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Starting the School Year on the Right Foot: Effects of a Summer Learning Program Targeting Vulnerable Students in Italy. Educational Researcher

We conduct a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the impact of a summer learning program for vulnerable students across nine cities in Italy (N = 1,038). The program included educational workshops in small groups (88 hours) and personalized …

The cost of a vowel: How the gender-marked job title affects ratings of female lawyers. Economics Letters

We show that using the feminine job title negatively impacts how female lawyers are perceived by other professionals. Respondents were presented with hypothetical legal issues and shown several realistic profiles of male and female lawyers, where we …

Prosociality in variants of the dictator game: Evidence from children in El Salvador. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics

We study prosocial behavior among primary school students in El Salvador. In a within-subject lab-in-the-field experiment, we examine the relationship between individual traits, i.e., cognitive skills, non-cognitive skills and violence exposure, and …

The preoccupied parent: How financial concerns affect child investment choices. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics

We examine the hypothesis that low parental investments in children may be a consequence of the adverse cognitive effects of poverty: financial worries preoccupy low-income parents with immediate concerns, shifting their attention away from …

Blinded by worries: sin taxes and demand for temptation under financial worries. Theory and Decision

Imposing "sin" taxes has been the preferred way governments tried to discourage the over-consumption of temptation goods for decades. However numerous evidence shows that consumers exhibit behavioral biases which can affect their reaction to taxes. …