The optimal mix of regulatory tools depend on the externalities of a new product, a model developed by Marco Ottaviani states. When it comes to COVID drugs and vaccines, approval should be fast and liability claims limited
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Every Ramadan, Pakistani banks are subject to violent withdrawal and redeposit cycles due to the way a levy is calculated. Nicola Limodio observed what this means for credit supply
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Harsh Ketkar highlights the pros and cons of decentralization and finds the conditions that can potentially make it ineffective
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The University, thanks to Mara Squicciarini and Botond Szabo, has been awarded two grants for projects in quantitative history and statistics. Furthermore, Alon Rosen has just started his project on cryptography
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Publishing practices tend to hide studies that lack statistically significant results, with negative side effects on the spread of false positives, replicability and inefficient research funding. Scott Williamson suggests how to overcome the issue
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A recap of this year's most read stories. Contrary to what you might think, they were not only about COVID
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When the COVID crisis is over, returning to the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact would be problematic. With a new paper Francesco Giavazzi, two scholars and an Economic Counselor at the Elysee suggest another way
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When quotas were introduced in Italy, a new study by Paola Profeta finds, improvements were recorded not only in female presence, but also in education and age of board members. With no costs in terms of firm performance and stock valuation
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Understanding the biases that sneak into the decision making process can help companies make smarter choices about which innovations to fund, according to new research by Thorsten Grohsjean and colleagues
read moreThe decline in sales in 2020 was similar to nonfamily businesses, but the recovery in 2021 was stronger, with nearly double growth rates, according to data from the 13th AUB Observatory. This had not been the case in 2009. Renewed capital strength boosted the performance
African women tend to have more positive attitudes toward women's participation in politics if they own a mobile phone, while men's resistance is more difficult to overcome, according to a study by Carlotta Varriale et al.
Fundamental will be for Italy to be able to select and offer support to companies that stand out for their innovative potential in order to emerge from the socalled Great Financial Crisis
Public policy, sociology, demography and welfare are the main areas of investigation of the Dondena Research Center directed by Marco Bonetti
The SDA Bocconi Research Division, directed by Paola Cillo, seeks not only to respond to the contingent needs of companies and institutions but to anticipate them. A difficult and stimulating challenge
According to a paper by Paola Mariani, the principle of health solidarity should be accepted and developed in case of an emergency situation
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