Enrico Cavallotti
@enricocavallotti.bsky.social
Max Weber Fellow @ EUI | Political economy, Environment, Crime
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🧵 How do criminal organizations expand to strong states? My paper in @thejop.bsky.social explains how mafias successfully moved to Northern Italy—by striking deals with local actors and exploiting migrant labor. Thread: ⬇️
"How Criminal Organizations Expand to Strong States: Local Agreements and Migrant Exploitation in Northern Italy" by Gemma Dipoppa. www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/...
March 8, 2025 at 4:12 PM
🧵 How do criminal organizations expand to strong states? My paper in @thejop.bsky.social explains how mafias successfully moved to Northern Italy—by striking deals with local actors and exploiting migrant labor. Thread: ⬇️
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📢I'm on the #EconJobMarket!
My #EconJMP studies how inequality in foreign economies shapes the effects of Fed's tightening on their GDP.
Spoiler: higher ineq = larger (smaller) GDP drop in AEs (EMEs). Mainly via financial channel.
👉 tinyurl.com/4e2y9598
🌐 simone-arrigoni.com
#EconSky
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My #EconJMP studies how inequality in foreign economies shapes the effects of Fed's tightening on their GDP.
Spoiler: higher ineq = larger (smaller) GDP drop in AEs (EMEs). Mainly via financial channel.
👉 tinyurl.com/4e2y9598
🌐 simone-arrigoni.com
#EconSky
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November 20, 2024 at 10:24 AM
📢I'm on the #EconJobMarket!
My #EconJMP studies how inequality in foreign economies shapes the effects of Fed's tightening on their GDP.
Spoiler: higher ineq = larger (smaller) GDP drop in AEs (EMEs). Mainly via financial channel.
👉 tinyurl.com/4e2y9598
🌐 simone-arrigoni.com
#EconSky
Thread👇1/11
My #EconJMP studies how inequality in foreign economies shapes the effects of Fed's tightening on their GDP.
Spoiler: higher ineq = larger (smaller) GDP drop in AEs (EMEs). Mainly via financial channel.
👉 tinyurl.com/4e2y9598
🌐 simone-arrigoni.com
#EconSky
Thread👇1/11
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Alright, I've got zero followers right now—let's see if this thread on my JMP can escape the depths of the internet.
TL;DR: Labour market power leads to large productivity losses.
Keep reading if you’re interested in misallocation, tech diffusion, and regional disparities (you should be!).
TL;DR: Labour market power leads to large productivity losses.
Keep reading if you’re interested in misallocation, tech diffusion, and regional disparities (you should be!).
November 22, 2024 at 2:44 PM
Alright, I've got zero followers right now—let's see if this thread on my JMP can escape the depths of the internet.
TL;DR: Labour market power leads to large productivity losses.
Keep reading if you’re interested in misallocation, tech diffusion, and regional disparities (you should be!).
TL;DR: Labour market power leads to large productivity losses.
Keep reading if you’re interested in misallocation, tech diffusion, and regional disparities (you should be!).