Bruno Barsanetti

Assistant professor, FGV EPGE. Economic geography.
From São Paulo to Rio, through Chicago.

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@gandhisahil Amazing! Congrats, well deserved!

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@henriqueveras Obrigado! Primeira publicação dele, imagino que de muitas!

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Really happy to have our paper "Paths that led to gold: historical roads, trade, and persistence" published at RSUE! Joint with Alexandre Portugal, a very promising PhD candidate specializing in economic history.

https://t.co/o4IpiA2uKA

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@kangthomas Obrigado, Thomas

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@tiagopferraz Obrigado, Tiago!

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@carlos_d_diaz @RoyalStatSoc Hopefully, and perhaps for the world cup too

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

The timing of railroad construction and provision persistently affects economic activity around it. In the January issue, by Bruno Barsanetti @barsanetti https://t.co/S4aEcSOLor

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Detalhes do estudo na tese do Arthur: https://t.co/D15qxERsk0

(Estamos trabalhando em uma nova versão do working paper)

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O Valor Econômico publicou hoje nosso artigo de opinião com resultados da nossa pesquisa sobre o saque aniversário do FGTS.

https://t.co/iKzxghRHon

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Argumentamos no op-ed que o saque-aniversário permite uma reorganização financeira para as famílias, que reduzem seu endividamento a uma taxa de juros alta ao sacar parte da poupança compulsória.

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@henriqueveras Obrigado, Henrique! Ainda tivemos o paper sendo apresentado pelo Tales ai na UFPE! Ate novembro (estarei ai na LACEA)!

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I'm really happy to see our paper "College access spillover on high school performance: Evidence from college openings", joint work with Tales Rands, published at Economics of Education Review. (1/4)

Paper: https://t.co/Jsb3gZDkQs

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@carlos_d_diaz Gracias, Carlos!

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@BeatrizGietner Obrigado!

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The experience at Economics of Education Review was amazing, with a revision that really improved the paper. (4/4)

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This paper is very special to me for two reasons: 1) It was great to work with Tales, one of my first PhD students, from whom I learned so much about the economics of education. 2) Personal note: my father graduated from a Fatec (in the 80s), it really meant a lot for him. (3/4)