Economics

How the Axes of Political Belonging Change

The connections between work, economic inequalities, and politics in a study by Guido Tabellini and Nicola Gennaioli

Policy Makers React to Ambiguity Like Other Humans Do

Researchers, journalists or students: the known is better than the unknown for everyone, as demonstrated by an experiment by Valentina Bosetti

Carlo Cottarelli Is the Latest Tommaso Padoa Schioppa Visiting Professor

The position is financed by the European Central Bank in memory of one of Bocconi's most illustrious alumni

Francesco Decarolis Is the New Avvocato Giovanni Agnelli Associate Professor in Economics

His strand of research, empirical industrial organization and market design, analyzes the workings of markets and designs innovative solutions to promote competition and social welfare

Productivity Cannot Be Balanced with Computers

A study by Tom Schmitz shows it is managerial practices that determine the gap between countries

The Importance of Reputation in Public Contract Bids

How much influence should past performance have? A working paper by Francesco Decarolis takes a look