I am a senior researcher at the University of Lausanne (recipient of the SNSF "Ambizione" research grant) and a tenure-track Assistant Professor at CREST-Institut Polytechnique de Paris-ENSAE (from 2025).
My research interests lie in the field of public and labor economics, with a focus on studying behavioral responses to tax policy and the effects of public policies on gender inequality, intergenerational mobility, and educational achievement.
E-mail: enrico.rubolino@unil.ch
Publications:
Austerity Harmed Student Achievement The Economic Journal 134: 659, 1199-1227, April 2024 (with Caterina Pavese) [Online Appendix] [Replication files]
Does Weak Enforcement Deter Tax Progressivity? Journal of Public Economics 219: 104833, March 2023 [Online Appendix] [Replication files] [Slides]
Knocking on Parents' Doors: Regulation and Intergenerational Mobility The Journal of Human Resources 57(2): 525-554, March 2022 (with Sauro Mocetti and Giacomo Roma) [Online Appendix]
Tax Progressivity and Top Incomes: Evidence from Tax Reforms The Journal of Economic Inequality 18(3): 261-289, 2020 (with Daniel Waldenström) [Online Appendix] [Replication files]
Trends and Gradients in Top Tax Elasticities: Cross-Country Evidence, 1900-2014 International Tax and Public Finance 26(3): 457–485, 2019 (with Daniel Waldenström) [Online Appendix] [Replication files]
[New] For (Un)Love or (of) Taxes? How Taxing Bachelors Empowered Women
[Revised] Market Externalities of Tax Evasion (with Irene Di Marzio and Sauro Mocetti)
[Revised] The Cost of Gender Identity Norms: Evidence from a Spouse Tax Credit (with Tommaso Giommoni)
What Determines the Capital Share Over the Long-Run of History? (with Erik Bengtsson and Daniel Waldenström)