Research
In my dissertation project, Essays on Public Policy and Household Inequality, I am exploring how public policies shape the distribution of wealth and income across households. My work is supervised by Melina Ludolph and Lena Tonzer.
Work in Progress
Passing the Keys: How Property Taxes Can Shape Intergenerational Homeownership
This paper studies how property taxation affects homeownership across generations,
examining whether fiscal reforms can affect households differentially based on their
age and reshape the intergenerational distribution of homeownership.
Beyond Multipliers: Distributional Income Effects of Government Spending in the Euro Area
This project examines how fiscal policy affects income growth across the income
distribution. We study how government spending shocks impact household income growth,
distinguishing between government consumption and investment.
Past theses: ESG Impact on Financial Performance: Exploring Factor Models Across Different Economic Conditions (M.Sc., Ca' Foscari, 2024); The Role of the ECB in the Green Transition (B.Sc., Ca' Foscari, 2021).