4 papers
Fooling Yourself: how narratives shape beliefs
Andrea Albertazzi, Paolo Pin, Marco Stimolo +1
Decision-makers often receive information through narratives combining diagnostic evidence, which favors one state over another, with nondiagnostic details, which provide no inform…
Museums as Policy Tools: The Behavioral Impact of Cultural Experiences
Paolo Pin, Roberto Rozzi, Alessandro Stringhi
Museums can serve as policy tools when their content is purposefully curated. We designed a framed field experiment at the Santa Maria della Scala museum in Siena that leveraged th…
Criminal Property Rights Suppress Violence in Urban Drug Markets: Theory and Evidence from Merseyside, U.K
Paolo Campana. Andrea Giovannetti, Paolo Pin, Roberto Rozzi
In this work, we provide empirical evidence on organized criminal groups' (OCGs) behavior across the Liverpool area in the U.K. (Merseyside). We find that violent crimes concerning…
Network Effects of Tariffs
Paolo Pin
We develop a model in which country-specific tariffs shape trade flows, prices, and welfare in a global economy with one homogeneous good. Trade flows form a Directed Acyclic Graph…