The EU Vaccine Export Regulation and Its Effects on a Globalized World
Italy has been the only country so far to block exports of doses, but is the export ban an appropriate tool? What effects could it have?
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Out of the Tunnel. Thanks to Finance
The use of private resources to return to growth and emerge from the crisis is a path that in Europe must be undertaken with determination. Taking care to set the rules of the game
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To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate? That is (Not) the Question
Individual behavior strongly influences the outcome of preventive strategies. Understanding the behavioral and social dynamics behind the personal decision of not getting vaccinated is the goal of the IMMUNE project, winner of an ERC grant
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Informed Trading Behavior
Following, contrarian or hybrid: quantitative trading strategies are explained in a study published in the Journal of Economic Theory
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The Colors of a Banker's Soul
Compared to the society in which they live, they give more weight to determination and imagination and less to faith, obedience and thrift. And if they hold higher positions, this difference with respect to the rest of the society increases. A study highlights the consequences for banking organizations
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Some (Don't) Like It Concentrated
In the course of 2021, big tech companies could change their skins due to new antitrust rulings and provisions. Facebook and Google, but also Amazon and Apple, have been targeted
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Women who choose women
To bridge the gender gap, systemic solutions are needed in all areas. A study analyzes the selection of startups for access to acceleration programs
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From Savings to Credit: The Role of Banks
Deposits are a crucial source of financing for banks, needed to supply credit to the real economy. For this reason, their increase is essential to fund the recovery in 2021. A study analyzes how the allocation of the household portfolio has changed since the tax reform and how it has affected loans
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A Truly European Jurist
Training professionals capable of moving across the 26 different legal cultures of EU countries: this is the goal of Pietro Sirena, Dean of the Bocconi School of Law. Always keeping in mind that law is not just the sum of public decisions, but the set of our individual destinies
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The Costs (Many) and Benefits (Few) of Sanctions
A study analyzes the conditions under which economic sanctions can prove more effective, especially to limit collateral damage in terms of reduced human rights and public health
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Career builders
In developing your career, both individual initiatives and those of the organization you work for count. Precisely from the intersection between the two and from the dynamism of both, work becomes an objective and subjective success. Measurable on the 5C scale
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A Question of Identity
A study of over 2,000 Italian firms highlights the phenomenon of eponymy and how it has positive effects on a company's reputation and transparency. Even when generations change
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What Twitter Really Tells Us
A study analyzing how language changes and polarizes after repeated terrorist attacks shows how perceived cultural threats, more than economic conditions, affect the success of far right parties
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