Research

PUBLICATIONS


Cantarella, M., N. Fraccaroli and R. Volpe (2024) Does Language Prevent Policy Take-Up? Evidence from the Italian Start-Up Act, Research Policy, volume 53, issue 6.


Fraccaroli, N., A. Giovannini, J.F. Jamet and E. Persson (2023) Central Banks in Parliaments: A text analysis of the parliamentary hearings of the BoE, the ECB, and the Fed, International Journal of Central Banking, volume 19, issue 2, June 2023, 543-600. [ECB Working Paper].


Fraccaroli, N., A. Regan, and M. Blyth (2023) Brexit and the Ties that Bind: How Global Finance Shapes City-Level Growth Models, Journal of European Public Policy. Selected among the Best papers from the European Union Studies Association 2022 Biennial Conference, Miami, USA.


Cantarella, M., N. Fraccaroli and R. Volpe (2023) Does Fake News Affect Voting Behaviour?, Research Policy, volume 52, issue 1. [CEIS Working Paper; VoxEU].


Fraccaroli, N., A. Giovannini, J.F. Jamet and E. Persson (2022) Does the European Central Bank Speak Differently When in Parliament?, Journal of Legislative Studies, volume 28, issue 3. [ECB Working Paper; SUERF Policy Brief]. 


Fraccaroli, N., A. Giovannini, J.F. Jamet and E. Persson (2022) Ideology and Monetary Policy. The Role of Political Parties' Stances in the European Central Bank's Parliamentary Hearings, European Journal of Political Economy. [ECB Working Paper; SUERF Policy Brief].


Skidelsky, R. and N. Fraccaroli (2017) Austerity vs Stimulus. The Political Future of Economic Recovery, London: Palgrave Macmillan.



UNDER REVIEW 


Yellin' at Yellen: Gender Bias in the Federal Reserve Congressional Hearings

Conditionally Accepted for Publication

with James Bisbee & Andreas Kern

Coverage: The Guardian, Marginal Revolution, Marketplace podcast


Does Regulatory and Supervisory Independence Affect Financial Stability?  

Revise and Resubmit

with Rhiannon Sowerbutts & Andrew Whitworth


Breaking Down the Lockdown: The Causal Effect of Stay-at-Home Mandates on Uncertainty and Sentiments during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Under Review

with Carolina Biliotti, Falco Bargagli Stoffi, Michelangelo Puliga and Massimo Riccaboni




WORKING PAPERS


Political Anger: Evidence from Social Media Campaigns in the Italian Elections

with Nadav Druker and Mark Blyth


Supervisory Capture, Governance and Non-performing Loans


Ideology  in  times  of  crisis. A principal component analysis of votes in the European Parliament, 2004-2019 

with Anatole Cheysson


Credit Shocks and Populism 

with Alessandro Pizzigolotto



WORK IN PROGRESS


State-Owned Banks and Macroprudential Policy

with Tito Cordella and Ugo Panizza


Central Bank Independence, Government Lending, and Fiscal Space

with Angelos Athanasopoulos, Andreas Kern, and Davide Romelli


The Political Economy of Cartel Parties: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis

with Mark Blyth and Jonathan Hopkin


Learning from a Systemic Banking Crisis' Experience: The Long-Run Impact on Borrowing Behavior 

with Alessandro Pizzigolotto



POLICY PAPERS 


Does the European Central Bank speak differently when in parliament? A comparative textual analysis of the European Central Bank's speeches in the European Parliament and in press conferences

with Alessandro Giovannini, Jean-Francois Jamet, & Eric Persson

SUERF Policy Brief (2022), 447


Ideology and Monetary Policy: The role of political parties' stances in the ECB's parliamentary hearings

with Alessandro Giovannini, Jean-Francois Jamet, & Eric Persson

SUERF Policy Brief (2022), 328


The Battle for Europe's Future: Political Cleavages and the Balance of Power Ahead of the European Parliament Elections

with Thierry Chopin, Nils Hernborg, & Jean-Francois Jamet

Jacques Delors Institute Policy Paper (2019), 237


The evolution of the ECB's accountability practices during the crisis

with Alessandro Giovannini & Jean-Francois Jamet

European Central Bank's Economic Bulletin (2018), 5(1)