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Francisco Rabadán Pérez
Professor of Statistics in Economics
Rey Juan Carlos University
Department of Applied Economics I and History and Economic Institutions
PhD in Economic Analysis and Applied Economics
📧 francisco.rabadan@urjc.es
📧 pacorabadan@pacorabadan.com
Academic profile
This website brings together my academic activity in teaching, research and outreach, with particular attention to statistics applied to economics, data analysis, behavioural economics and the study of social capital in economic and social contexts.
The site is conceived as a stable and sober personal academic website, aimed at presenting publications, teaching materials, support resources and outreach content in an orderly way.
Areas of work
Applied statistics
Statistical inference, multivariate methods, data analysis and empirical applications in economics, business and the social sciences.
Behavioural economics
Analysis of decisions, beliefs, preferences, academic assessment, tax behaviour and response processes.
Teaching and AI
Teaching materials for statistics, responsible use of artificial intelligence and development of applied statistical reasoning.
Main sections
Publications
Scientific articles, book chapters, working papers and reports, with DOI links and reviewed references.
Teaching
Teaching materials for Statistics I and Statistics II: notes, exercises, probability tables and support resources.
CV
Curriculum summary, academic career, scientific output, teaching, management and university activity.
Outreach
Texts and resources on economics, statistics, computing, music and other academic and cultural interests.
Selected publications
Gender, Knowledge and Resilience in Evaluation Processes
Journal of Innovation & Knowledge, 2025.
JCR Q1 · Scopus Q1
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Digital Transformation and Human Capital in Europe’s Twin Transition
Systems, 2026.
JCR Q1 · Scopus Q2
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Approach
Statistics is presented here as a tool for decision-making in real contexts. The priority is not only to apply techniques, but to select appropriate methods, justify their use, interpret results and communicate conclusions clearly.
Social capital and risk
Study of social capital, institutional trust, citizen profiles, tax behaviour and links with economic and social risk.