Research

A Tale of Two Decades of the European Central Bank

IGIER Visiting Student Simone Boldrini reports on a seminar by Massimo Rostagno (ECB), coauthor of Monetary Policy in Times of Crisis

Circular Economy Will Make Electric Buses the Best Economic Choice in Four Years

A study by the Bocconi GREEN center with the collaboration of ENEL Foundation revisits the cost calculations, taking into account the possible revenues from the connection of batteries to the grid and their second life

Broken Bonds: Why Consumers Leave

A study by Stefania Borghini illustrates alternative explanations to the classic motivations that may lead to consumer loyalty loss

How Shadow Trading Hurts Listed Companies and Goes Undetected

Wanli Zhao and coauthors, in a new paper, shed light on the use of private information to profit from trade in linked companies, such as business partners or competitors

SDA Bocconi Takes the Editorial Lead of IJAM

The School, with Alex Turrini, will be in charge of the reviewing process of the International Journal of Arts Management

Are We Sure Maneskin Are Right to Open a Rolling Stones Concert?

A study by Fabrizio Castellucci observes that bands that play before high status artists, in the long run, run a greater risk of disbanding and earn less money. In their case, though, it could end in a different way