The Trade off Between Health Measures and Liberal Norms
Catherine De Vries investigates how much we are willing to give up in order to fight the virus
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A Bocconi and Harvard Program Improved Middle School Students Performance and Wellbeing in Lockdown
Eliana La Ferrara and Michela Carlana also raised disadvantaged pupils' aspirations, wellbeing and socioemotional skills through an online tutoring program that could be replicated on a larger scale
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How to Strike the Right Balance Between Health and the Economy
Julien Sauvagnat and Basile Grassi are investigating the effect of business closures on GDP, firms' market value and COVID lethality
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Fertility is likely to decline in the wake of the Covid19 pandemic, a new study finds
A new study from Bocconi University leverages historical social, economic and demographic evidence from natural events and pandemics as well as the latest techniques in demographic science to draw the conclusion that postCovid fertility will plausibly decline because of economic uncertainty and increased childcare burdens
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Working from Home Is for the Most Skilled
A study by Thomas Le Barbanchon found that information, financial activities, and professional and business services, along with agriculture, are the industries with the most hours worked at home
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Family Firms Confirmed to Be More Resilient
During the pandemic, family business shares had a performance eight percentage points higher, according to a study by Amore, Quarato and Pelucco
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Women and the Children of the Less Educated Are Bearing the Brunt of the COVID Crisis
Research by Paola Profeta finds that the lockdown and the social distancing measures translated into an additional burden for women in terms of housework. Only the most educated families devote time to their children's homework in times of homeschooling
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COVID 19: Women Are Willing to Respect the Rules and Pay More for Testing
A Bocconi and UCL survey shows that Italian women have a stronger perception of covid risk, are willing to pay more for serological tests and swabs, and are more inclined to comply with safety measures
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Less than Half the Jobs Are Safe in Case of Outbreak
Tito Boeri and colleagues calculated the share of people that could safely work in absence of personal protection equipment
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Predicting Behavior in a Pandemic
Jerome Adda is investigating a key element in implementing policies that minimize the infection
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At Bocconi, with the Econometric Society, the Largest Ever Online Congress of Economists
From 17 to 21 August, 2,500 participants will discuss all the current topics in economics, with 1,300 scientific presentations and speeches by Nobel Laureates Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee
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Measuring European Attitudes on Complying With Health Policies
Bocconi, with CERSAS and COVID Crisis Lab, is part of a project launched by the Hamburg Center for Health Economics
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Long Term Effects of Government Response to COVID
Oreste Pollicino supervises a research project comparing 60 countries
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Brown Bag Seminar with Elica Krasteva
Elica Krasteva (Università Bocconi)
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Accounting Department Seminar with A.Huang
Allen Huang (HKUST) Registration Note that Zoom registration is required – this can be done before the seminar date by clicking on the Registration link.
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When the Markets Get CO.VI.D.: COntagion, VIruses, and Information Diffusion
Max Croce, Bocconi University
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Accounting Department Seminar with T.J. Wong
T.J. Wong (USC Marshall) Registration Note that Zoom registration is required – this can be done before the seminar date by clicking on the Registration link.
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