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Giulio Grossi

University of Florence (from arXiv:2004.05027, 2020) · ORCID · OpenAlex

4 papers in scope · 4 published · 1 on the econ.EM arXiv · 7 citations · h-index 2 (over the papers listed here)

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Papers

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Bayesian principal stratification with longitudinal data and truncation by death
published2025 · Econometrics and Statistics · first circulated 2023
with Marco Mariani, Alessandra Mattei, Fabrizia Mealli
Econometrics and Statistics
Earmarking Taxation and Compliance: Some Evidence from Car Ownership in Italy
published2024 · Economies · 2 citations
with Lory Barile, Patrizia Lattarulo, Maria Grazia Pazienza
Economies
Direct and spillover effects of a new tramway line on the commercial vitality of peripheral streets: a synthetic-control approach
published2024 · Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) · 4 citations · first circulated 2020
with Marco Mariani, Alessandra Mattei, Patrizia Lattarulo, Özge Öner, Marco Giovanni Mariani
Paper profile Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) arXiv:2004.05027
The policy is always greener: impact heterogeneity of Covid-19 vaccination lotteries in the US.
published2023 · Statistical Methods & Applications · 1 citations · first circulated 2022
Statistical Methods & Applications

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