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Dario Pietro Matina

@DarioMatina

PhD Econ @Brown_Economics. Former LMEC Student @DSE_unibo. Growth, culture, development. Proudly Sicilian and @Inter fan.

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È impossibile non tornare, ogni volta che sono da queste parti.

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Migrants to France were vectors of diffusion of modern fertility norms to their regions of origin in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, from Mickael Melki, Hillel Rapoport, Enrico Spolaore, and Romain Wacziarg nber.org/papers/w32990

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Can Europe match the US in paying top academics? Why is it so hard for continental Europe to build world-class universities? In today's piece on Silicon Continent, I explore funding, academic excellence, and how to ensure Europe can compete in research. siliconcontinent.com/p/can-europe-p…


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Can political institutions shape norms? Long run exposure to historical forms of self-governance fosters norms of cooperation, which map onto prosocial behaviors. Cultural transmission and feedback loop between norms and institutions sustain this pattern econometricsociety.org/publications/e…

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Do you live where you are because you have always liked the main features of your current location or because once you were there you began to grow roots? David Jinkins @veryshuai and I provide evidence for “root-growing” using a unique emp. setting. 1/n doi.org/10.1016/j.regs…

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Lo stato della macroeconomia. Con John Cochrane twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…


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Nice post, but more than institutions, I would argue that what matters is culture (defined as expectations and values transmitted from parents to kids). A different historical experience can have very long-term effects academic.oup.com/jeea/article-a…. The experience of the revolution is…

These are two halves of the same island. Institutions matter.

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📢 Free virtual course on "Data in Macro Development" for PhD students & economics faculty This new course by STEG (@cepr_org) will provide a comprehensive overview of the various types of data being used in the field of macro development. Register here: cepr-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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I've just released a new notebook exploring global solutions to an Overlapping Generations (OLG) model using the bc-MC operator: 👉notebook: github.com/JulienPascal/b… 👉 paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… #EconTwitter #Economics #MachineLearning

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🚨New preprint🚨 We show that *moral diversity* is linked to cultural looseness and less willingness to punish, across populations. We replicate the effect in new experimental settings! Led by my amazing friend and co-author @osborne_merrick

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Hello! @MohammadAtari90 and I have some exciting news. We posted a pre-print: “Moral Diversity Fosters Cultural Looseness and Unpunished Norm Violations” osf.io/preprints/psya…



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Why do people keep saving into their retirement? Can we not turn off that habit, or are we saving for medical bills or to pass on as bequests? And how does it change when a spouse dies? @M_De_Nardi's working paper looks at both singles and couples. users.nber.org/~denardim/rese…


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Dismissal of city councils infiltrated by organized crime leads in the long run to increases in employment, number of firms, and industrial real estate prices, from Alessandra Fenizia and Raffaele Saggio nber.org/papers/w32002

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Hey hey, anyone have a list of ongoing online economics seminars? (that are open to outside researchers) Asking for a few young folks (pre-phd) interested in attending online econ seminars.


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dedico a @francescocosta questa mappa del pagamento del canone RAI che NON è la solita "literally any statistics about italy". see below why!

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"Historical social contracts and their legacy: a disaggregated analysis of the medieval republics" P. Buonanno @buonanno_paolo, M. Cervellati, S. Lazzaroni @sara_lazz & G. Prarolo @GPrarolo @j_econ_growth 2022 #EconTwitter link.springer.com/article/10.100…



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A tragedy. And a warning to the rest of us. Growth is not automatic, an effortless trend. Every step of the way is hard work. Growth can stop.

Italy’s 🇮🇹 dismal multi-decade economic performance 📉 Cc: @zingales @Noahpinion @RanaForoohar @sullydish

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This is great! Fascinating paper! So many mechanisms - very hard to organize conceptually - really important.

🚨 New Working Paper: Religion and Growth w/ @essobecker & @jaredcrubin We use the elements of a macroeconomic production function—physical capital, human capital, labor, and technology—to frame the role of religion in economic growth. monash.edu/__data/assets/… 🧵1/9

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🇮🇹 Come fa il consumo reale pro capite delle famiglie residenti in 🇮🇹 ad essere aumentato tra il 2019 ed il 2023 se i redditi sono stati erosi dall'inflazione (e senza toccare i risparmi)? Un 🧵 con 📉 per capire i dati. 1/N

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Decomposition of the deflator of production in 2022. ZERO IMPACT of markups on prices. Of course, this could change in 2023 as energy prices are falling (Source: Bank of Italy annual report)

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