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The dissertation explores how non-monetary frictions influence individual choices in effective formal institutions.

May 17, 2026Open Access

Essays in political economy and crime economics

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Dissertation studies how non-monetary frictions impact behavior in public employment and democracy.

The dissertation explores how non-monetary frictions influence individual choices in effective formal institutions.
Theoretical analysis combined with micro-level empirical evidence
Examination of selection into public employment
Investigation of participation in democratic processes
Identifies key frictions affecting public-sector composition
Sheds light on electoral behavior under well-functioning institutions
Highlights how micro-level mechanisms contribute to democratic representation

Marco Rosso (2026) studied this question.

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