The prize is bestowed every even numbered year by the European Economic Association to a female economist for significant contributions to the profession

Research reacted to the pandemic as fast as teaching, encompassing all the disciplines taught at the University. The energetic response of Bocconi scholars is displayed in an interactive map

Two Bocconi Professors estimate that French GDP could decrease by 5.6% due to the measures against COVID. The same measures would cost 6.6% of the GDP in Italy, 5.7% in Germany, 5.5% in the United Kingdom and 6.7% in Spain

Pamela Giustinelli and a colleague from UCL want to understand the perceived costs and benefits of the COVID19 lockdown for common people in the UK, the US and Italy

A simple change in the terms of cropsharing contracts in developing countries could boost agricultural productivity by 60%, Selim Gulesci explains

Gianmarco Ottaviano says that resource misallocation is at the root of Italian sluggish productivity and explains why the reallocation of resources inside and not between industries or geographical areas is the best solution