Research

Want to Make Money with Stocks? Never Ever Listen to Analysts

Research by Nicola Gennaioli and colleagues shows that investing in the stocks least favored by analysts yields five times more than buying the most recommended. Here's why

Nobel Ideas to Study Financial Law

In a forthcoming book, Filippo Annunziata applies behavioral finance theories to the analysis of European regulation on market abuse

The EU Is Exporting Its Policies via Bilateral Trade Agreements

Thanks to them the European Union is exporting trade and competition policies, as well as the control of public aid, according to a study by Leonardo Borlini and Claudio Dordi

An Era of Sharing Is also Coming for Innovation

At the The Sharing Economy of Innovation conference, Monday at 5 p. m. in the Aula Magna Roentgen, the views of academia, policy makers and companies will be presented. Among the speakers Ilaria Capua and Diego Piacentini

Productivity and Innovation: To Be Found in Established Companies

Nicolai Foss' Lectio Inauguralis of his Rodolfo Debenedetti Chair in Entrepreneurship

The Engine of Productivity? Established Companies, More than Startups

Nicolai Foss, at the Lectio Inauguralis of his Rodolfo Debenedetti Chair in Entrepreneurship, also analyzed the conditions that hinder Italian growth