Current research

My research interests span across household finance (portfolio choice, financial risk), program evaluation (pension systems, waste management, auctions), behavioral economics (dishonesty, traumatic events), and in general applied micro-econometrics.

Below I list the projects I am currently involved in; updated versions of the papers are available upon request. I am also involved in further projects at earlier stages.

In addition, I am working with some PhD students. Please find HERE a list of my former and current PhD students and the topic of their dissertation.

S. Brown, A. Bucciol, A. Montagnoli and K. Taylor, "Portfolio Risk and Financial Advice"
A. Bucciol, C. Coriele and L. Zarri, "The Shared Non-cognitive Roots of Health and Socioeconomic Status: Evidence from the US" [Working Paper]
A. Bucciol, D. Opoku and S. Quercia, "The Immediate and Delayed Effects of Nudging Interventions for Household Waste Sorting"
G. Gimenez, A. Bucciol, J. Sanaú, B. Barrado, "Money Calls Money: Financial Literacy and Peers' Socioeconomic Status in a Large International Sample of Adolescents"
F. Innocenti and A. Bucciol, "The Unintended Consequence of Taxing Digital Platforms: a Race to the Top?" (R&R)

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