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285: EQUILIBRIUM AND DYNAMICS IN MARX AND THE CLASSICS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Giovanni Scarano

284: INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND THE RATE OF PROFIT IN MARX AND THE CLASSICS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Giovanni Scarano

283: CAMBIAMENTO CLIMATICO, ALTE TEMPERATURE E INCIDENTI SUL LAVORO IN ITALIA: UNA PROSPETTIVA DI GENERE

Edoardo Santoni and Margherita Scarlato

282: Eco-innovation, firms’ growth, and the mediating role of export activities

Serenella Caravella, Giovanni Cerulli, Francesco Crespi and Eleonora Pierucci

281: A reassessment of discretionary tax policy in the European Union: A cyclically-adjusted approach

Giovanni Carnazza and Federica Lanterna

280: A first impact evaluation of the Italian Dignity Decree’s effects on young workers

Nicola Caravaggio

279: Microfoundation of ICIO Tables through Firm-Level Data: Enhancing GVC Participation and Positioning Indicators

Iaria Fusacchia, Anna Giunta, Marianna Mantuano, Enrico Marvasi, Silvia Nenci, Luca Salvatici and Davide Vurchio

278: Are Geographical Indications contributing to sustainability? The case of coffee industry and deforestation in Colombia

Nicola Caravaggio and Cristina Vaquero-Piñeiro

277: Reforming energy excise duties: a possible balance between environmental and redistributive objectives

Federica Lanterna

275: Are digital technologies reshaping trade patterns? Evidence from European industries

Marco Sforza

274: What about the others? Conditional cooperation, climate change perception and ecological actions

Leonardo Becchetti, Gianluigi Conzo and Francesco Salustri

273: VERTICALLY INTEGRATED UNIT LABOUR COST AND THE COMPETITION FOR MANUFACTURING VALUE ADDED IN EUROPE

Sascha Keil

272: Anti-mafia policies and public goods in Italy

Stefania Fontana

271: Global Value Chain resilience and reshoring during Covid-19: challenges in a post-covid world

Enrico Marvasi

270: Undesired monetary policy effects in a bubbly economy

Giuseppe Ciccarone and Francesco Giuli

269: A Functional Analysis of the Banking Industry

Riccardo Zolea

268: Conflicts and natural disasters as drivers of forced migrations in a gravity-type approach

Luca Buzzanca, Caterina Conigliani and Valeria Costantini

267: SUBJECTIVE INCOME RISK AND PRECAUTIONARY SAVING

Mario Tirelli and Stefano Castaldo

266: Using the Value Added Tax for Redistributive Purposes in Italy: Is it Still Worth?

Paolo Liberati and Federica Lanterna

265: The Italian nominal interest rate conundrum: a problem of growth or public finance?

Giovanni Carnazza and Nicola Caravaggio

264: Marx's Rate of Profit and the Theory of Labour values as Conservation Law

Giovanni Scarano

263: Income-related inequality in smoking habits: A comparative assessment in the European Union

Paolo Liberati, Giovanni Carnazza and Giuliano Resce

262: The cost channel of monetary policy: the case of the United States in the period 1959-2018

Maria Chiara Cucciniello, Matteo Deleidi and Enrico Levrero

261: The challenging estimation of trade elasticities: Tackling the inconclusive Eurozone evidence

Sascha Keil

260: COVID-19 epidemic and generational welfare

Francesco Giuli, Giuseppe Ciccarone and Enrico Marchetti

259: Does the expansion of the service sector slow down productivity growth? An empirical assessment across eight developed economies

Adrián Rial

258: Investing responsibly in agriculture through smallholder cooperatives: insights from Uganda

Sara Vicari, Cécile Berranger and Federica Rinaldi

257: The political economy of public research, or why some governments commit to research more than others

Andrea Filippetti and Antonio Vezzani

256: FINACIALISATION OF NON-FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS AND EFFECTIVE DEMAND: AN ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK

Giovanni Scarano

255: FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION EFFECTS ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND FINANCIALIZATION OF BIG CORPORATIONS

Giovanni Scarano

254: Interest, profit and saving in Arrow-Debreu equilibrium models

Saverio Fratini

252: THE ROLE OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AS INNOVATION LEVER: EVIDENCE FROM ITALIAN MANUFACTURING FIRMS

Francesco Crespi and Serenella Caravella

251: A voyage in the role of territory: are territories capable of instilling their peculiarities in local production systems

Cristina Vaquero-Piñeiro

250: Probability Forecasts and Prediction Markets

Julia Mortera and A. Philip Dawid

249: R&D FINANCING AND GROWTH

Luca Spinesi and Mario Tirelli

248: MISSION-ORIENTED INNOVATION POLICIES: A THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE US ECONOMY

Matteo Deleidi and Mariana Mazzucato

247: PUBLIC INVESTMENT FISCAL MULTIPLIERS: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT FOR EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Enrico Levrero, Matteo Deleidi and Francesca Iafrate

246: Consumption Smoothing Channels Within And Between Households

Simone Tedeschi, Luigi Ventura and Pierfederico Asdrubal

245: A critical analysis of the secular stagnation theory

Stefano Di Bucchianico

244: Further evidence of the relationship between social transfers and income inequality in OECD countries

Giorgio d'Agostino, Luca Pieroni and Margherita Scarlato

243: Capital accumulation and corporate portfolio choice between liquidity holdings and financialisation

Giovanni Scarano

242: China Syndrome Or Not? Labour Market Effects Of A Greater Trade Openness In Us Manufacturing

Fabrizio Antenucci

241: FROM LONG-TERM GROWTH TO SECULAR STAGNATION. A THEORETICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN RÉGULATION THEORY, MARXIST APPROACHES AND PRESENT MAINSTREAM INTERPRETATIONS

Giovanni Scarano

240: PC COMPLEX: PC ALGORITHM FOR COMPLEX SURVEY DATA

Daniela Marella

239: Structural change, labour productivity and the Kaldor-Verdoorn law: evidence from European countries

Matteo Deleidi, Walter Paternesi Meloni and Antonella Stirati

238: VALUE ADDED TRADE RESTRICTIVENESS INDEXES. MEASURING PROTECTION WITHIN GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS

Luca Salvatici, Alessandro Antimiani and Fusacchia Ilaria

237: SMOKERS ARE DIFFERENT: THE HETEROGENEITY OF SMOKERS’ RESPONSES TO PRICE INCREASES

Paolo Liberati, Francesco Crespi, Massimo Paradiso, Simone Tedeschi and Antonio Sciala'

236: Some reflections on policy mix in the EU low-carbon strategy

Massimiliano Corradini, Valeria Costantini, Anil Markandya, Elena Paglialunga and Giorgia Sforna

235: THE ROLE OF THE UTILITY FUNCTION IN THE ESTIMATION OF PREFERENCE PARAMETERS

Daria Pignalosa

234: Capital-energy substitutability in manufacturing sectors: methodological and policy implications

Valeria Costantini, Francesco Crespi and Elena Paglialunga