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09/11/13

The Political Resource Curse

The paper studies the effect of additional government revenues on political corruption and on the quality of politicians, both with theory and data.

Joint with Fernanda Brollo, Roberto Perotti, and Guido Tabellini

22/09/13

Persuasive communication: Men and women react differently

The perceived tone of a product or political advertisement affects public response – even holding constant the content of the message. This column provides evidence that men and women react differently to positive and negative tones in electoral advertisements. Negative advertising increases voter turnout among men but not women; positive …

Tommaso Nannicini, Vincenzo Galasso

#communication #politics

19/09/13

Euro si’, Euro no. Gli effetti della moneta unica sull’economia italiana

L’Euro è il convitato di pietra di qualsiasi discussione di politica economica nel nostro Paese. Una discussione dove prevale spesso la voglia di schierarsi piuttosto che la voglia di approfondire.

Joint with Paolo Manasse and Alessandro Saia

09/11/12

Tying Your Enemy’s Hands in Close Races: The Politics of Federal Transfers in Brazil

This article uses a regression discontinuity design in close electoral races to disclose purely political reasons in the allocation of intergovernmental transfers in a federal state.

Joint with Fernanda Brollo

15/11/11

Non ci resta che crescere. Riforme: chi vince, chi perde, come farle

Che si parli di pensioni o contratti atipici, di scuola o evasione fiscale, di taxi o energia, di semplificazione burocratica o università, è facile imbattersi in proposte puntualmente al centro del dibattito pubblico ma mai realizzate.

Tommaso Nannicini

12/11/11

A survey experiment in the field during the 2011 mayoral election in Milan

We implemented a survey experiment in the field involving the administration of different campaign materials to voters who accepted to participate in online surveys.

Joint with Vincenzo Galasso

09/11/11

Competing on Good Politicians

We introduce a theoretical model where ideological parties select and allocate high-valence (experts) and low-valence (party loyalists) candidates into electoral districts.

Joint with Vincenzo Galasso

09/01/11

Economies in Transition: How Important Is Trade Openness for Growth?

We investigate the effect of trade openness on economic growth in transition countries using a transparent statistical methodology that leads to data-driven case studies.

Joint with Andreas Billmeier

02/01/11

A large-scale field experiment during the 2011 mayoral election in Arezzo

We implemented a large-scale field experiment involving the administration of different informational treatments to voters via both mail and phone.

Joint with Chad Kendall and Francesco Trebbi

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