Bruno Martorano
@bmartorano.bsky.social
Associate Professor, UNU/MERIT and Maastricht University
Inequality; Political economy; Development economics.
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Economics
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Political science
24%
Sociology
10%
Public Health
6%
Business
5%
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United Nations University Institute on Globalization, Culture and Mobility; Mère et Enfant en Milieu Tropical; Robert Bosch (United States); Maastricht University • Income, Poverty, and Inequality, Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare, Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth
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🚨 Do different types of inequality shape preferences for redistribution? Can understanding that inequality is avoidable (i.e., no trade-off between equity & efficiency) boost support for redistribution?
I. Günther and I (@unumerit.bsky.social) explore this in our JEBO paper
A 🧵: bit.ly/49tmpOz
I. Günther and I (@unumerit.bsky.social) explore this in our JEBO paper
A 🧵: bit.ly/49tmpOz