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1by Sapienza, Paola Published in Journal of financial economics (2004)“...This paper uses information on individual loan contracts to study the effects of government ownership on bank lending behavior. State-owned banks charge lower...”
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2by Luigi Guiso Paola Sapienza Luigi Zingales Published in The Quarterly journal of economics (01.08.2009)“...How much do cultural biases affect economic exchange? We answer this question by using data on bilateral trust between European countries. We document that...”
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3by Guiso, Luigi Sapienza, Paola Zingales, Luigi Published in Journal of financial economics (01.06.2018)“...Exploiting portfolio data and repeated surveys of an Italian bank's clients, we test whether investors’ risk aversion increases following the 2008 crisis. We...”
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4“...We test a catering theory describing how stock market mispricing might influence individual firms' investment decisions. We use discretionary accruals as our...”
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5by Guiso, Luigi Sapienza, Paola Zingales, Luigi Published in Journal of financial economics (01.07.2015)“...We study which dimensions of corporate culture are related to a firm׳s performance and why. We find that proclaimed values appear irrelevant. Yet, when...”
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6by Luigi Guiso Paola Sapienza Luigi Zingales Published in The Journal of finance (New York) (01.12.2008)“...We study the effect that a general lack of trust can have on stock market participation. In deciding whether to buy stocks, investors factor in the risk of...”
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7by LUIGI GUISO PAOLA SAPIENZA LUIGI ZINGALES Published in The Journal of finance (New York) (01.08.2013)“...We use survey data to measure households' propensity to default on mortgages even if they can afford to pay them (strategic default) when the value of the...”
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8“...We compare the trading performance of independent directors and other executives. The findings reveal that independent directors earn positive substantial...”
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9by Luigi Guiso Paola Sapienza Luigi Zingales Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (01.04.2006)“...Until recently, economists have been reluctant to rely on culture as a possible determinant of economic phenomena. Much of this reluctance stems from the very...”
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10by Paola Sapienza Anna Toldra-Simats Luigi Zingales Published in The Economic journal (London) (01.12.2013)“...The World Values Survey (WVS) question on trust has been widely used to study the economic effect of trust. Recent work, however, questions its validity as an...”
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11“...We compare answers to policy questions by economic experts and a representative sample of the US population. We find a 35 percentage point difference between...”
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12“...To identify the effect of social capital on financial development, we exploit social capital differences within Italy. In high-social-capital areas, households...”
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13by Paola Sapienza Published in The Journal of finance (New York) (01.02.2002)“...This paper studies the effects of banking mergers on individual business borrowers. Using information on individual loan contracts between banks and companies,...”
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14by Luigi Guiso Paola Sapienza Luigi Zingales Published in The Quarterly journal of economics (01.08.2004)“...We study the effects of differences in local financial development within an integrated financial market. We construct a new indicator of financial development...”
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16“...While both cultural and legal norms (institutions) help foster cooperation, culture is the more primitive of the two and itself sustains formal institutions...”
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17“...We conjecture that the changes in economic activity from late 2008 to early 2009 is due to a drop in trust. We present new survey evidence consistent with this...”
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18“...Since Max Weber, there has been an active debate on the impact of religion on people's economic attitudes. Much of the existing evidence, however, is based on...”
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19“...We study the cost of being too patient on happiness. We find that the relationship between patience and various measures of subjective well-being is...”
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20by Ernesto Reuben Paola Sapienza Luigi Zingales Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - PNAS (25.03.2014)“...Women outnumber men in undergraduate enrollments, but they are much less likely than men to major in mathematics or science or to choose a profession in these...”