
An Overlooked Reason for the Gender Gap in Wages: Attitudes Towards Commuting
Women are more willing than men to accept lower wages in exchange for a shorter commute, according to research by Thomas Le Barbanchon
read moreWomen are more willing than men to accept lower wages in exchange for a shorter commute, according to research by Thomas Le Barbanchon
read moreTwo Bocconi studies indicate that there would have been 2,300 fewer deaths between March and April 2020 if commuter flows in Italian cities were 10% lower. At flow parity, public and private transport are equally dangerous
read moreA study on 1,642 British firms highlights that optimistic entrepreneurs implemented more innovation and more organizational change than the rest during the COVID spring lockdown
read moreA model by Andrea Fosfuri suggests that startups with more capable founding teams can afford to wait until their idea has been developed into a proper innovation, while those with less capable teams have to commit to the early, less lucrative market
read moreTwo full professors and an assistant professor have arrived to bolster the Bocconi faculty for the second semester of the academic year
read moreWhen two distinct blocks are identifiable, incumbents can be easily sanctioned with the vote. When strong centrist parties exist, on the contrary, they can create multiple coalitions and remain in government despite electoral defeats, especially in proportional electoral systems, Anthony Bertelli explains in a new paper
read moreAccording to the XII AUB Observatory, 33% have inadequate capital and financial structure to face the pandemic and 25 or 30% could enter bankruptcy or liquidation processes if they do not resort to recapitalizations with equity
read moreMassimo Marinacci, AXA Bocconi Chair in Risk, and Valentina Bosetti investigate how modern decision theory can assist policymakers in critical times such as the COVID19 crisis, in a paper coauthored by the Nobel laureate Lars Peter Hansen
read moreLanny Martin observes that voters evaluate parties using readily available information on very visible aspects, such as the number of ministries in a coalition government. In order to make a positive impression on their supporters, parties with low bargaining power trade away less visible goods for ministerial positions, thus escaping accountability
read moreTwo young scholars will join the research center thanks to the European program aimed at helping researchers gain experience in different working environments while developing transferable skills
A study by Bocconi and Plan International Italia with the support of UniCredit Foundation photographs the digital gender divide in Italy
Bocconi students on the seminars organized by IGIER. In the latest article of the series, Federico Scabbia reports on the work of Leonard Wantchekon and Nick Hughes
It is important for the EU to avoid relaxing its policies on competition, according to Chiara Fumagalli
When a pandemic recession strikes, a mix of politics, excess of debt and helicopter money can occur. It was the case in the Republic of Venice, during the 1630 plague. Donato Masciandaro draws some lessons from La Serenissima
Three faculty members are taking part in the dialogue forum with the business community organized by Confindustria to develop concrete actionable policy recommendations to the G20
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Welcome address Marco Ventoruzzo, Università Bocconi
Introduction and Chair Maurizio Del Conte, Bocconi University
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Tito Boeri, Bocconi University
Elsa Maria Fornero, Università degli Studi di Torino
Marco Leonardi, Università degli Studi di Milano
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Fabio Franchino, Università degli Studi di Milano
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Fabio Franchino (University of Milan)
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Omer Tamuz, California Institute of Technology
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