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.

1. D. Boto-Garcìa and A. Bucciol, "Peers' Performance Feedback" (R&R)

2. S. Brown, A. Bucciol, A. Montagnoli and K. Taylor, "Portfolio Risk and Financial Advice"

3. A. Bucciol, C. Coriele and L. Zarri, "The Shared Non-cognitive Roots of Health and Socioeconomic Status: Evidence from the US"  [Working Paper]

4. A. Bucciol, D. Opoku and S. Quercia, "The Immediate and Delayed Effects of Nudging Interventions for Household Waste Sorting"

5. G. Gimenez, A. Bucciol, J. Sanaú, B. Barrado, "Money Calls Money: Financial Literacy and Peers' Socioeconomic Status in a Large International Sample of Adolescents"

6. F. Innocenti and A. Bucciol, "The Unintended Consequence of Taxing Digital Platforms: a Race to the Top?"  (R&R)