07 Jun 2023 Information Makes Us Inclusive. But not if We Are Populist An experiment conducted by Boeri and Morelli shows that providing simple information succeeds in increasing public knowledge about demographic trends and the pension system, but attitudes toward migrants improve only among non populist voters
22 May 2023 When Religion, Science and Progress Intertwine Mara Squicciarini is the new Avvocato Giovanni Agnelli Associate Professor in Economics
10 May 2023 The Case for Regulating the Bonuses of Advisors In a new model developed by Marco Ottaviani and colleagues, bonus payments are shown to distort the market, while increasing advisors' liability may be ineffective
15 May 2023 Cutting the Cost of Education Alone Is Not Enough to Prevent Dropout LEAP PhD student Raphaelle Aulagnon reports on the recent LEAP Seminar with Abhijeet Singh (Stockholm School of Economics)
08 May 2023 How to Use the Internet to Promote Learning LEAP PhD student Timm Greis reports on the recent LEAP Seminar with Pedro Souza (Queen Mary University, London)
26 Apr 2023 What Life Is Like Where a Populist Mayor Is in Power Debt repayment slows down, costs rise, and qualified personnel is substituted with less educated staff, according to a study in the American Journal of Political Science