50ª RIUNIONE SCIENTIFICA ANNUALE

Giovedì 22 Ottobre 2009

Banca d'Italia Via Nazionale, 91 - Roma

 

Venerdì 23-Sabato 24 Ottobre 2009

LUISS Guido Carli Viale Pola, 12 - Roma 

 

 

 

 

 

GIOVEDì 22 OTTOBRE

Banca d'Italia, Via Nazionale 91

 

Ore 16:30

Saluti - Terenzio Cozzi, Presidente della Società Italiana degli Economisti

 

Ore 16:40

Introduzione ai lavori - Mario Draghi, Governatore della Banca d’Italia

 

SESSIONI PLENARIE

Ore 17:10

Animal Spirits and Monetary Policy, Paul De Grauwe

Ore 18:10

Gli economisti italiani e l’economia internazionale nel novecento, Marcello De Cecco

 

Ore 19:10

Aperitivo

 

GIOVEDì 22 OTTOBRE

LUISS Guido Carli, Viale Pola 12

 

Ore 8:30

Registrazione dei partecipanti

 

Ore 9:00

Saluti e Introduzione ai lavori

 

SESSIONE PLENARIA - AULA MAGNA MARIO ARCELLI

Ore 09:30

Riflessioni sulla politica economica dopo la crisi, Giancarlo Corsetti

 

Ore 10:30

Pausa caffè

 

SESSIONI PARALLELE
Ore 10:45

ECONOMIC CRISIS: OUTCOMES AND PROSPECTS (sessione organizzata in collaborazione con la STOREP) - Coordina e discute: Alessandro Roncaglia - Aula Magna

• Dalla crisi finanziaria alla crisi valutaria? Quali prospettive?, Pietro Alessandrini e Michele Fratianni
• Quali strumenti per evitare una crisi finanziaria di natura sistemica?, Mario Sarcinelli •Incominciamo a parlare della prossima crisi, Mario Tonveronachi

 

GROWTH I - Coordinano e discutono: Luca De Benedictis e Neri Salvadori - Aula A210

• Regional Economic Growth and Inequality in India During Pre-and Post-Reform Periods, Madhusudan Ghosh
• Channels of Transmission of Inequality to Growth: A Survey of the Theory and Evidence from a Portuguese Perspective, Adelaide P.S. Duarte e Marta C.N. Simões
• Structural Change and Growth: the Role of Public Investments, Giulia Felice
• A Growth Model with Time Allocation and Social Participation, Thomas Bassetti e Donata Favaro

 

MACROECONOMICS I. MONEY AND MONETARY POLICY - Coordinano e discutono: Fabrizio Mattesini e Salvatore Nisticò - Aula A118

• Public Debt, Distortionary Taxation, and Monetary Policy, Alessandro Piergallini e Giorgio Rodano
• Inflation Targets, Endogenous Mark-ups and the Non-Vertical Phillips Curve, Nicola Acocella, Giovanni Di Bartolomeo e Patrizio Tirelli
• Uncertainty and Transparency of Monetary Policy, Giorgio Di Giorgio e Guido Traficante
• Money, Liquidity and the Equilibrium Interest Rate, Alessandro Marchesiani e Pietro Senesi

 

AUCTIONS AND INFORMATION - Coordinano e discutono: Roberto Cellini e Salvatore Piccolo - Aula A214

• The Strategic and Social Power of Signal Acquisition, Anna Maria C. Menichini e Peter J. Simmons
• English Auctions Vs Posted Price Selling: the Case of the Average Common Value, Fanny Sabarit
• Learning Fairness Equilibria, Luciano Andreozzi
• Read my Lips: the Role of Information Transmission in Multilateral Reforms Design, Axel Dreher, Silvia Marchesi e Laura Sabani

 

EMPIRICAL ISSUES - Coordinano e discutono: Stefano Fachin e Andrea Gerali - Aula A209

• On the International Transmission of Productivity Shocks, Daniela Buscaglia
• Information Combination and Forecast (st)ability. Evidence from Vintages of Time-Series Data, Carlo Altavilla e Matteo Ciccarelli
• The Exchange Rate, Employment and Hours: What Firm-Level Data Say, Francesco Nucci e Alberto Franco Pozzolo
• Model Validation in the DSGE Approach: A Survey, Alessia Paccagnini

 

REGIONAL POLICIES - Coordinano e discutono: Adriano Giannola e Domenico Scalera - Aula Giornalismo

• Policies for Local Development: an Evaluation of Italy’s “Patti Territoriali”, Antonio Accetturo e Guido De Blasio
• Evidence on Waste Generation and Landfill Diversion in Italy, Massimiliano Mazzanti, Anna Montini e Francesco Nicolli
• Total Factor Productivity, Intangible Assets and Spatial Dependence in the European Regions, Barbara Dettori, Emanuela Marrocu e Raffaele Paci
• Decentralizing Central Targets: Empirical Evidence from Italy, Maria Alessandra Antonelli e Veronica Grembi

 

EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS I. PREFERENCES - Coordinano e discutono: Luigi Mittone e Luca Stanca - Aula A116

• Social Preferences, Intentions and Empathy. An Experiment with Normally Developing and Autistic Spectrum Disorders Subjects, Iosetto Doneddu, Roberta Fadda, Andrea Isoni e Vittorio Pelligra

• Suit the Action to the Word, the Word to the Action: Eliciting Motives for Trust and Reciprocity by Attitudinal and Behavioural Measures, Francesco Farina, Niall O’Higgins e Patrizia Sbriglia

• Inferring Social Preferences over Income Distributions Through Axioms, John Hey e Carmen Pasca

• Construction of Time Preference: an Investigation of the Role of Elicitation Method in Experimental Elicitation of Time Preference, Oksana Tokarchuk

 

ENERGY I - Coordinano e discutono: Carlo Andrea Bollino e Alessandro Lanza - Aula A215

• Increasing Market Interconnection: An Analysis of the Italian Electricity Spot Market, Federico Boffa, Viswanath Pingali e Davide Vannoni
• A Time Series Analysis of Day-Ahead Prices on the Italian Power Exchange, Andrea Petrella e Sandro Sapio
• Emissions Trends and Labour Productivity Dynamics. Sector Analyses of De-coupling/Recoupling on a 1990-2006 NAMEA, Giovanni Marin e Massimiliano Mazzanti
• A Panel Data Analysis of Domestic Electric Consumption in a Mediterranean Region, Vania Statzu e Elisabetta Strazzera

 

POLITICAL COMPETITION AND VOTING RULES - Coordinano e discutono: Debora Di Gioacchino e Alessandro Petretto - Aula MTB

• The Political Competition-Economic Performance Puzzle: Evidence from the OECD Countries and the Italian Regions, Fabio Padovano e Roberto Ricciuti
• The Empirics of the Median Voter: Democracy, Redistribution and the Role of the Middle Class,Francesco Scervini
• Can Gender Quotas Break Down Negative Stereotypes? Evidence from Changes in Electoral Rules, Maria De Paola, Rosetta Lombardo e Vincenzo Scoppa
• Gender Quotas in Italy. A Random Utility Model of Voting Behaviour, Genny Bonomi, Giorgio Brosio e Maria Laura Di Tommaso

 

Ore 13:00

Buffet

 

Ore 14:15
Assemblea Annuale dei Soci

 

SESSIONI PARALLELE

Ore 15:15

PROCUREMENT - Coordinano e discutono: Nicola Dimitri e Gustavo Piga - Aula A116

• Contracts as Threats: on a Rationale for Rewarding A while Hoping for B, Elisabetta Iossa e Giancarlo Spagnolo
• “It is Never too Late”: Optimal Penalty for Investment Delay in Italian Public Procurement Contracts, Chiara D’Alpaos, Michele Moretto, Paola Valbonesi e Sergio Vergalli
• Political Longevity and Collusion in Public Procurement, Decio Coviello e Stefano Gagliarducci
• Lowest Unique Bid Auctions with Signals, Andrea Gallice

 

POVERTY AND INEQUALITY - Coordinano e discutono: Leonardo Becchetti e Marco Malgarini - Aula Magna

• Poverty Dynamics in the Enlarged Europe: a Comparative Analysis of Determinants of Individuals’ and Households’ Movements, Veronica Polin e Michele Raitano
• Inequality Decompositions – A Reconciliation, Frank A. Cowell e Carlo V. Fiorio
• Poverty Rankings of Opportunity Profiles, Vito Peragine, Ernesto Savaglio e Stefano Vannucci
• Impact Analysis, Multiplier Decomposition and Income Distribution in a Sam Framework: a New Approach Applied to Vietnam, Marisa Civardi, Rosaria Vega Pansini e Renata Targetti Lenti

 

BANKING - Coordinano e discutono: Gabriella Chiesa e Loriana Pelizzon - Aula A118

• To Acquire, or to Compete? An Entry Dilemma, Jean J. Gabszewicz, Didier Laussel e Ornella Tarola
• A Dynamic Model of Competition in Retail Banking, Barbara Chizzolini
• Financial Intermediation, Competition, and Risk: A General Equilibrium Exposition, Gianni De Nicolò e Marcella Lucchetta
• Bank Risk and Monetary Policy, Yener Altunbas, Leonardo Gambacorta e David Marques-Ibàñez

 

FAMILY AND ASSET ALLOCATION - Coordinano e discutono: Giampietro Cipriani e Francesco Nucci - Aula A209

• Portfolio choices, gender and marital status, Graziella Bertocchi, Marianna Brunetti e Costanza Torricelli
• Asymmetries and Interdependencies in Time Use between Italian Spouses, Anna Laura Mancini e Silvia Pasqua
• Marital Fertility and Exogenous Constraints on Child Quality, Matteo Colombo

 

LEARNING GROUP MEMBERSHIPS AND FILE-SHARING - Coordinano e discutono: Daniela Di Cagno e Donata Favaro - Aula A214

• An Experimental Investigation on Learning and Context Effects, Angela Ambrosino, Chiara Chelini, Marco Novarese, Anna Spada e Carla Trigona
• Group Membership, Team Preferences, and Expectations, Francesco Guala, Luigi Mittone e Matteo Ploner
• Industry and Welfare Effects of File-Sharing: a Theoretical Analysis, Antonio Minniti e Cecilia Vergari

 

REGULATION - Coordinano e discutono: Andrea Pezzoli e Alberto Franco Pozzolo - Aula MTB

• On the Assessment of Regulators’ Efficiency: an Application to European Telecommunications, Paolo Lupi, Fabio Manenti, Antonio Scialà e Cristiano Varin
• Central Banks as Political Players, Giovanni B. Pittaluga e Elena Seghezza
• Do Selection Mechanisms and Ownership Matter? Evidence from Local Public Transport in Europe, Andrea Boitani, Marcella Nicolini e Carlo Scarpa
• Capital Structure and Regulation: Do Ownership and Regulatory Independence Matter?,Bernardo Bortolotti, Carlo Cambini, Laura Rondi e Yossi Spiegel

 

HEALTH ECONOMICS - Coordinano e discutono: Giuliano Masiero e Franco Peracchi - Aula A210

• Who is Responsible for you Health: it’s you, your Doctor or new Technologies?, Vincenzo Atella e Francesco D’Amico
• International Cooperation in Pharmaceutical Research, Anna Rita Bennato e Laura Magazzini
• Entry in Pharmaceutical Submarkets: a Bayesian Panel Probit Analysis, Gianni Amisano e Maria Letizia Giorgetti
• Pharmaceutical Industry, Drug Quality and Regulation. Evidence from US and Italy, Vincenzo Atella, Jay Bhattacharya e Lorenzo Carbonari

 

ENERGY II - Coordinano e discutono: Francesco Gullì e Ignazio Musu - Aula A215

• The Long-Run Dynamics of Carbon-Income Relationships. Leaders and Laggards and Path-Breaking Time Related (Policy) Events, Massimiliano Mazzanti e Antonio Musolesi
• Public Policies for a Sustainable Energy Sector: Regulation, Diversity and Foresting of Innovation, Valeria Costantini e Francesco Crespi
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Energy System: are Current Trends Sustainable?, Simone Borghesi e Alessandro Vercelli
• Foreign Influence and the Africa-China Trade in Natural Resources, Roberto Bonfatti

 

TRADE - Coordinano e discutono: Davide Castellani e Rodolfo Helg - Aula Giornalismo

• The World Trade Network, Luca De Benedictis e Lucia Tajoli
• The Impact of European Union Agricultural Preferences, Maria Cipollina e Luca Salvatici
• The Role of Quality Ladders in a Ricardian Model of Trade with Nonhomothetic Preferences, Esteban Jaimovich e Vincenzo Merella
• Trade Costs and Economic Development, Michele Fratianni e Francesco Marchionne

 

Ore 17:30

Pausa Caffè

 

 

SESSIONE PLENARIA - Aula Magna Mario Arcelli

 

Ore 17:45

Criteri di valutazione della ricerca e riforma universitaria, Relazioni di Roberto Artoni e Maria Paola Potestio

 

Ore 18:30

Discussione

 

Ore 20:30

Cena Sociale

 

 

SABATO 24 OTTOBRE

LUISS Guido Carli, Viale Pola 12

 

SESSIONI PARALLELE
Ore 9:00

EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS I. NETWORK FORMATION AND PUBLIC GOODS - Coordinano e discutono: John Hey e Patrizia Sbriglia - Aula A104

• Experiments with the Traveler’s Dilemma: Welfare, Strategic Choice and Implicit Collusion, Kaushik Basu, Leonardo Becchetti e Luca Stanca
• Is a Public Goods Experiment Like Fight Club? Strategic Interaction and the Crowding-out Effect on Altruism, Antonio Filippin e Manuela Raimondi
• Strategies in Social Network Formation, Anna Conte, Daniela Di Cagno e Emanuela Sciubba
• Contributions to Public Goods under Uncertainty: Insights from a VCM Experiment, Carmela Di Mauro e Massimo Finocchiaro Castro

 

UNIVERSITY I. THE ASSESSMENT OF RESEARCH ACTIVITY - Coordinano e discutono: Maria Paola Potestio e Paola Valbonesi - Aula Magna

• Scientific Productivity and Academic Promotion: A Study on French and Italian Physicists, Francesco Lissoni, Jacques Mairesse, Fabio Montobbio e Michele Pezzoni
• Peso alle citazioni o pesi alla numerosità? La valutazione degli economisti accademici italiani, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo e Giulia Zacchia
• Public Funding and Efficiency of Italian Universities, Tommaso Agasisti e Giuseppe Catalano
• Italian Economic Journals. A Network-based Ranking and an Exploratory Analysis of their Influence on Setting International Professional Standards, Alberto Baccini

 

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS I - Coordinano e discutono: Michele Grillo e Pier Angelo Mori (da confermare) - Aula A210

• How the Presence of a Competitive Fringe Affects the Risk of Collective Dominance and Collusion Sustainability, Carlo Capuano
• Bertrand-Edgeworth Games under Oligopoly with a Complete Characterization for the Triopoly, Massimo A. De Francesco e Neri Salvadori
• The Coexistence of Mass and Elite Media in the Market for News, Maria Rosa Battaggion e Alessandro Vaglio
• Strategic Investment in Merchant Transmission: the Impact of Capacity Utilization Rules, Federico Boffa e Francesca Sala

 

LAW AND COURTS - Coordinano e discutono: Daniela Marchesi e Antonio Nicita - Aula A113

• Better that X Guilty Persons Escape than that One Innocent Suffer, Matteo Rizzolli e Margherita Saraceno
• Career Concerns and Excessive Signalling in Courts, Giuliana Palumbo e Enrico Sette
• Too Many Lawyers? Litigation in Italian Civil Courts, Amanda Carmignani e Silvia Giacomelli
• Production of Laws and Delays in Court Decisions, Giuseppe Di Vita

 

REGIONS PUBLIC GOODS AND SPILLOVERS - Coordinano e discutono: Massimo Marrelli e Alessandro Sterlacchini - Aula A108

• Is Agglomeration Really Good for Growth? Global Efficiency, Interregional Equity and Uneven Growth, Fabio Cerina e Francesco Mureddu
• Is Competition for FDI Bad for Regional Welfare?, Oscar Amerighi e Giuseppe De Feo
• Public Provision of Private Goods in a Nonlinear Income Taxation Model with Heterogeneity in Needs, Spencer Bastani, Sören Blomquist e Luca Micheletto
• Local Spillovers, Production Technology and the Choice to Make and/or Buy: Empirical Evidence from Emilia Romagna Mechanical Industry, Roberto Antonietti, Maria Rosaria Ferrante e Riccardo Leoncini

 

GROWTH II - Coordinano e discutono: Renato Balducci e Alessandro Sembenelli - Aula A105

• Taking Parameter Heterogeneity Seriously: Human Capital, Rules and Economic Development, Leonardo Becchetti e Giovanni Trovato
• Schumpeterian Growth Model with Heterogeneous Firms, Antonio Minniti, Carmelo Pierpaolo Parello e Paul S. Segerstrom
• Technology Shape, Distance to Frontier, or Frontier Shift? Modeling the Determinants of TFP Growth, Camilla Mastromarco e Angelo Zago
• Labor Income Taxation, Human Capital and Growth: the Role of Child Care, Alessandra Casarico e Alessandro Sommacal

 

LABOUR MARKET AND UNEMPLOYMENT - Coordinano e discutono: Giorgio Calcagnini e Giorgio Rodano - Aula A116

• Labour Market Imperfections, International Integration and Selection, Catia Montagna e Antonella Nocco
• Capital Mobility and Unemployment Dynamics: Evidence from a Panel of OECD Countries, Giovanna Vallanti
• Rational Expectations and the Puzzling No-Effect of the Minimum Wage, Sara Pinoli
• Shifting Correlation Patterns and Changes in the Structure of Labor Compensation, Francesco Nucci e Marianna Riggi

 

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS - Coordinano e discutono: Roberto Marchionatti e Gennaro Zezza - Aula A107

• Per un ritorno ai fondamentali: il pensiero di Fausto Vicarelli sui nessi finance-growth ed efficiency-stability del sistema finanziario, Giuseppe Garofalo e Claudio Gnesutta
• Modigliani’s Contribution to the “Carnegie Agenda”, Antonella Rancan
• The Two Triangles: What Did Wicksell and Keynes Know about Macroeconomics that Modern Economists do not (Consider)?, Roberto Tamborini, Hans-Michael Trautwein e Ronny Mazzocchi
• Measuring Productivity Increase by Long-Run Prices: the Early Analyses of G.R. Porter and R. Giffen, Arrigo Opocher

 

LOCAL FINANCE AND FEDERALISM - Coordinano e discutono: Massimo Bordignon e Domenico Depalo - Aula A209

• Fiscal Decentralization and Spending Efficiency of Local Governments. An Empirical Investigation on a Sample of Italian Municipalities, Lorenzo Boetti, Massimiliano Piacenza e Gilberto Turati
• What Happens to Interregional Redistribution as Decentralisation Goes on? Evidence from the Italian NHS, Caterina Ferrario e Alberto Zanardi
• Assessing the Efficiency of Local Government in Italy: Do Spatial Externalities Matter?, Carlo Andrea Bollino, Gianfranco Di Vaio e Paolo Polinori

• How Sticky are Local Expenditures in Italy? Assessing the Relevance of the Flypaper Effect Through Municipal Data, Elena Gennari e Giovanna Messina

 

EDUCATION AND OCCUPATIONAL CHOICES - Coordinano e discutono: Andrea Cutillo e Maria De Paola - Aula A118

• Inflows and Outflows from the Teachers’ Profession in Italy, Gianna Barbieri, Piero Esposito e Paolo Sestito
• Entrepreneurship and Market Size. The Case of Young College Graduates in Italy, Sabrina Di Addario e Daniela Vuri
• Female Education and Employment, Alessandra Casarico e Paola Profeta

 

MACROECONOMICS II. FINANCIAL MARKETS - Coordinano e discutono: Leonardo Gambacorta e Paolo Manasse - Aula A101

• Lending Relationships and Monetary Policy, Yunus Aksoy, Henrique S. Basso e Javier Coto-Martinez
• International Portfolio Allocation under Model Uncertainty, Pierpaolo Benigno e Salvatore Nisticò
• Credit and Banking in a DSGE Model, Andrea Gerali, Stefano Neri, Luca Sessa, Federico M. Signoretti
• Sovering Risk Premia, Nicola Borri e Adrien Verdelhan

 

MACROECONOMICS III. PRICE SHOCKS AND VOLATILITY - Coordinano e discutono: Carlo Altavilla e Riccardo Fiorito - Aula A208

• EMU and the Adjustment to Asymmetric Shocks: the Case of Italy, Gianni Amisano e Livio Stracca
• Oil Price Shocks: Demand vs Supply in a Two-Country Model, Alessia Campolmi
• Development, Growth and Volatility, Alessio Moro
• Housing and the Macroeconomy: the Italian Case, Guido Bulligan

 

Ore 11:15

Pausa Caffè

 

SESSIONE PLENARIA - Aula Magna Mario Arcelli

Ore 11:45

Green Economy: grande speranza o grande illusione?, Ignazio Musu

 

Ore 12:45

Buffet

 

Ore 14:00

CORRUPTION - Coordinano e discutono: Alfredo Del Monte ed Elisabetta Iossa - A116

• Do “Clean Hands” Ensure Healthy Growth? Theory and Practice in the Battle Against Corruption, RaffaellaCoppier,MauroCostantinieGustavoPiga
• A Multilevel Analysis on the Economic Impact of Public Infrastructure and Corruption on Italian Regions, Gianpiero Torrisi
• Accomplice-Witnesses and Organized Crime: Theory and Evidence from Italy, Antonio Acconcia, Giovanni Immordino, Salvatore Piccolo e Patrick Rey
• Weak Institutions and Credit Availability: the Impact of Crime on Bank Loans, Emilia Bonaccorsi di Patti

 

INNOVATION, SPILLOVERS AND THE ORGANIZATION OF PRODUCTION - Coordinano e discutono: Francesco Lissoni e Andrea F. Presbitero - Aula A108

• La delega dell’autorità decisionale nelle imprese Open Source. Un’analisi empirica, Massimo G. Colombo, Evila Piva e Cristina Rossi Lamastra
• On Indirect Trade-Related R&D Spillovers: the Role of the International Trade Network, Chiara Franco, Sandro Montresor e Giuseppe Vittucci Marzetti
• The Effects of FDI on Corporate Geography, Rita Cappariello, Stefano Federico e Roberta Zizza
• Does ICT Investment Spur or Hamper Offshoring? Empirical Evidence from Microdata, Luigi Benfratello, Tiziano Razzolini e Alessandro Sembenelli

 

UNIVERSITY II. DEMAND AND SUPPLY - Coordinano e discutono: Antonio Accetturo e Riccardo Martina - Aula Magna

• La domanda di formazione universitaria in Italia, Gianni Pitti, Vito Pipitone, Giovanni Fulantelli e Mario Allegra
• Pochi e poco utilizzati? L’overeducation dei laureati italiani, Maurizio Franzini e Michele Raitano
• TheDesignoftheUniversitySystem, GianniDeFrajaePaolaValbonesi
• Competition between State Universities, Lisa Grazzini, Annalisa Luporini e Alessandro Petretto

 

GENDER. CAPABILITIES AND WORK DISCRIMINATION - Coordinano e discutono: Maria Laura Di Tommaso e Maria Cristina Marcuzzo - Aula A101

• Gender, Money and Capabilities, Elisabetta Addis
• Discriminating Factors of Women’s Employment: A Historical View, Angela Cipollone e Carlo D’Ippoliti
• What Does the Stork Bring to Women’s Working Career?, Lia Pacelli, Silvia Pasqua e Claudia Villosio
• Money, Work, Bodies, and Caring Relationships: a Theoretical Puzzle, Antonella Picchio

 

FINANCIAL CRISIS - Coordinano e discutono: Michele Fratianni e Marcello Messori - Aula A118

• Crises and Hedge Fund Risk, Monica Billio, Mila Getmansky e Loriana Pelizzon
• Credit Risk Transfer and the Default Risk of Large Complex Financial Institutions, Giovanni Calice, Christos Ioannidis e Julian Williams
• The Functioning of the European Interbank Market During the 2007-08 Financial Turmoil, Silvia Gabrieli
• The Current Crisis Through the Lens of a New “New Cambridge” Model, Gennaro Zezza

 

COMPETITION AND SOCIAL CAPITAL - Coordinano e discutono: Fabio Sabatini e Francesco Silva - Aula A210

• The 60es Turnaround as a Test on the Causal Relationship between Socialibility and Happiness, Leonardo Becchetti, Elena Giachin Ricca e Alessandra Pelloni
• Gli economisti e la cooperazione, Antonio Magliulo
• The Relationship between Competition and Trust. An Essay in an Historical and Theoretical Perspective, Sergio Beraldo e Gilberto Turati
• Capitale sociale “robusto”, Damiano Fiorillo

 

FIRMS: THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ISSUES - Coordinano e discutono: Laura Rondi e Davide Vannoni - Aula A208

• Firm Size and Performance. Are Family Firms Different?, Marco Cucculelli e Francesco Marchionne
• Cooperative Firms as a New Production Mode, Bruno Jossa
• A Traditional Profit Maximizing Producer and CSR, Leonardo Becchetti, Luisa Giallonardo e Maria Elisabetta Tessitore
• Local Financial Development and SMEs Capital Structure. An Empirical Investigation, Mariarosaria Agostino, Maurizio La Rocca, Tiziana La Rocca e Francesco Trivieri

 

HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS - Coordinano e discutono: Francesco Farina e Pierluigi Porta - Aula A113

• Micro-Founded Institutions and Macro-Founded Individuals: the Dual Nature of Profit, Alberto Battistini
• The Politics of Social Protection: Social Expenditure versus Markets’ Regulation, Debora Di Gioacchino e Laura Sabani
• Cronache economiche di un trentennio. Lo sviluppo dell’economia italiana 1881-1913 nell’interpretazione di Luigi Einaudi e la sua Scuola, Francesco Cassata e Roberto Marchionatti
• Economia, Finanza, Etica: aspetti “di fondo” e la “crisi” attuale, Ferruccio Marzano

 

MARKETS AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION - Coordinano e discutono: Luca Salvatici e Annamaria Simonazzi - Aula A104

• Real Depreciations, Fiscal Adjustment and Social Pacts: Open versus Less Open Economies, Benedicta Marzinotto
• Food Prices and Overweight Patterns in Italy, Luca Pieroni
• Are Temporary Jobs a Port of Entry into Permanent Employment? Evidence from Matched
• Employer-Employee Data, Fabio Berton, Francesco Devicienti e Lia Pacelli
• Dimmi dove vivi e ti dirò come stai: povertà, disagio sociale e risultati di salute in Italia, Marcel Bilger e Vincenzo Carrieri

 

COGNITIVE ECONOMICS - Coordinano e discutono: Luigi Marengo e Stefano Vannucci - Aula A209

• Economia e psicologia. Un’applicazione ai processi di cambiamento, Roberta Patalano
• Deflating Bayesianism, Marco Dardi
• Cooperation with Time-Inconsistency, Nicola Dimitri
• L’incertezza oltre le regole: evoluzione e prevedibilità individuale e sociale, Marco Novarese e Anna Spada

 

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS II - Coordinano e discutono: Piero Tedeschi e Alessandro Vaglio - Aula A107

• Hybrid Licensing of Product Innovations, Franco Cugno e Elisabetta Ottoz
• Efficiency Gains and Mergers, Giuseppe De Feo
• Modelling Public R&D Cofinancing within a Principal-Agent Framework. The Case of an Italian Region, Roberto Esposti e Valentina Cristiana Materia

 

CONSUMPTION AND HOUSEHOLD DECISIONS - Coordinano e discutono: Graziella Bertocchi e Giovanni Mastrobuoni - Aula A105

• Coresidence in Europe: Gender and Country Differences, Maria Concetta Chiuri e Daniela Del Boca
• The Effects of Household Financial and Real Wealth on Consumption: New Evidence from OECD Countries, Riccardo De Bonis e Andrea Silvestrini
• Demographics and Life-Cycle Consumption, Charles Grant

 

Ore 16:15

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