Research

Moving from the South to the North, Migrants Improve Their Income. But Not Their Position

This is the finding of a research study by Simon Goerlach that takes into account data from 1985 to 2012

The Uninformed Find the Door to Healthcare Shut

Inequality of access to medical treatment in a paper by Carlo Devillanova and Tommaso Frattini

Market Benefits for Legalized Immigrants

Pros and Cons for Legalization of Migrants in a Study by Alessandra Casarico, Giovanni Facchini and Tommaso Frattini

The Political Costs of Emigration

The brain drain not only has economic and social implications, but also political implications, as explained in a study by Massimo Anelli

Sacrificing the Firstborn in a Family Firm Succession Is a Good Choice for Business, a New Study Explains

Post succession firm performance is 39% higher when a subsequentborn sibling is at the helm, Bocconi University scholars discover

A Study Shows That Electoral Outcomes Affect the Way We Treat Other People

After the 2016 US Presidential Election, the willingness of Democrats to share resources with Republicans dropped abruptly, as a consequence of a drop in selfesteem, according to Bocconi University's Celia Moore and colleagues