David D. Lassen

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• The negative effect of smartphone use on academic performance may be overestimated: evidence from a two-year panel study
• Contagious political concerns: How unemployment information passed between weak ties influences Danish voters
• Time Discounting and Wealth Inequality
• Middle Class without a Net: Savings, Financial Fragility and Preferences over Social Insurance
• Irresponsible Parties, Responsible Voters? Legislative Gridlock and Collective Accountability
• Liquidity Constraint Tightness and Consumer Responses to Fiscal Stimulus Policy
• The Effect of Income and Unemployment Shocks on Political Preferences
• The Effect of Income and Unemployment Shocks on Political Preferences
• Time Discounting, Savings Behavior, and Wealth Inequality
• Does Immigration Affect Who Runs for Office? Evidence from Migration Shocks
• Irresponsible Parties, Responsible Voters? Legislative Gridlock and Collective Accountability
• Contagious political concerns: Identifying unemployment shock information transmission using the Danish population network
• Government Architecture and Political Selection
• Government Architecture and Political Selection
• Class attendance, peer similarity, and academic performance in a large field study
• Petro Rents, Political Institutions, and Hidden Wealth: Evidence from Offshore Bank Accounts
• Income and Outcomes: Social Desirability Bias Distorts Measurements of the Relationship between Income and Political Behavior
• Political Budget Cycles
• Credible sources and sophisticated voters: When does new information induce economic voting?
• Measuring the Accuracy of Survey Responses using Administrative Register Data: Evidence from Denmark
• Enforcement and Public Corruption: Evidence from the American States
• The impact of late budgets on state government borrowing costs
• Late budgets
• Jurisdiction Size and Local Democracy: Evidence on Internal Political Efficacy from Large-scale Municipal Reform
• Fiscal Consolidations in Advanced Industrialized Democracies: Economics, Politics, and Governance
• Political and Judicial Checks on Corruption: Evidence from American State Governments
• Ethnic divisions, trust, and the size of the informal sector
• The causes of fiscal transparency: evidence from the US states
• Fiscal transparency, political parties, and debt in OECD countries
• Transparency, political polarization, and political budget cycles in OECD countries
• The effect of information on voter turnout: Evidence from a natural experiment
• The political economy of institutions and corruption in American states
• Fiscal transparency, gubernatorial approval, and the scale of government: Evidence from the states