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1by Jappelli, Tullio Published in The Economic journal (London) (2010)“...This article uses international panel data on 55 countries from 1995 to 2008, merging indicators of economic literacy with a large set of macroeconomic and...”
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2“...We present an intertemporal consumption model of investment in financial literacy. Consumers benefit from such investment because financial literacy allows...”
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3“...We study the relation between cognitive abilities and stockholding using the recent Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE), which has...”
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4“...We review different empirical approaches that researchers have taken to estimate how consumption responds to income changes. We critically evaluate the...”
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5by Tullio Jappelli Luigi Pistaferri Published in American economic journal. Macroeconomics (01.10.2014)“...We use responses to survey questions in the 2010 Italian Survey of Household Income and Wealth that ask consumers how much of an unexpected transitory income...”
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6by Hackethal, Andreas Haliassos, Michael Jappelli, Tullio Published in Journal of banking & finance (01.02.2012)“...a* We use two data sets, one from a large brokerage and another from a major bank. a* We ask how advised accounts perform relative to self-managed accounts. a*...”
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7“...Financial information allows investors to condition the portfolio allocation on valuable signals on asset returns. Therefore investors have incentives to spend...”
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8“...We provide a theoretical and empirical study of the relation between financial development and the size of the underground economy. In our theoretical...”
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9“...SUMMARY Using the Italian Survey of Household Income and Wealth, we study whether the drop in interest rates following the Great Recession was associated with...”
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10by Christelis, Dimitris Georgarakos, Dimitris Jappelli, Tullio Published in Journal of monetary economics (01.05.2015)“...Data from the 2009 Internet Survey of the Health and Retirement Study show that many US households experienced large capital losses in housing and financial...”
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11“...We explore the pattern of elderly homeownership using 60 micro-economic surveys on about 300,000 individuals residing in 15 OECD countries. In all countries,...”
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12by Brown, Martin Jappelli, Tullio Pagano, Marco Published in Journal of financial intermediation (2009)“...We investigate whether information sharing among banks has affected credit market performance in the transition countries of Eastern Europe and the former...”
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13by Christelis, Dimitris Georgarakos, Dimitris Jappelli, Tullio Pistaferri, Luigi van Rooij, Maarten Published in The Economic journal (London) (01.08.2019)“...Abstract We use the responses of a representative sample of Dutch households to survey questions that ask how much their consumption would change in response...”
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14“...We test if financial integration improves household consumption smoothing using microeconomic data. We find that the process of financial market integration...”
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15by Bertocchi, Graziella Gambardella, Alfonso Jappelli, Tullio Nappi, Carmela A Peracchi, Franco Published in Research policy (01.03.2015)“...•We use data from the 2004–2010 evaluation of Italian research in Economics, Business and Statistics.•We compare bibliometric evaluation of a sample of 590...”
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16“...We present an intertemporal portfolio choice model where individuals invest in financial literacy, save, allocate their wealth between a safe and a risky...”
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17“...Theory predicts that information sharing among lenders attenuates adverse selection and moral hazard, and can therefore increase lending and reduce default...”
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18“...The paper documents lack of awareness of financial assets in the 1995 and 1998 Bank of Italy Surveys of Household Income and Wealth. It then explores the...”
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19by Tullio Jappelli Marco Pagano Magda Bianco Published in Journal of money, credit and banking (01.04.2005)“...The cost of enforcing contracts is a key determinant of market performance. We document this point with reference to the credit market in a model of...”
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20“...We propose a model in which financial sophistication improves portfolio returns and therefore the incentive to substitute consumption intertemporally. The...”