Working Papers

This paper explores how income support for working poor households varies across US states. We overcome limitations in survey data by …
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This paper shows that individual beliefs on the effectiveness of formal and informal sources of risk sharing determine financial …
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Household portfolios differ substantially within and across European economies. While public debates tend to focus on differences in …
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Work in Progress

This paper argues that tax and transfer policies of US state governments determine the local economic effects of fiscal stimulus …
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Combining a variety of survey and administrative data, this paper measures the progressivity of taxes and transfers for each of the US …
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In this paper, I study a fiscal federation as a dynamic interregional contract which aims to provide risk sharing against household- …
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Is it a coincidence that those members of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) which have experienced episodes of severe fiscal …
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Software

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All Julia Matlab Stata

Julia code to adjust inconsistences in the ASEC tax filer status

Prepare Taxsim32 input data in Julia and obtain imputed taxes using a simple function call

Prepare Taxsim32 input data in Matlab and obtain imputed taxes using a simple function call

Computing Gini Coefficients with Julia

Winsorizing procedure which respects boundary conditions on the variables’ moments

A guide helping users of numerical computing languages to master Stata

Connecting Julia and NBER TAXSIM (version 32)

Flattens the Dynare learning curve for students familiar with global solution methods

Matlab function to impute unemployment benefits in US states

Matlab function to export matrices as tex tables

Teaching Assistance

 
 
 
 
 
2016 – 2017

European University Institute (Florence)

  • PhD: Topics in Fiscal Policy (Spring 2017, A. Ferriere), unrated
  • PhD: Macroeconomics II (Spring 2017, E. Pappa), 4.7 / 5
  • PhD: Applied Macro and Labor (Spring 2016, J. Dolado), 4.5 / 5
 
 
 
 
 
2016 – 2017

New York University (Florence)

  • BA: Money and Banking (Spring 2017, G. Gallo), unrated
  • BA: Money and Banking (Fall 2016, G. Gallo), unrated
 
 
 
 
 
2013 – 2014

New York University (New York City)

  • BA: Intermediate Microeconomics (Spring 2014, M. Bhiladwalla), 4.9 / 5
  • BA: Money and Banking (Fall 2013, M. Bhiladwalla), 4.5 / 5
  • BA: Introduction to Macroeconomics (Spring 2013, M. Bhiladwalla), 4.1 / 5
 
 
 
 
 
2013 – 2013

Stern Business School (New York City)

  • MBA: Advanced Macroeconomics (Fall 2013, L. Ljungqvist and T. Sargent), unrated

ADEMU

June 1, 2015
A Dynamic Economic Monetary Union: ADEMU
Addressing EU policy challenges using macroeconomic theory