Postdoctoral research fellow at @MonashUni, on leave from @FWOVlaanderen and @UAntwerpen.
Economics, Game Theory, Social Networks, Cultural Transmission.
Polarization isn't just about biased media. Social networks and affective polarization determine whether information unites society, deepens divides, or fails to improve learning.
New paper by @DLSebastiano, @lmerlino1, and @yveszenou1
https://t.co/xwqquOpoqs
#REStud#EconX
Happy and proud to see this in press. It was a lot work, but also of fun thanks to with @DLSebastiano and @yveszenou1 : "Affective Polarization, Media Outlets, and Opinion Dynamics" is forthcoming at the Review of Economic Studies! Summary and link in the comments
Happy and proud to see this in press. It was a lot work, but also of fun thanks to with @DLSebastiano and @yveszenou1 : "Affective Polarization, Media Outlets, and Opinion Dynamics" is forthcoming at the Review of Economic Studies! Summary and link in the comments
Polarization isn't just about biased media. Social networks and affective polarization determine whether information unites society, deepens divides, or fails to improve learning.
New paper by @DLSebastiano, @lmerlino1, and @yveszenou1
https://t.co/xwqquOpoqs
#REStud#EconX
I'm delighted to have started serving as Co-Editor of the Journal of Economic Theory. If you have exciting new research in economic theory, I encourage you to submit it. My goal is to ensure a fair, constructive, and timely editorial process. https://t.co/x9GBm6a16a
We often think that the effects of class background are washed out by education. But we show that two people who did the same subject at the same university at the same time, and got the same grade …. end up earning quite different amounts when they enter the labour market
📢now forthcoming in ECMA!
The Class Gap in Career Progression: Evidence from US Academia
Class is rarely a focus of research or DEI in elite US occupations.
Evidence suggests it should be: we find a large class gap in at least one occupation - tenure-track academia...🧵
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21081
God, Guilt, and Giving: Public Good Contribution among Catholics and Protestants
Francesco Cinnirella @fcinnio@UniBergamo, Sebastiano Della Lena @DLSebastiano@MonashUni, Elena Manzoni @UniBergamo, Fabrizio Panebianco @Unicatt@Unicatt_en
https://t.co/76XdtdjoWK
#CEPR_PoE #CEPR_PE #EconTwitter
With @DLSebastiano and S. Safi, we have a new paper where we examine the interplay between social networks, firm hiring policies, and the transmission of work ethics across generations. Available at: https://t.co/CoozDA49c7
@HeadYoung17@GuarroPas Brozovic se vedi la carriera è stato un brocco. Ha fatto bene una stagione e mezzi in 10 anni. Sempre la giocata più semplice e mentalità scostante e fastidiosa.
@grattonecon Maybe, the university experience in Australia is pretty depressing for students and they do not feel to be emotionally nor intellectually attached to give money back.
Happy to see our new paper @elnmanzoni@fabpanebianco in November’s issue of GEB. We show how guilt aversion fosters trust and trustworthiness and under which conditions cooperation can thrive in a society over time. https://t.co/8N95E5bJgN