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Osea Giuntella

Department of Economics, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA
Fertility and reproduction

Does broadband Internet affect fertility in Germany?

March 10, 2021May 27, 2019 Francesco Billari, Osea Giuntella and Luca Stella
Europe, Fertility, Gender issues, Work

Using German data, Francesco Billari, Osea Giuntella and Luca Stella test whether broadband Internet influences fertility choices in a low-fertility setting. They find positive effects of high-speed Internet on the … Read more

Mobility, migration and foreigners

Assimilation and birth outcomes of Hispanics in the US

March 5, 2021February 13, 2017 Osea Giuntella
Americas, Marriage, Migration, Women

The immigrant health effect is a well-known public health fact observed in many advanced economies. Immigrants tend to be healthier than natives, though their health advantage erodes over time.In the … Read more

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