About

My research lies primarily in microeconometrics, with applications in health, education, and labor economics. A central theme of my work is understanding how peer effects, social comparisons, and social environments shape individual choices, behaviors, and outcomes.

Econometrics · Applied Microeconomics · Social Interactions · Causal Inference

Treatment Spillover Effects with Group Size Variation: Evidence from Lesotho

with F. Belotti and S. Daidone

Copula-Based Random Effects Models for General Networks

with S. Pereda

Distribution Free Estimation of Spatial Autoregressive Binary Choices Panel Data Model

Revised version forthcoming.

Parametric and Semiparametric IV Estimation of Network Models with Selectivity

with E. Patacchini and E. Rainone

Inactive with mistakes.