Morning Knowledge /14. Accounts
Even responsible companies try to divert attention from their weaknesses, Ariela Caglio says. But we shouldn't throw out the baby (Integrated Reporting) with the bathwater
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Morning Knowledge /13. Well Being
The effect on happiness of a newborn is stronger for men than women and depends on a family's gender role attitudes and preferences towards work and family, Nicoletta Balbo explains
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Morning Knowledge /12. Development
A simple change in the terms of cropsharing contracts in developing countries could boost agricultural productivity by 60%, Selim Gulesci explains
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Morning Knowledge /10. Mafia
Giulia Cappellaro and Amelia Compagni shed light on the strategies used by the Mafia to shy from public scrutiny, alerting us on how to recognize such strategies
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Morning Knowledge /9. CSR
Institutional investors boost a company's environmental and social performance, a new study finds. Especially if they are European
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Morning Knowledge /8. Networks
If you want to become global, first build strong local ties, says Fernando Vega Redondo. Trust throughout your relationships is, in fact, the material that makes your wings strong enough to fly far away
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Morning Knowledge /7. Productivity
Gianmarco Ottaviano says that resource misallocation is at the root of Italian sluggish productivity and explains why the reallocation of resources inside and not between industries or geographical areas is the best solution
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Morning Knowledge /6. Corporate Reports
You could think listed companies' financial reports to be more reliable than those of private companies. Antonio Marra invites you to think again. Which incentives do you think listed companies have to misreport earnings?
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Morning Knowledge /5. Language
Using a machine learning technique, Dirk Hovy captures dialectal variations in our online language. Do dialects still play a role in the construction of our identity?
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Providers of Long Term Care for the Elderly Must Evolve
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Bocconi Postdoc Invited to High Profile Conference
Gianluigi Riva joins a selected group of young scientists that will attend a meeting with Nobel laureates later this year
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Caselli, Ventoruzzo and Mosca Join the Committee for the Reform of Capital Markets
The activities will lead to the new Consolidated Text
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Bocconi Research Excellence Awards 2024
Faculty whose publications have been accepted by the most prestigious journals or publishers honored
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When Statisticians Help Algorithm Designers
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Rich People, Gods Among Men
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David B. Huffman - Minds, Models, and Markets: How Managerial Cognition shapes Pricing Strategies
DAVID HUFFMAN - University of Pittsburgh
Alberto Alesina Seminar Room 5.e4.sr04, floor 5, Via Roentgen 1 -
A Tax-Shaped Retail Landscape
NATHAN YANG - Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
Seminar Room 4-E4-SR03, 4th floor, via Roentgen 1 -
Task-driven neural network models predict neural dynamics of proprioception with Alessandro Marin Vargas
ALESSANDRO MARIN VARGAS - EPFL, Switzerland
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Constantin Charles, London School of Economics: Causal Narratives
CONSTANTIN CHARLES - London School of Economics
Seminar Room 2-e4-sr03 - Via Roentgen, 1