Sergio Galletta
Associate Professor of Public Economics
Sapienza University of Rome
I study public economics and political economy, with a focus on corruption, political selection, media, direct democracy, and fiscal policy in developed and developing countries.
My empirical work combines applied microeconomics and machine learning. I am also interested in how artificial intelligence shapes policy-making and democracy.
Selected
working papers
Selected
publications
Other
publications
Other
working papers
Work in progress
- Consequences of AI-Driven Chatbots in Economic Domain
- AI Guidance and Educational Decision Making, with E. Ash, A. Bjerre-Nielsen and B. Kohler
- Visual Justice: The Effect of Media Mugshots on Attitudes and Judicial Outcomes, with E. Ash, B. Kohler and C. Marangon
- Daughter Penalty or Daughter Benefit? The Effect of Child Gender on Parental Mental Health, with M. Di Buono
- Taxing Cross-border Commuters, with E. Di Carlo and E. Rubolino
- Beneath the Surface: Investigating Anti-Competitive Signals in Brazilian Public Procurement, with D. Gianicolo-Martins and T. Giommoni