Pietro Veronesi
Affiliations: | University of Chicago, Chicago, IL |
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"Pietro Veronesi"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Du Du | grad student | 2007 | Chicago |
| Arthur G. Korteweg | grad student | 2007 | Chicago |
| Wesley R. Gray | grad student | 2010 | Chicago |
| Nina Boyarchenko | grad student | 2011 | Chicago |
| Revansiddha B. Khanapure | grad student | 2011 | Chicago |
| Asaf Manela | grad student | 2011 | Chicago |
| Marianne Andries | grad student | 2012 | Chicago |
| Serhiy Kozak | grad student | 2013 | Chicago |
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| Pastor L, Veronesi P. (2020) Political Cycles and Stock Returns Journal of Political Economy |
| Veronesi P. (2019) Heterogeneous Households under Uncertainty National Bureau of Economic Research |
| Pastor L, Veronesi P. (2018) Inequality Aversion, Populism, and the Backlash Against Globalization National Bureau of Economic Research |
| Culp CL, Nozawa Y, Veronesi P. (2018) Option-Based Credit Spreads The American Economic Review. 108: 454-488 |
| Pastor L, Veronesi P. (2017) Political Cycles and Stock Returns National Bureau of Economic Research |
| Pástor Ľ, Veronesi P. (2016) Income inequality and asset prices under redistributive taxation Journal of Monetary Economics |
| Kelly B, Pástor Ľ, Veronesi P. (2016) The Price of Political Uncertainty: Theory and Evidence from the Option Market: The Price of Political Uncertainty Journal of Finance. 71: 2417-2480 |
| Kelly BT, Pastor L, Veronesi P. (2014) The Price of Political Uncertainty: Theory and Evidence from the Option Market Journal of Finance. 71: 2417-2480 |
| David A, Veronesi P. (2014) Investors' and Central Bank's uncertainty embedded in index options Review of Financial Studies. 27: 1661-1716 |
| David A, Veronesi P. (2013) What ties return volatilities to price valuations and fundamentals? Journal of Political Economy. 121: 682-746 |