Gabriele Pinto
@gabrieleaopinto.bsky.social
economist - data scientist
gabrielepinto.com
gabrielepinto.com
📈Results:
5) Electoral returns were even higher for politicians who also engaged in credit-claiming on social media 📱—
5) Electoral returns were even higher for politicians who also engaged in credit-claiming on social media 📱—
April 14, 2025 at 4:43 PM
📈Results:
5) Electoral returns were even higher for politicians who also engaged in credit-claiming on social media 📱—
5) Electoral returns were even higher for politicians who also engaged in credit-claiming on social media 📱—
📈Results:
4) Most funds were channelled to MP’s electoral strongholds— note we are in an open-list, preference vote system 🗳️
Using a counterfactual analysis, we find that this pork-barreling strategy delivered significant electoral returns.
4) Most funds were channelled to MP’s electoral strongholds— note we are in an open-list, preference vote system 🗳️
Using a counterfactual analysis, we find that this pork-barreling strategy delivered significant electoral returns.
April 14, 2025 at 4:43 PM
📈Results:
4) Most funds were channelled to MP’s electoral strongholds— note we are in an open-list, preference vote system 🗳️
Using a counterfactual analysis, we find that this pork-barreling strategy delivered significant electoral returns.
4) Most funds were channelled to MP’s electoral strongholds— note we are in an open-list, preference vote system 🗳️
Using a counterfactual analysis, we find that this pork-barreling strategy delivered significant electoral returns.
📈Results:
3) We observe both a reciprocal and universalistic behavior: nearly all politicians agree, and everyone gets a (weighted) piece of the cake 🍰
3) We observe both a reciprocal and universalistic behavior: nearly all politicians agree, and everyone gets a (weighted) piece of the cake 🍰
April 14, 2025 at 4:43 PM
📈Results:
3) We observe both a reciprocal and universalistic behavior: nearly all politicians agree, and everyone gets a (weighted) piece of the cake 🍰
3) We observe both a reciprocal and universalistic behavior: nearly all politicians agree, and everyone gets a (weighted) piece of the cake 🍰
🛢️Data:
2) We match these data with credit-claiming posts on social media (example below 👇), and with municipality-level preference vote results (~1,500 municipalities) from two election rounds—before and after the projects.
2) We match these data with credit-claiming posts on social media (example below 👇), and with municipality-level preference vote results (~1,500 municipalities) from two election rounds—before and after the projects.
April 14, 2025 at 4:43 PM
🛢️Data:
2) We match these data with credit-claiming posts on social media (example below 👇), and with municipality-level preference vote results (~1,500 municipalities) from two election rounds—before and after the projects.
2) We match these data with credit-claiming posts on social media (example below 👇), and with municipality-level preference vote results (~1,500 municipalities) from two election rounds—before and after the projects.
🛢️Data:
1) We extract project–politician links by applying LLMs to thousands of resolutions from the Lombardia Regional Assembly (example in the figure 👇)
1) We extract project–politician links by applying LLMs to thousands of resolutions from the Lombardia Regional Assembly (example in the figure 👇)
April 14, 2025 at 4:43 PM
🛢️Data:
1) We extract project–politician links by applying LLMs to thousands of resolutions from the Lombardia Regional Assembly (example in the figure 👇)
1) We extract project–politician links by applying LLMs to thousands of resolutions from the Lombardia Regional Assembly (example in the figure 👇)
What happens when MPs gain broad discretion over public funds? we study the politics of “Signature Spending"✍️💵 — public spending projects funded and signed by specific politicians. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
#EconSky #polisky
#EconSky #polisky
April 14, 2025 at 4:43 PM
What happens when MPs gain broad discretion over public funds? we study the politics of “Signature Spending"✍️💵 — public spending projects funded and signed by specific politicians. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
#EconSky #polisky
#EconSky #polisky
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