Publications
Manipulation and selection in unemployment insurance
with Kilian Russ and Vincenzo Scrutinio
Most recent version — The Economic Journal · doi
Navigating the Electric Storm: Assessing Policy Responses to Europe’s Energy Shock
with Matteo Alpino, Emanuela Ciapanna and Gabriele Rovigatti
CEPR discussion paper — The Electricity Journal, Volume 38, December 2025 · doi
Costs and benefits of the green transition envisaged in the Italian NRRP – an evaluation using the Social Cost of Carbon
with Matteo Alpino and Federica Zeni
Bank of Italy Occasional Paper n. 720 — Energy Policy, Volume 182, November 2023 · doi
The impact of Chinese import competition on Italian manufacturing
with Andrea Linarello
WorkINPS paper n. 26 · Bank of Italy Working Paper n. 1345 — Review of International Economics, Volume 30, August 2022, pp. 702–731 · doi
Working papers
The (in)effectiveness of targeted payroll tax reductions
with Alessandra Fenizia and Nicholas Li
paper — conditionally accepted at The Economic Journal
Firms in the energy crisis: evidence from 2021–2022
with Matteo Alpino and Annalisa Frigo
paper — reject and resubmit at the Journal of Public Economics
Wage contracts and financial frictions
with Cedomir Malgieri
Most recent version
Adverse selection and choice frictions in crop insurance against climate risk
with Alessandro Palma and Matteo Paradisi
paper
Selected work in progress
No Country for Young Managers: How Age and Tenure Shape the Distribution of Italian Firms with Marta Morazzoni, Stefano Pietrosanti and Guido Spanó
Hydrogen Valleys with Francesco Del Prato, Lorenzo Incoronato and Salvatore Lattanzio part of the INPS VisitPNRR program
Energy shocks and corporate resilience: evidence from energy-intensive firms with Matteo Alpino
Chapter in books
Accessing development assistance data and statistics
with Eduardo Missoni
in Management of International Institutions and NGOs (2013), Routledge, pp. 227–236
Dormant projects
What are the returns to apprenticeships? Evidence from Italy
WorkINPS paper n. 21
Job reallocation from the 80s to the COVID-19 crisis and beyond. Evidence from administrative data
with Edoardo Di Porto, Andrea Linarello, Francesca Lotti, Andrea Petrella and Enrico Sette