Carlotta Berti Ceroni
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1029702 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carlotta Berti Ceroni |
| PRENOMES | Carlotta Berti |
| SOBRENOME | Ceroni |
| ASSINATURA | CERONI C B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Bologna |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2196-2087 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Modern Family? The Gendered Effects of Marriage and Childbearing on Voter Turnout
In many democracies, gender differences in voter turnout have narrowed or even reversed. Yet, it appears that women participate more in some circumstances and men in others. Here we study how life trajectories – specifically, marriage and having children – will impact male and female turnout differently, depending on household-level context. To this end, we leverage a unique administrative panel dataset from Italy, an established democracy where …
Making Unequal Democracy Work? The Effects of Income on Voter Turnout in Northern Italy
In many democracies, voter turnout is higher among the rich than the poor. But do changes in income lead to changes in electoral participation? We address this question with unique administrative data matching a decade of individual tax records with voter rolls in a large municipality in northern Italy. We document several important findings. First, levels of income and turnout both dropped disproportionately among relatively poor citizens follow…
Immigration, ethnic diversity and voting
Neighborhood heterogeneity and electoral turnout
Child Labour and Resistance to Change
We study the interaction between technological innovation, investment in human capital and child labour. In a two‐stage game, first firms decide on innovation, then households decide on education. In equilibrium the presence of inefficient child labour depends on parameters related to technology, parents' altruism and the diffusion of firms' property. Child labour is due either to firms' reluctance to innovate or to households' unwillingness to e…
Poverty Traps and Human Capital Accumulation
In this paper I show that persistent inequality in the distribution of human capital and a negative relation between initial inequality and steady‐state aggregate output may follow from the fact that the poor require relatively higher returns to increase expenditure on education. Moreover, I show that poverty traps emerging in models where individual transitions do not depend on aggregate dynamics, though not robust to the introduction of idiosyn…
Making Unequal Democracy Work? The Effects of Income on Voter Turnout in Northern Italy
In many democracies, voter turnout is higher among the rich than the poor. But do changes in income lead to changes in electoral participation? We address this question with unique administrative data matching a decade of individual tax records with voter rolls in a large municipality in northern Italy. We document several important findings. First, levels of income and turnout both dropped disproportionately among relatively poor citizens follow…
Neighborhood heterogeneity and electoral turnout
Modern Family? The Gendered Effects of Marriage and Childbearing on Voter Turnout
In many democracies, gender differences in voter turnout have narrowed or even reversed. Yet, it appears that women participate more in some circumstances and men in others. Here we study how life trajectories – specifically, marriage and having children – will impact male and female turnout differently, depending on household-level context. To this end, we leverage a unique administrative panel dataset from Italy, an established democracy where …
Poverty Traps and Human Capital Accumulation
In this paper I show that persistent inequality in the distribution of human capital and a negative relation between initial inequality and steady‐state aggregate output may follow from the fact that the poor require relatively higher returns to increase expenditure on education. Moreover, I show that poverty traps emerging in models where individual transitions do not depend on aggregate dynamics, though not robust to the introduction of idiosyn…
Child Labour and Resistance to Change
We study the interaction between technological innovation, investment in human capital and child labour. In a two‐stage game, first firms decide on innovation, then households decide on education. In equilibrium the presence of inefficient child labour depends on parameters related to technology, parents' altruism and the diffusion of firms' property. Child labour is due either to firms' reluctance to innovate or to households' unwillingness to e…
Neighborhood heterogeneity and electoral turnout
Immigration, ethnic diversity and voting
Making Unequal Democracy Work? The Effects of Income on Voter Turnout in Northern Italy
In many democracies, voter turnout is higher among the rich than the poor. But do changes in income lead to changes in electoral participation? We address this question with unique administrative data matching a decade of individual tax records with voter rolls in a large municipality in northern Italy. We document several important findings. First, levels of income and turnout both dropped disproportionately among relatively poor citizens follow…
Modern Family? The Gendered Effects of Marriage and Childbearing on Voter Turnout
In many democracies, gender differences in voter turnout have narrowed or even reversed. Yet, it appears that women participate more in some circumstances and men in others. Here we study how life trajectories – specifically, marriage and having children – will impact male and female turnout differently, depending on household-level context. To this end, we leverage a unique administrative panel dataset from Italy, an established democracy where …
Economics (6 obras) · Demographic economics (5 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Turnout (4 obras) · Voting (4 obras) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 obras) · Inequality (3 obras) · Capital (architecture) (2 obras)