EVENTS

February 6-11

Coming seminars

Monday Lunch Seminar, Mark Gradstein (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev); Job Market Seminar, Giuseppe Fiori (Universidade de São Paulo); Seminar in Economics of Innovation & Knowledge, Paolo Crosetto (DEAS-University of Milano; DPTEA-LUISS, Roma)

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THE COLLEGIO

The Collegio Carlo Alberto is a joint venture of the Compagnia di San Paolo and the University of Torino. Its mission is to foster research and education in the social sciences.

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RESEARCH PROFILES

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  • Daniela Del Boca

    concentrates on the interface between household decision-making and social policy, with emphasis on fertility, children's outcomes, and the labor market participation of women.

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    Daniela Del Boca

  • Ignacio Monzon

    highlights that the “wisdom of crowds” may at the same time be beneficial and detrimental. Individuals learn from each other, but crowds may occasionally "herd" on wrong choices.

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    Ignacio Monzon

  • Andrea Gallice

    investigates the (in)efficiency of some innovative selling mechanisms (e.g. pay-per-bid auctions), as well as the costs and benefits of conflicting information in competitive situations in which one's actions are meant to convey a message to the competitors.

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    Andrea Gallice

  • Dino Gerardi

    studies how institutions affect social and economic outcomes and how to design them in order to achieve well-defined objectives. His interests range from bargaining to voting to communication.

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    Dino Gerardi

  • Davide Vannoni

    works on corporate governance. In particular, he shows that politicians' presence in the boards of utilities is detrimental for their performance, making them “unwelcome on board."

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    Davide Vannoni

WORKING PAPERS

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SEMINARS AND EVENTS

6 Feb - 11 Feb 2012

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