Innovation Leaders and the Global Diffusion of Knowledge, with Peter Egger and Farid Toubal
The Technological Roots of Trade Vulnerability: Evidence from Patent Citations, with Peter Egger and Farid Toubal
Assessing the Role of Technological Adoption in Stimulating Employment in European Regions, with Ronald B. Davies and Farid Toubal
Javorkic B., Lo Turco A., Maggioni D. and Santoni G. (2025), Foreign Ownership and Occupational Safety: Evidence from France, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 20470. Submitted
Miricola S., Rungi A. and Santoni G. (2025), Ownership Chains in Multinational Enterprises, CEPII Working Paper, N 2025-05. Submitted
Rigo, D., Santoni, G. (2024), ”The Rising Concentration of Foreign Direct Investment”, Policy Research Working Paper Series 10815, The World Bank. Minor Revisions Review of World Economics.
Giovannetti, G., Santoni, G. and Vannelli, G. (2023), ”Securing Foreign Markets: Exports, Relational Specificity and New Investment Locations”, CEPII Working Paper, N 2023-05. Conditionally Accepted European Economic Review.
Mayda, A.M., Orefice, G. and Santoni, G. (2022), ”Skilled Immigration, Task Allocation and the Innovation of Firms”, CEPII Working Paper, N 2022-11. Minor Revisions Journal of The European Economic Association.
Fontagn´e L., Lebrand M., Murray S., Ruta M. and Santoni G. (2023), “Trade and Infrastructure Integration in Africa”, CEPII Working Paper N 2023-14. currently being revised.
Fontagné, L., and Santoni, G. (2022), ”Regional Diffusion of Foreign Demand Shocks Through Trade and Ownership Networks”, CEPII Working Paper, N 2022-08, Currently being revised.
Belotti, F., Di Porto, E., Santoni, G. (2016), Testing for Spatially Smooth Unobserved Heterogeneity, slides
Building on our previous work with the Spatial Difference estimator we propose here a Spatial Within estimator and an Hausman-like test to detect the presence of local unobserved heterogeneity. The method is illustrated using data on the Kenyan project in Miguel and Kremer (2004). Consistently with Miguel and Kremer (2004) results, we find that the medical treatment spills over a radius of approximately 3 Km.