I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at University College London.
I work on labor and public economics. I study firms, workers and local labor markets using administrative and historical data. My current research areas are industrial policy and collective bargaining. I am also interested in urban economics and political economy.
In Spring 2023, I visited UC Berkeley hosted by the Center for Labor Economics. I am affiliated with CReAM and Rockwool Foundation Berlin.
NEWS:
My JMP won the FBK-IRVAPP award for the Best Paper in Public Policy Evaluation.
"Government transfers and votes for state intervention" is now forthcoming in AEJ: Policy
Research (click here for more information)
JOB MARKET PAPER
"Place-based industrial policies and local agglomeration in the long run" [DRAFT]
with S. Lattanzio (Bank of Italy)
PUBLISHED AND FORTHCOMING PAPERS
"Government transfers and votes for state intervention" [Online version] [DRAFT]
Forthcoming at American Economic Journal: Economic Policy
with G. Albanese (Bank of Italy) and G. de Blasio (Bank of Italy)
WORKING PAPERS
"Opting out of centralized collective bargaining: firm and worker consequences"
with C. Dustmann (UCL), C. Giannetto (UCL), C. Lacava (Frankfurt), V. Pezone (Tilburg), R. Saggio (UBC) and B. Schoefer (Berkeley)
WORK IN PROGRESS
"Hiring subsidies and female employment"
with M. Distefano (LSE) and A. Raute (QMUL)
"The effects of salary caps for public managers: evidence from Italy"
with E. Di Porto (INPS and Naples), C. Dustmann (UCL) and C. Giannetto (UCL)
Contact:
lorenzo.incoronato.18 [at] ucl.ac.uk
Department of Economics
University College London
30 Gordon Street
London WC1H 0AX