Research

Refereed Journals

1. Agostini, A., Bloise, F., Tancioni, M. (2024). Vaccination policy and mortality from COVID-19 in the European Union, The Econometrics Journal, 27(2), 299-322

2. Bises, B., Bloise, F., Scialà, A. (2024). Labor share as an ”automatic stabilizer” of income inequality. International Tax and Public Finance, 31, 511-532

3. Bloise, F., Chironi, D., Della Porta, D., Pianta, M. (2024). Inequality and elections in Italy, 1994-2018. Italian Economic Journal, 10 (1), 1-23

4. Bloise, F., Cirillo, V., Raitano, M., Ricci, A. (2022). Within-firm inequality in workdays and labour productivity: Evidence from linked employer–employee Italian data. Industrial and Corporate Change, 31(1), 39-61

5. Bloise, F., Brunetti, I., Cirillo, V. (2022). Firm-level distributional dynamics: Labour share in Italian medium-large firms. Economia Politica, 39, 623-655

6. Bloise, F., Raitano, M. (2021). Intergenerational earnings persistence in Italy between actual father-son pairs accounting for lifecycle and attenuation bias. Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 83(1), 88-114

7. Bloise, F., Brunori, P., Piraino, P. (2021). Estimating intergenerational income mobility on sub-optimal data: a machine learning approach. Journal of Economic Inequality, 19, 643–665

8. Bloise, F., Tancioni, M., (2021). Predicting the spread of COVID-19 in Italy using machine learning: Do socioeconomic factors matter? Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 56, 310-329

9. Bloise, F., Franzini, M., Raitano, R. (2021). Personal income tax design and background-related earnings advantages: evidence from Italy and Poland. International Journal of Manpower, 42(8), 1370-1396

10. Bloise, F., Chironi, D., Pianta, M. (2021). Inequality and elections in Italy’s regions. Territory, Politics, Governance, 9(3), 365-390

11. Barbieri, T., Bloise, F., Raitano, M. (2020). Intergenerational earnings inequality: new evidence from Italy. Review of Income and Wealth, 66(2), 418-443

12. Bloise, F., Mariani, R. D. (2018). The labour demand response to supply shocks: the indirect effect of immigration in Italy. Economia Italiana, (1), 73-95

13. Bloise, F., Raitano, M. (2018). L’associazione fra caratteristiche dei padri e redditi da lavoro dei figli in Italia: è solo questione di istruzione? Argomenti, (10), 83-102

14. Barbieri, T., Bloise, F., (2016). La ricchezza delle famiglie italiane: distribuzione e tendenze, La rivista delle politiche sociali (Italian Journal of Social Policy), (3-4), 105-127

Book Chapters

1. Bloise, F., Raitano, M. (2022). Welfare fiscale e previdenza integrativa in Italia: una valutazione di equità ed efficienza, in M. Jessoula e E. Pavolini (a cura di). La mano invisibile dello Stato Sociale, Il Mulino, Bologna.

2. Bloise, F., Raitano, M. (2019). Le agevolazioni fiscali alla previdenza integrativa in Italia: una valutazione di equità ed efficienza, (with Michele Raitano), in Pizzuti F. R. (eds). Rapporto sullo Stato Sociale 2019, Sapienza University Press, Roma.

3. Barbieri, T., Bloise, F. (2019). La dinamica delle diseguaglianze nei e tra i paesi dell’UE , in Pizzuti F. R. (eds). Rapporto sullo Stato Sociale 2019, Sapienza University Press, Roma.

4. Bloise, F., Fantozzi, R., Raitano, M., Ricci, C. (2018). L’andamento di lungo periodo della distribuzione salariale in Italia, in Franzini M., Raitano M. (eds). Il mercato rende disuguali? Il Mulino, Bologna.

5. Barbieri, T., Bloise, F. (2018). La Disuguaglianza dei redditi di mercato: una scomposizione per fattori, in Franzini M., Raitano M. (eds). Il mercato rende disuguali? Il Mulino, Bologna.

Policy reports

1. Raitano, M., Karagiannaki, E., Premrov, T., Geyer, L., Fuchs, M., Bloise, F., Costa-Font, J., Ludicone, F., De Micheli, B. (2021). Study on Intergenerational Fairness. Final Report. Brussels: European Commission.

Peer-Reviewed Conference Papers

1. Ballerini, V., Bloise, F., Briscolini, D., Raitano, M. (2018). Data integration in social Sciences: the earnings intergenerational mobility problem, in Proceedings of the Italian Statistical Society (SIS) Conference, Palermo, 93-98.

1. Bloise, F. (2018). The poor stay poor, the rich get rich: wealth mobility across two generations in Italy, Working Paper CIRET, 4/2018

1. Tax policy levers and taxpayer decision-making: Insights from a laboratory experiment on an evolutionary model of income tax evasion decisions, with (Elena Costarelli and Silvia Fedeli), R\&R

2. Evaluating quantile treatment effects with machine learning: An application to the informal sector wage gap, (with Francesco Dotto, Francesco Giuli, and Margherita Scarlato), R\&R

3. Measuring Intergenerational Mobility with Missing Parents’ Incomes: A One-Sample Machine Learning Approach, (with Teresa Barbieri and Michele Raitano)

4. Local politics and Immigrants’ Labour Market Outcomes, with (Daniele Checchi, Maria De Paola, Daniel Michael Kreisman, Paolo Naticchioni, Michele Pellizzari, and Alessio Romarri)

5. Drivers of Early Labour Market Outcomes: New Evidence from Students of a Large University (with Marianna Belloc, Francesco D'angelo, and Michele Raitano)

6. The evolution of inequality of opportunity in Italy: from baby boomers to millenials, (with Paolo Brunori, Vito Rocco Peragine, and Michele Raitano)

7. The informal sector wage gap revisited: assessing individual heterogenous effects using machine learning (with Francesco Giuli, Edoardo Santoni and Margherita Scarlato)

8. Predicting AI adoption of European firms: A Machine Learning approach, (with Cristiana Fiorelli and Valentina Meliciani)

9. The effect of temperature shock on mortality in European regions, with (Danilo Rosin and Massimiliano Tancioni)

10. Intergenerational transmission of skills and earnings inequality: a cross-country perspective, (with Michele Raitano and Francesco Vona)