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Italy has long been a fertile case to develop and test political economy theories. These papers use data from the Italian case on a range of substantive issues--crime, corruption, candidate selection, and fiscal rules--to examine core questions to political economy.
A Few Signatures Matter: Barriers to Entry in Italian Local Politics - Santiago Perez Vincent, Universita Bocconi
Doing Business Below the Line: Mafia, Screening and Public Funds - Gianmarco Daniele; Gemma Dipoppa, University of Pennsylvania
Fiscal Rules and the Selection of Politicians - Matteo Gamalerio, Institut d'Economia de Barcelona, University of Barcelona
The Persistent Effects of Corruption and the Rise of Populism in Italy - Gianmarco Daniele; Marco Le Moglie, Bocconi University