Antonio Acconcia | CSEF : Centre for Studies in Economics and Finance

Professor of Economics

University of Naples Federico II

Antonio Acconcia is Professor of Economics. His research is mainly in the areas of public policy, empirical macroeconomics, crime and regional inequality.

Email: antonio.acconcia@unina.it
Repec page: Antonio Acconcia

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Department of Economics and Statistics
University of Naples Federico II
Via Cintia Monte S. Angelo
80126 Naples , Italy
Tel: +39 081 675096
Fax: +39 081 7663540

CSEF working papers

Antonio Acconcia, Daniela Fabbri, and Anna Maria C. Menichini
#686 - When Suppliers Step In: The Persistent Wage-Productivity Gap after the 2008-09 Crisis
Antonio Acconcia and Elisa Scarinzi
#635 - The Effects of Local Demand and Supply Restrictions on Markup
Antonio Acconcia, Maria Rosaria Alfano, Anna Laura Baraldi, and Claudia Cantabene
#633 - Public Certification to Fight against Illegality: Evidence on Private Investment
Antonio Acconcia and Carla Ronza
#611 - The Stability Effect of Elected Women: Gender or Seniority?
Antonio Acconcia, Marcello D’Amato, Riccardo Martina and Marisa Ratto
#551 - The Response of Taxpayer Compliance to the Large Shock of Italian Unification
Antonio Acconcia, Giancarlo Corsetti and Saverio Simonelli
#396 - Liquidity and Consumption. Evidence from three Post-earthquakes Reconstruction Programs in Italy
Antonio Acconcia and Claudia Cantabene
#392 - Liquidity and Firm Response to Fiscal Stimulus
Antonio Acconcia, Alfredo Del Monte, Luca Pennacchio and Germana Scepi
#295 - IPO Underpricing and the Location of Firms
Antonio Acconcia, Giancarlo Corsetti, Saverio Simonelli
#281 - Mafia and Public Spending: Evidence on the Fiscal Multiplier from a Quasi-experiment
Antonio Acconcia, Giovanni Immordino, Salvatore Piccolo, Patrick Rey
#232 - Accomplice-Witnesses, Organized Crime and Corruption: Theory and Evidence from Italy
Antonio Acconcia, Claudia Cantabene
#159 - A Big Push to Deter Corruption: Evidence from Italy
Antonio Acconcia
#154 - Endogenous Corruption and Tax Evasion in a Dynamic Model
Antonio Acconcia, Riccardo Martina, Salvatore Piccolo
#141 - Vertical Restraints under Asymmetric Information: On the Role of Participation Constraints
Antonio Acconcia Saverio Simonelli
#137 - Revisiting the one type permanent shocks hypothesis: Aggregate fluctuations in a multi-sector economy
Antonio Acconcia Marcello D'Amato Riccardo Martina
#112 - Corruption and Tax Evasion with Competitive Bribes

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Recent publications

Antonio Acconcia, Simone Chinetti, and Tullio Jappelli, Consumption and Liquidity Shocks,
Italian Economic Journal, 2025, vol. 11, pp. 17–29 [link]
Antonio Acconcia and Elisa Scarinzi, Firms’ performance after demand contractions and firm exits,
Applied Economics, April 2026, pp. 1–22 [link]
Antonio Acconcia and Carla Ronza, The stabilizing effect of elected women and political seniority,
European Journal of Political Economy, Volume 93, June 2026, 102820 [link]
Capuano Carlo, Acconcia Antonio, Beraldo Sergio, and Stimolo Marco, Public Subsidies and Cooperation in Research and Development. Evidence from the LAB,
The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, 2023, vol. 23(3), pp. 727-760 [link]
Antonio Acconcia, Marcello D'Amato, Riccardo Martina, e Marisa Ratto, The Response of Taxpayer Compliance to the Large Shock of Italian Unification,
Forthcoming in: European Journal of Political Economy [link]
Acconcia A., M. Carannante, M. Misuraca and G. Scepi, Measuring Vulnerability to Poverty with Latent Transition Analysis,
Social Indicators Research, 2020, 151(1), 1-31 [link]
Acconcia A., G. Corsetti and S. Simonelli, Liquidity and Consumption. Evidence from three Post-earthquakes Reconstruction Programs in Italy,
American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, 2020, Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 319-46 [link]
Acconcia A. and C. Cantabene, Liquidity and Firms’ Response to Fiscal Stimulus,
The Economic Journal , 2018, 128(613), pp. 1759-1785 [link]

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