09 Oct 2017 A Nobel Prize That Helps Make Better Decisions The studies of Richard Thaler, 2017 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, have had a profound impact on economic policy, making them more effective, explains Nicola Gennaioli in a videocomment
23 Oct 2017 Tax Rates Are Not Political Party Members Whether the government is rightwing or leftwing, the overall amount of taxation does not change, just its composition, as told in a paper by Paola Profeta
20 Oct 2017 And if a Monetary Union Is Better? Fixed exchange rates or flexible ones? Monacelli explains why the latter do not work under certain conditions
19 Oct 2017 Public Debt: Lessons from Greece How to redenominate sovereign debt if a country leaves the Euro? Elena Carletti and Paolo Colla explain in their paper
20 Oct 2017 The Judges and the European Web How to balance freedom and regulation of the Internet, in a book by Oreste Pollicino and Graziella Romeo
18 Oct 2017 Failures of the EU Neet Plan The program to support youth development, launched in 2014, has proven ineffective. Paolo Graziano explains why