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May 24, 2014
Italy and the euro: Myths and realities
VoxEU.org
Paolo Manasse, Tommaso Nannicini e Alessandro Saia
The euro’s impact on southern EZ members is a key topic in national and European debates. This column argues that the economic evidence is twisted to fit preconceptions. It ...
Sept. 22, 2013
Persuasive communication: Men and women react differently
VoxEU.org
Vincenzo Galasso e Tommaso Nannicini
The perceived tone of a product or political advertisement affects public response – even holding constant the content of the message. This column provides evidence that men and women react differently ...
March 10, 2010
The Political Resource Curse
VoxEU.org
Fernanda Brollo, Guido Tabellini, Tommaso Nannicini e Roberto Perotti
Is the discovery of natural resources necessarily a good thing? Examining data from Brazil, this column finds that a 10% windfall in government revenues leads to a 12 percentage point ...
Sept. 22, 2009
Competing on good politicians
VoxEU.org
Vincenzo Galasso e Tommaso Nannicini
Political competition may produce better governance. This column shows that Italian politicians shirk less when they are from a more closely contested district. But it’s not simply a re-election ...
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