High income people are able to choose active ways to spend leisure time, thus experiencing more frequent, but not necessarily more intense, bouts of happiness, according to research by Adam Eric Greenberg

When 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

According 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

Massimo 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

Gabriella Lojacono describes the strategic challenges companies are called to face

Competition policies are less stringent in times of crisis, sometimes with dire consequences, according to research by Federico Ghezzi with Laura Zoboli