Research

The Changing Role of Antitrust in the Digital Age

IGIER Visiting Student Ruyue Li reports on the recent IGIER Policy Seminar with Massimo Motta (UPF), Steve Tadelis (Berkeley) And Antonio Butta' (Agcom)

Fellowships for Scholars Affected by the War in Ukraine

A call for up to three fellowships at the Bocconi Lab for European Studies for postdoctoral candidates of any nationality who are directly affected by the war

How to Optimize Buyer Information

IGIER visiting student Laure Anique reports on the recent IGIER Policy Seminar with Stephen Morris (MIT)

How Inventor Parents Perpetuate Gender Inequality

Having an inventor parent multiplies by a factor of 13 a girl's chances of becoming an inventor, but when a firstborn girl gets a younger brother, this advantage is completely swept away, a study by Myriam Mariani finds

At Bocconi, with ARCS, the 14th Annual Research Conference on Corporate Sustainability

From 5 to 8 June, over 100 scholars from all over the world will gather in Milan to discuss social and environmental dimensions of sustainable business

Why We Think That Demography Is a Slow Thing, and Why We Are Wrong

When we factor migration in, population change is much faster than commonly understood and can be affected by policy makers and socioeconomic factors, Francesco Billary writes