Research

Chinese Imports Fed the US Household Debt Buildup

The areas more exposed to Chinese competition recorded the highest increase in both unemployment and debt levels before the Great Recession, according to research by Julien Sauvagnat and colleagues

Greenpass and Dining, a Balance Between Pleasure and Safety

Three Bocconi scholars wrote a paper on the restaurant experience at the times of coronavirus

A Competitive Working Environment May Prompt Knowledge Leaks

If proprietary knowledge spills over to your competitors despite nondisclosure agreements and financial incentives, you could need an organizational climate change, according to research by Giada Di Stefano and Maria Rita Micheli

Why Sickness Is Always a Family Issue

In the third episode of the Think Diverse podcast, Nicoletta Balbo explains how disabilities can affect not just the individual, but also their relatives

The Trilemma of the European Monetary Union

IGIER Visiting Student Laure Anique reports on the seminar by Marco Buti on the construction and strengthening of the European Monetary Union

The Other Half of the Pandemic

In the second episode of the Think Diverse podcast, Paola Profeta investigates how the pandemic dealt a blow to gender equality