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  • 2026/09: Tax planning as a family matter: Intra-household organization and inequality

    Alejandro Esteller-Moré

    We study how tax planning is organized within households using administrative data from the SpanishWealth Tax. Exploiting individual-level information on asset holdings and tax liabilities, we document strong intra-household comovement across legally defined planning margins, indicating that tax planning is a family matter. The strength and form of this comovement...

    2026/08: The political legacy of displacement: Evidence from the Spanish Republican exile

    Cristina Aranzana, Luc Paluskiewicz

    This paper studies the long-run political consequences of forced displacement when refugees carry distinct political ideas. With the collapse of the Spanish Republic in 1939, 500,000 left-wing leaning refugees fled into France, where logistical constraints quasi-randomly determined refugee camp locations. Exploiting this setting, we identify the causal effect of refugee...

    2026/07: It’s a man’s world: Culture of abuse, #MeToo and worker flows

    Cyprien Batut, Caroline Coly, Sarah Schneider-Strawczynski

    This paper investigates the impact of the #MeToo movement in the workplace, drawing on French survey data on harassment behaviours and administrative data on worker flows. Using a difference-in-differences strategy, we find that, following the #MeToo movement, women began leaving high-risk workplaces at a significantly higher rate. This increase is...

    2026/06: Segment and rule: Modern censorship in authoritarian regimes

    Kun Heo, Antoine Zerbini

    We analyze the incentives of authoritarian regimes to segment access to censored content through technology. Citizens choose whether to pay to access censored online content at a cost fixed by the regime: the firewall. A low firewall segments access and generates more compliance than full censorship – a high firewall...

    2026/05: Firearms laws and violence against women

    Alyvia McTague

    One in two women in the U.S. report experiencing physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime, and gun access is a central channel through which abusers can harm and control partners. I study whether state reforms that restrict domestic abusers’ access to firearms reduce...

    2026/04: The case for lobbying transparency

    Antoine Zerbini

    Lobbying transparency regulations are hailed as a potential solution to concerns about the excessive influence of special interest groups (SIGs) over policy-making. I study how these regulations shape strategic interactions between voters, politicians and SIGs. By clarifying the process through which a policy was implemented, lobbying transparency helps voters hold...