Economics

When local governments receive more money corruption increases, politicians' quality falls and the incumbents are more likely to be reelected, Brollo, Nannicini, Perotti e Tabellini find in a NBER paper

The assistant professor received the Distinguished CESifo Young Affiliate Award

A Bruegel study, coordinated by Bocconi professors Ottaviano and Altomonte, shows that the performance of firms is strongly related to their size and internationalization

At the World Congress to be held in Shanghai, between August 17 and August 21

After the Greek crisis and the attack on the euro, Artoni and Devillanova, in a note written for Econpubblica, look back at the macroeconomic history of the Great Depression to interpret the current financial crisis and assess the policy interventions that are being discussed in European circles today

Aldo Montesano presented a paper on price collusion at Bocconi Symposium on Economic Theory