, spanning two days, featured presentations and discussions on various aspects of micro data analysis and the Micro Data Infrastructure (MDI) project.

Day 1 focused on monetary policy, trade dynamics, firm responsiveness, and energy transition, fostering discussions on future research collaborations.

Welcome Note - Filippo di Mauro, Javier Miranda

Monetary Policy - Daniele Aglio​, Eric Bartelsman​, Marco Miorandi​

Trade & Competitiveness - Sara Azzarito, Marco Matani, Yuting Wei

Firm Responsiveness over the business cycle: New evidence from Europe - Elliott Weder, Leonardo Indraccolo, Javier Miranda, Reeturparna Vishwanath

Energy Transition - Elena Sponga, Marcelo Piemonte Ribeiro

Day 2 commenced with insights from National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) on their micro-data experiences, highlighting challenges and opportunities for MDI construction.

MDI Data Construction - Marco Miorandi, Marcelo Piemonte Robeiro

Trade & Competitiveness, Rethinking Ricardian Comparative Advantage in Europe - Marco Matani, Yuting Wei, Sara Azzarito

Trade & Competitiveness, the Latvian Economy is catching up nonetheless - Marco Matani, Yuting Wei, Sara Azzarito

MDI Walkthrough - Alessandro Zona Mattioli

Discussions centered on data quality enhancement, harmonization efforts, and collaboration prospects. Presentations from Germany, Portugal, and the Netherlands provided valuable insights into MDI data access and construction experiences.

The workshop concluded with sessions on potential MDI applications and a walkthrough on MDI infrastructure and module writing, emphasizing the importance of MDI for economic research. Chairman Filippo di Mauro closed the event, underscoring the significance of MDI and anticipating future advancements in the field.