I am a PhD candidate in economics at the European University Institute in Florence and a guest researcher at the University of Oslo.
My research interests are macroeconomics, fiscal policy and computational methods. I also work on household finance and machine learning.
Here is my CV.
This Town Ain’t Big Enough? Knowing When Decentralization Is Too Much
Jannin and Sotura (2019)
Firm Foundation and Location Choices: The Effects of Public Goods and Services
Riedel, Simmler and Wittrock (2018)
Revisiting Tax on Top Income
İmhrohoğlu, Kumi and Nakornthab (2017)
Costs of Sovereign Defaults
Asonuma, Chamon, Erce and Sasahara (2017)
Fiscal Federalism for the Euro Area?
Schelkle (2017)
Towards the Fiscalization of the European Union? Lessons from the Early United States
Woźniakowski (2016)
Collective Action Clauses and Sovereign Debt Restructuring in the Euro Area
Martinelli (2015)
Revisiting Tax on Top Income
İmhrohoğlu, Kumi and Nakornthab (2017)
Has Consumption Inequality Mirrored Income Inequality?
Aguiar and Bils (2015)
Fiscal Unions Redux
Kehoe and Pastorino (2016)
A Theory of Optimal Inheritance Taxation
Piketty and Saez (2013)
The Optimum Quantity of Debt
Aiyagari and McGrattan (1998)
Julia code to adjust inconsistences in the ASEC tax filer status
Collection of Matlab files turning spreadsheets into tables and charts
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
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