50ª RSA - Banca d'Italia e LUISS Rome

The 50th Annual Conference of the SIE took place on Thursday, October 22, 2009, at the Banca d'Italia, Via Nazionale 91, Rome, and on Friday and Saturday, October 23–24, 2009, at LUISS Guido Carli University, Viale Pola 12, Rome.

GIOVEDì 22 OTTOBRE

Banca d'Italia, Via Nazionale 91

Ore 16:30

Saluti - Terenzio Cozzi, Presidente della Società Italiana degli Economisti

Ore 16:40

Introduzione ai lavori - Mario Draghi, Governatore della Banca d’Italia

SESSIONI PLENARIE

Ore 17:10

Animal Spirits and Monetary Policy, Paul De Grauwe

Ore 18:10

Gli economisti italiani e l’economia internazionale nel novecento, Marcello De Cecco

Ore 19:10

Aperitivo

GIOVEDì 22 OTTOBRE

LUISS Guido Carli, Viale Pola 12

Ore 8:30

Registrazione dei partecipanti

Ore 9:00

Saluti e Introduzione ai lavori

SESSIONE PLENARIA - AULA MAGNA MARIO ARCELLI

Ore 09:30

Riflessioni sulla politica economica dopo la crisi, Giancarlo Corsetti

Ore 10:30

Pausa caffè

SESSIONI PARALLELE
Ore 10:45

ECONOMIC CRISIS: OUTCOMES AND PROSPECTS (sessione organizzata in collaborazione con la STOREP) - Coordina e discute: Alessandro Roncaglia - Aula Magna

• Dalla crisi finanziaria alla crisi valutaria? Quali prospettive?, Pietro Alessandrini e Michele Fratianni
• Quali strumenti per evitare una crisi finanziaria di natura sistemica?, Mario Sarcinelli •Incominciamo a parlare della prossima crisi, Mario Tonveronachi

GROWTH I - Coordinano e discutono: Luca De Benedictis e Neri Salvadori - Aula A210

• Regional Economic Growth and Inequality in India During Pre-and Post-Reform Periods, Madhusudan Ghosh
• Channels of Transmission of Inequality to Growth: A Survey of the Theory and Evidence from a Portuguese Perspective, Adelaide P.S. Duarte e Marta C.N. Simões
• Structural Change and Growth: the Role of Public Investments, Giulia Felice
• A Growth Model with Time Allocation and Social Participation, Thomas Bassetti e Donata Favaro

MACROECONOMICS I. MONEY AND MONETARY POLICY - Coordinano e discutono: Fabrizio Mattesini e Salvatore Nisticò - Aula A118

• Public Debt, Distortionary Taxation, and Monetary Policy, Alessandro Piergallini e Giorgio Rodano
• Inflation Targets, Endogenous Mark-ups and the Non-Vertical Phillips Curve, Nicola Acocella, Giovanni Di Bartolomeo e Patrizio Tirelli
• Uncertainty and Transparency of Monetary Policy, Giorgio Di Giorgio e Guido Traficante
• Money, Liquidity and the Equilibrium Interest Rate, Alessandro Marchesiani e Pietro Senesi

AUCTIONS AND INFORMATION - Coordinano e discutono: Roberto Cellini e Salvatore Piccolo - Aula A214

• The Strategic and Social Power of Signal Acquisition, Anna Maria C. Menichini e Peter J. Simmons
• English Auctions Vs Posted Price Selling: the Case of the Average Common Value, Fanny Sabarit
• Learning Fairness Equilibria, Luciano Andreozzi
• Read my Lips: the Role of Information Transmission in Multilateral Reforms Design, Axel Dreher, Silvia Marchesi e Laura Sabani

EMPIRICAL ISSUES - Coordinano e discutono: Stefano Fachin e Andrea Gerali - Aula A209

• On the International Transmission of Productivity Shocks, Daniela Buscaglia
• Information Combination and Forecast (st)ability. Evidence from Vintages of Time-Series Data, Carlo Altavilla e Matteo Ciccarelli
• The Exchange Rate, Employment and Hours: What Firm-Level Data Say, Francesco Nucci e Alberto Franco Pozzolo
• Model Validation in the DSGE Approach: A Survey, Alessia Paccagnini

REGIONAL POLICIES - Coordinano e discutono: Adriano Giannola e Domenico Scalera - Aula Giornalismo

• Policies for Local Development: an Evaluation of Italy’s “Patti Territoriali”, Antonio Accetturo e Guido De Blasio
• Evidence on Waste Generation and Landfill Diversion in Italy, Massimiliano Mazzanti, Anna Montini e Francesco Nicolli
• Total Factor Productivity, Intangible Assets and Spatial Dependence in the European Regions, Barbara Dettori, Emanuela Marrocu e Raffaele Paci
• Decentralizing Central Targets: Empirical Evidence from Italy, Maria Alessandra Antonelli e Veronica Grembi

EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS I. PREFERENCES - Coordinano e discutono: Luigi Mittone e Luca Stanca - Aula A116

• Social Preferences, Intentions and Empathy. An Experiment with Normally Developing and Autistic Spectrum Disorders Subjects, Iosetto Doneddu, Roberta Fadda, Andrea Isoni e Vittorio Pelligra
• Suit the Action to the Word, the Word to the Action: Eliciting Motives for Trust and Reciprocity by Attitudinal and Behavioural Measures, Francesco Farina, Niall O’Higgins e Patrizia Sbriglia
• Inferring Social Preferences over Income Distributions Through Axioms, John Hey e Carmen Pasca
• Construction of Time Preference: an Investigation of the Role of Elicitation Method in Experimental Elicitation of Time Preference, Oksana Tokarchuk

ENERGY I - Coordinano e discutono: Carlo Andrea Bollino e Alessandro Lanza - Aula A215

• Increasing Market Interconnection: An Analysis of the Italian Electricity Spot Market, Federico Boffa, Viswanath Pingali e Davide Vannoni
• A Time Series Analysis of Day-Ahead Prices on the Italian Power Exchange, Andrea Petrella e Sandro Sapio
• Emissions Trends and Labour Productivity Dynamics. Sector Analyses of De-coupling/Recoupling on a 1990-2006 NAMEA, Giovanni Marin e Massimiliano Mazzanti
• A Panel Data Analysis of Domestic Electric Consumption in a Mediterranean Region, Vania Statzu e Elisabetta Strazzera

POLITICAL COMPETITION AND VOTING RULES - Coordinano e discutono: Debora Di Gioacchino e Alessandro Petretto - Aula MTB

• The Political Competition-Economic Performance Puzzle: Evidence from the OECD Countries and the Italian Regions, Fabio Padovano e Roberto Ricciuti
• The Empirics of the Median Voter: Democracy, Redistribution and the Role of the Middle Class,Francesco Scervini
• Can Gender Quotas Break Down Negative Stereotypes? Evidence from Changes in Electoral Rules, Maria De Paola, Rosetta Lombardo e Vincenzo Scoppa
• Gender Quotas in Italy. A Random Utility Model of Voting Behaviour, Genny Bonomi, Giorgio Brosio e Maria Laura Di Tommaso

Ore 13:00

Buffet

Ore 14:15
Assemblea Annuale dei Soci

SESSIONI PARALLELE

Ore 15:15

PROCUREMENT - Coordinano e discutono: Nicola Dimitri e Gustavo Piga - Aula A116

• Contracts as Threats: on a Rationale for Rewarding A while Hoping for B, Elisabetta Iossa e Giancarlo Spagnolo
• “It is Never too Late”: Optimal Penalty for Investment Delay in Italian Public Procurement Contracts, Chiara D’Alpaos, Michele Moretto, Paola Valbonesi e Sergio Vergalli
• Political Longevity and Collusion in Public Procurement, Decio Coviello e Stefano Gagliarducci
• Lowest Unique Bid Auctions with Signals, Andrea Gallice

POVERTY AND INEQUALITY - Coordinano e discutono: Leonardo Becchetti e Marco Malgarini - Aula Magna

• Poverty Dynamics in the Enlarged Europe: a Comparative Analysis of Determinants of Individuals’ and Households’ Movements, Veronica Polin e Michele Raitano
• Inequality Decompositions – A Reconciliation, Frank A. Cowell e Carlo V. Fiorio
• Poverty Rankings of Opportunity Profiles, Vito Peragine, Ernesto Savaglio e Stefano Vannucci
• Impact Analysis, Multiplier Decomposition and Income Distribution in a Sam Framework: a New Approach Applied to Vietnam, Marisa Civardi, Rosaria Vega Pansini e Renata Targetti Lenti

BANKING - Coordinano e discutono: Gabriella Chiesa e Loriana Pelizzon - Aula A118

• To Acquire, or to Compete? An Entry Dilemma, Jean J. Gabszewicz, Didier Laussel e Ornella Tarola
• A Dynamic Model of Competition in Retail Banking, Barbara Chizzolini
• Financial Intermediation, Competition, and Risk: A General Equilibrium Exposition, Gianni De Nicolò e Marcella Lucchetta
• Bank Risk and Monetary Policy, Yener Altunbas, Leonardo Gambacorta e David Marques-Ibàñez

FAMILY AND ASSET ALLOCATION - Coordinano e discutono: Giampietro Cipriani e Francesco Nucci - Aula A209

• Portfolio choices, gender and marital status, Graziella Bertocchi, Marianna Brunetti e Costanza Torricelli
• Asymmetries and Interdependencies in Time Use between Italian Spouses, Anna Laura Mancini e Silvia Pasqua
• Marital Fertility and Exogenous Constraints on Child Quality, Matteo Colombo

LEARNING GROUP MEMBERSHIPS AND FILE-SHARING - Coordinano e discutono: Daniela Di Cagno e Donata Favaro - Aula A214

• An Experimental Investigation on Learning and Context Effects, Angela Ambrosino, Chiara Chelini, Marco Novarese, Anna Spada e Carla Trigona
• Group Membership, Team Preferences, and Expectations, Francesco Guala, Luigi Mittone e Matteo Ploner
• Industry and Welfare Effects of File-Sharing: a Theoretical Analysis, Antonio Minniti e Cecilia Vergari

REGULATION - Coordinano e discutono: Andrea Pezzoli e Alberto Franco Pozzolo - Aula MTB

• On the Assessment of Regulators’ Efficiency: an Application to European Telecommunications, Paolo Lupi, Fabio Manenti, Antonio Scialà e Cristiano Varin
• Central Banks as Political Players, Giovanni B. Pittaluga e Elena Seghezza
• Do Selection Mechanisms and Ownership Matter? Evidence from Local Public Transport in Europe, Andrea Boitani, Marcella Nicolini e Carlo Scarpa
• Capital Structure and Regulation: Do Ownership and Regulatory Independence Matter?,Bernardo Bortolotti, Carlo Cambini, Laura Rondi e Yossi Spiegel

HEALTH ECONOMICS - Coordinano e discutono: Giuliano Masiero e Franco Peracchi - Aula A210

• Who is Responsible for you Health: it’s you, your Doctor or new Technologies?, Vincenzo Atella e Francesco D’Amico
• International Cooperation in Pharmaceutical Research, Anna Rita Bennato e Laura Magazzini
• Entry in Pharmaceutical Submarkets: a Bayesian Panel Probit Analysis, Gianni Amisano e Maria Letizia Giorgetti
• Pharmaceutical Industry, Drug Quality and Regulation. Evidence from US and Italy, Vincenzo Atella, Jay Bhattacharya e Lorenzo Carbonari

ENERGY II - Coordinano e discutono: Francesco Gullì e Ignazio Musu - Aula A215

• The Long-Run Dynamics of Carbon-Income Relationships. Leaders and Laggards and Path-Breaking Time Related (Policy) Events, Massimiliano Mazzanti e Antonio Musolesi
• Public Policies for a Sustainable Energy Sector: Regulation, Diversity and Foresting of Innovation, Valeria Costantini e Francesco Crespi
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Energy System: are Current Trends Sustainable?, Simone Borghesi e Alessandro Vercelli
• Foreign Influence and the Africa-China Trade in Natural Resources, Roberto Bonfatti

TRADE - Coordinano e discutono: Davide Castellani e Rodolfo Helg - Aula Giornalismo

• The World Trade Network, Luca De Benedictis e Lucia Tajoli
• The Impact of European Union Agricultural Preferences, Maria Cipollina e Luca Salvatici
• The Role of Quality Ladders in a Ricardian Model of Trade with Nonhomothetic Preferences, Esteban Jaimovich e Vincenzo Merella
• Trade Costs and Economic Development, Michele Fratianni e Francesco Marchionne

Ore 17:30

Pausa Caffè

SESSIONE PLENARIA - Aula Magna Mario Arcelli

Ore 17:45

Criteri di valutazione della ricerca e riforma universitaria, Relazioni di Roberto Artoni e Maria Paola Potestio

Ore 18:30

Discussione

Ore 20:30

Cena Sociale

SABATO 24 OTTOBRE

LUISS Guido Carli, Viale Pola 12

SESSIONI PARALLELE
Ore 9:00

EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS I. NETWORK FORMATION AND PUBLIC GOODS - Coordinano e discutono: John Hey e Patrizia Sbriglia - Aula A104

• Experiments with the Traveler’s Dilemma: Welfare, Strategic Choice and Implicit Collusion, Kaushik Basu, Leonardo Becchetti e Luca Stanca
• Is a Public Goods Experiment Like Fight Club? Strategic Interaction and the Crowding-out Effect on Altruism, Antonio Filippin e Manuela Raimondi
• Strategies in Social Network Formation, Anna Conte, Daniela Di Cagno e Emanuela Sciubba
• Contributions to Public Goods under Uncertainty: Insights from a VCM Experiment, Carmela Di Mauro e Massimo Finocchiaro Castro

UNIVERSITY I. THE ASSESSMENT OF RESEARCH ACTIVITY - Coordinano e discutono: Maria Paola Potestio e Paola Valbonesi - Aula Magna

• Scientific Productivity and Academic Promotion: A Study on French and Italian Physicists, Francesco Lissoni, Jacques Mairesse, Fabio Montobbio e Michele Pezzoni
• Peso alle citazioni o pesi alla numerosità? La valutazione degli economisti accademici italiani, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo e Giulia Zacchia
• Public Funding and Efficiency of Italian Universities, Tommaso Agasisti e Giuseppe Catalano
• Italian Economic Journals. A Network-based Ranking and an Exploratory Analysis of their Influence on Setting International Professional Standards, Alberto Baccini

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS I - Coordinano e discutono: Michele Grillo e Pier Angelo Mori (da confermare) - Aula A210

• How the Presence of a Competitive Fringe Affects the Risk of Collective Dominance and Collusion Sustainability, Carlo Capuano
• Bertrand-Edgeworth Games under Oligopoly with a Complete Characterization for the Triopoly, Massimo A. De Francesco e Neri Salvadori
• The Coexistence of Mass and Elite Media in the Market for News, Maria Rosa Battaggion e Alessandro Vaglio
• Strategic Investment in Merchant Transmission: the Impact of Capacity Utilization Rules, Federico Boffa e Francesca Sala

LAW AND COURTS - Coordinano e discutono: Daniela Marchesi e Antonio Nicita - Aula A113

• Better that X Guilty Persons Escape than that One Innocent Suffer, Matteo Rizzolli e Margherita Saraceno
• Career Concerns and Excessive Signalling in Courts, Giuliana Palumbo e Enrico Sette
• Too Many Lawyers? Litigation in Italian Civil Courts, Amanda Carmignani e Silvia Giacomelli
• Production of Laws and Delays in Court Decisions, Giuseppe Di Vita

REGIONS PUBLIC GOODS AND SPILLOVERS - Coordinano e discutono: Massimo Marrelli e Alessandro Sterlacchini - Aula A108

• Is Agglomeration Really Good for Growth? Global Efficiency, Interregional Equity and Uneven Growth, Fabio Cerina e Francesco Mureddu
• Is Competition for FDI Bad for Regional Welfare?, Oscar Amerighi e Giuseppe De Feo
• Public Provision of Private Goods in a Nonlinear Income Taxation Model with Heterogeneity in Needs, Spencer Bastani, Sören Blomquist e Luca Micheletto
• Local Spillovers, Production Technology and the Choice to Make and/or Buy: Empirical Evidence from Emilia Romagna Mechanical Industry, Roberto Antonietti, Maria Rosaria Ferrante e Riccardo Leoncini

GROWTH II - Coordinano e discutono: Renato Balducci e Alessandro Sembenelli - Aula A105

• Taking Parameter Heterogeneity Seriously: Human Capital, Rules and Economic Development, Leonardo Becchetti e Giovanni Trovato
• Schumpeterian Growth Model with Heterogeneous Firms, Antonio Minniti, Carmelo Pierpaolo Parello e Paul S. Segerstrom
• Technology Shape, Distance to Frontier, or Frontier Shift? Modeling the Determinants of TFP Growth, Camilla Mastromarco e Angelo Zago
• Labor Income Taxation, Human Capital and Growth: the Role of Child Care, Alessandra Casarico e Alessandro Sommacal

LABOUR MARKET AND UNEMPLOYMENT - Coordinano e discutono: Giorgio Calcagnini e Giorgio Rodano - Aula A116

• Labour Market Imperfections, International Integration and Selection, Catia Montagna e Antonella Nocco
• Capital Mobility and Unemployment Dynamics: Evidence from a Panel of OECD Countries, Giovanna Vallanti
• Rational Expectations and the Puzzling No-Effect of the Minimum Wage, Sara Pinoli
• Shifting Correlation Patterns and Changes in the Structure of Labor Compensation, Francesco Nucci e Marianna Riggi

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS - Coordinano e discutono: Roberto Marchionatti e Gennaro Zezza - Aula A107

• Per un ritorno ai fondamentali: il pensiero di Fausto Vicarelli sui nessi finance-growth ed efficiency-stability del sistema finanziario, Giuseppe Garofalo e Claudio Gnesutta
• Modigliani’s Contribution to the “Carnegie Agenda”, Antonella Rancan
• The Two Triangles: What Did Wicksell and Keynes Know about Macroeconomics that Modern Economists do not (Consider)?, Roberto Tamborini, Hans-Michael Trautwein e Ronny Mazzocchi
• Measuring Productivity Increase by Long-Run Prices: the Early Analyses of G.R. Porter and R. Giffen, Arrigo Opocher

LOCAL FINANCE AND FEDERALISM - Coordinano e discutono: Massimo Bordignon e Domenico Depalo - Aula A209

• Fiscal Decentralization and Spending Efficiency of Local Governments. An Empirical Investigation on a Sample of Italian Municipalities, Lorenzo Boetti, Massimiliano Piacenza e Gilberto Turati
• What Happens to Interregional Redistribution as Decentralisation Goes on? Evidence from the Italian NHS, Caterina Ferrario e Alberto Zanardi
• Assessing the Efficiency of Local Government in Italy: Do Spatial Externalities Matter?, Carlo Andrea Bollino, Gianfranco Di Vaio e Paolo Polinori
• How Sticky are Local Expenditures in Italy? Assessing the Relevance of the Flypaper Effect Through Municipal Data, Elena Gennari e Giovanna Messina

EDUCATION AND OCCUPATIONAL CHOICES - Coordinano e discutono: Andrea Cutillo e Maria De Paola - Aula A118

• Inflows and Outflows from the Teachers’ Profession in Italy, Gianna Barbieri, Piero Esposito e Paolo Sestito
• Entrepreneurship and Market Size. The Case of Young College Graduates in Italy, Sabrina Di Addario e Daniela Vuri
• Female Education and Employment, Alessandra Casarico e Paola Profeta

MACROECONOMICS II. FINANCIAL MARKETS - Coordinano e discutono: Leonardo Gambacorta e Paolo Manasse - Aula A101

• Lending Relationships and Monetary Policy, Yunus Aksoy, Henrique S. Basso e Javier Coto-Martinez
• International Portfolio Allocation under Model Uncertainty, Pierpaolo Benigno e Salvatore Nisticò
• Credit and Banking in a DSGE Model, Andrea Gerali, Stefano Neri, Luca Sessa, Federico M. Signoretti
• Sovering Risk Premia, Nicola Borri e Adrien Verdelhan

MACROECONOMICS III. PRICE SHOCKS AND VOLATILITY - Coordinano e discutono: Carlo Altavilla e Riccardo Fiorito - Aula A208

• EMU and the Adjustment to Asymmetric Shocks: the Case of Italy, Gianni Amisano e Livio Stracca
• Oil Price Shocks: Demand vs Supply in a Two-Country Model, Alessia Campolmi
• Development, Growth and Volatility, Alessio Moro
• Housing and the Macroeconomy: the Italian Case, Guido Bulligan

Ore 11:15

Pausa Caffè

SESSIONE PLENARIA - Aula Magna Mario Arcelli

Ore 11:45

Green Economy: grande speranza o grande illusione?, Ignazio Musu

Ore 12:45

Buffet

Ore 14:00

CORRUPTION - Coordinano e discutono: Alfredo Del Monte ed Elisabetta Iossa - A116

• Do “Clean Hands” Ensure Healthy Growth? Theory and Practice in the Battle Against Corruption, RaffaellaCoppier,MauroCostantinieGustavoPiga
• A Multilevel Analysis on the Economic Impact of Public Infrastructure and Corruption on Italian Regions, Gianpiero Torrisi
• Accomplice-Witnesses and Organized Crime: Theory and Evidence from Italy, Antonio Acconcia, Giovanni Immordino, Salvatore Piccolo e Patrick Rey
• Weak Institutions and Credit Availability: the Impact of Crime on Bank Loans, Emilia Bonaccorsi di Patti

INNOVATION, SPILLOVERS AND THE ORGANIZATION OF PRODUCTION - Coordinano e discutono: Francesco Lissoni e Andrea F. Presbitero - Aula A108

• La delega dell’autorità decisionale nelle imprese Open Source. Un’analisi empirica, Massimo G. Colombo, Evila Piva e Cristina Rossi Lamastra
• On Indirect Trade-Related R&D Spillovers: the Role of the International Trade Network, Chiara Franco, Sandro Montresor e Giuseppe Vittucci Marzetti
• The Effects of FDI on Corporate Geography, Rita Cappariello, Stefano Federico e Roberta Zizza
• Does ICT Investment Spur or Hamper Offshoring? Empirical Evidence from Microdata, Luigi Benfratello, Tiziano Razzolini e Alessandro Sembenelli

UNIVERSITY II. DEMAND AND SUPPLY - Coordinano e discutono: Antonio Accetturo e Riccardo Martina - Aula Magna

• La domanda di formazione universitaria in Italia, Gianni Pitti, Vito Pipitone, Giovanni Fulantelli e Mario Allegra
• Pochi e poco utilizzati? L’overeducation dei laureati italiani, Maurizio Franzini e Michele Raitano
• TheDesignoftheUniversitySystem, GianniDeFrajaePaolaValbonesi
• Competition between State Universities, Lisa Grazzini, Annalisa Luporini e Alessandro Petretto

GENDER. CAPABILITIES AND WORK DISCRIMINATION - Coordinano e discutono: Maria Laura Di Tommaso e Maria Cristina Marcuzzo - Aula A101

• Gender, Money and Capabilities, Elisabetta Addis
• Discriminating Factors of Women’s Employment: A Historical View, Angela Cipollone e Carlo D’Ippoliti
• What Does the Stork Bring to Women’s Working Career?, Lia Pacelli, Silvia Pasqua e Claudia Villosio
• Money, Work, Bodies, and Caring Relationships: a Theoretical Puzzle, Antonella Picchio

FINANCIAL CRISIS - Coordinano e discutono: Michele Fratianni e Marcello Messori - Aula A118

• Crises and Hedge Fund Risk, Monica Billio, Mila Getmansky e Loriana Pelizzon
• Credit Risk Transfer and the Default Risk of Large Complex Financial Institutions, Giovanni Calice, Christos Ioannidis e Julian Williams
• The Functioning of the European Interbank Market During the 2007-08 Financial Turmoil, Silvia Gabrieli
• The Current Crisis Through the Lens of a New “New Cambridge” Model, Gennaro Zezza

COMPETITION AND SOCIAL CAPITAL - Coordinano e discutono: Fabio Sabatini e Francesco Silva - Aula A210

• The 60es Turnaround as a Test on the Causal Relationship between Socialibility and Happiness, Leonardo Becchetti, Elena Giachin Ricca e Alessandra Pelloni
• Gli economisti e la cooperazione, Antonio Magliulo
• The Relationship between Competition and Trust. An Essay in an Historical and Theoretical Perspective, Sergio Beraldo e Gilberto Turati
• Capitale sociale “robusto”, Damiano Fiorillo

FIRMS: THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ISSUES - Coordinano e discutono: Laura Rondi e Davide Vannoni - Aula A208

• Firm Size and Performance. Are Family Firms Different?, Marco Cucculelli e Francesco Marchionne
• Cooperative Firms as a New Production Mode, Bruno Jossa
• A Traditional Profit Maximizing Producer and CSR, Leonardo Becchetti, Luisa Giallonardo e Maria Elisabetta Tessitore
• Local Financial Development and SMEs Capital Structure. An Empirical Investigation, Mariarosaria Agostino, Maurizio La Rocca, Tiziana La Rocca e Francesco Trivieri

HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS - Coordinano e discutono: Francesco Farina e Pierluigi Porta - Aula A113

• Micro-Founded Institutions and Macro-Founded Individuals: the Dual Nature of Profit, Alberto Battistini
• The Politics of Social Protection: Social Expenditure versus Markets’ Regulation, Debora Di Gioacchino e Laura Sabani
• Cronache economiche di un trentennio. Lo sviluppo dell’economia italiana 1881-1913 nell’interpretazione di Luigi Einaudi e la sua Scuola, Francesco Cassata e Roberto Marchionatti
• Economia, Finanza, Etica: aspetti “di fondo” e la “crisi” attuale, Ferruccio Marzano

MARKETS AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION - Coordinano e discutono: Luca Salvatici e Annamaria Simonazzi - Aula A104

• Real Depreciations, Fiscal Adjustment and Social Pacts: Open versus Less Open Economies, Benedicta Marzinotto
• Food Prices and Overweight Patterns in Italy, Luca Pieroni
• Are Temporary Jobs a Port of Entry into Permanent Employment? Evidence from Matched
• Employer-Employee Data, Fabio Berton, Francesco Devicienti e Lia Pacelli
• Dimmi dove vivi e ti dirò come stai: povertà, disagio sociale e risultati di salute in Italia, Marcel Bilger e Vincenzo Carrieri

COGNITIVE ECONOMICS - Coordinano e discutono: Luigi Marengo e Stefano Vannucci - Aula A209

• Economia e psicologia. Un’applicazione ai processi di cambiamento, Roberta Patalano
• Deflating Bayesianism, Marco Dardi
• Cooperation with Time-Inconsistency, Nicola Dimitri
• L’incertezza oltre le regole: evoluzione e prevedibilità individuale e sociale, Marco Novarese e Anna Spada

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS II - Coordinano e discutono: Piero Tedeschi e Alessandro Vaglio - Aula A107

• Hybrid Licensing of Product Innovations, Franco Cugno e Elisabetta Ottoz
• Efficiency Gains and Mergers, Giuseppe De Feo
• Modelling Public R&D Cofinancing within a Principal-Agent Framework. The Case of an Italian Region, Roberto Esposti e Valentina Cristiana Materia

CONSUMPTION AND HOUSEHOLD DECISIONS - Coordinano e discutono: Graziella Bertocchi e Giovanni Mastrobuoni - Aula A105

• Coresidence in Europe: Gender and Country Differences, Maria Concetta Chiuri e Daniela Del Boca
• The Effects of Household Financial and Real Wealth on Consumption: New Evidence from OECD Countries, Riccardo De Bonis e Andrea Silvestrini
• Demographics and Life-Cycle Consumption, Charles Grant

Ore 16:15

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