Explore our Past Seminars
On this page, you will find a small survey of the discussions of past years. New research is waiting to be discussed: join us!

2025/26
Microeconomics
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Von Neumann’s Minimax Theorem, by Hanchen Li
- As strong as the weakest node: The impact of misinformation in social networks, by Sara Bernardoni
- Multinomial Logit Processes and Preference Discovery: Inside and Outside the Black Box, by Sara Bernardoni
- Reputation and Imperfect Information, by Nurassyl Abdirazak
- Language-Based Games, by Trace Miller
- Revenue maximization with a single sample, by Trace Miller
- It hurts to ask, by Sara Desideri
- How to Regulate Carbon Emissions with Climate-Conscious Consumers, by Sebastian Kleine Kuhlmann
- Free Entry in a Cournot market with Overlapping Ownership, by Sebastian Kleine Kuhlmann
- Antiāpoaching Agreements in Labor Markets, by Eloisa Versaci
- Expertise, by Laura Lo Schiavo
- Cognitive hierarchies for games in extensive form, by Ivan Yepifanov
Applied Economics
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Expertise, by Roberto Fani
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The economic cost of Ambiguous Laws by Gabriele Mole’
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The role of the Ask Gap in Gender Pay Inequality by Federico Casotto
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What if you see it? Workers perceptions of and reactions to LLMs by Iorgus Cicala
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Who benefits from surge pricing by Jakub Przewoski
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A unified framework for measuring preferences for Schools and Neighborhoods by Roberto Fani
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Large Language Models in Economics by Gabriele Mole’
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Plausibly exogenous by Federico Cosenza
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Winning isn't everything: Corruption in Sumo Wrestling by Filippo Loreto
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The abolition of immigration restrictions and the performance of firms and workers by Titouan Renault
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Search and Matching by Roberto Fani
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Wealth Sorting and Cyclical Employment Risk by Giulia Putrino
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The rise of market power and the macroeconomic implications by Enrico Ancona
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The Gender Wage Gap and Domestic Violence by Mario Schmidt
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People's understanding of inflation by Isaac Noweck
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Job search in local labor market with skill mismatch by Roberto Fani
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The use of structural models in econometrics by Federico Casotto
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Visual bias by Iorgus Cicala
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Better safe than sorry: referrals in dual labor markets by Federico Pepe and Giulia Putrino
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Fiscal Rules and the Selection of Politicians: theory and evidence from Italy by Francesca Condò
Macroeconomics
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Demographics and Debt, by Sofia Brunetti
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The Voice of Monetary Policy, by David Herskovits
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āThe Allocation of Talent and US Economic Growth, by Zoe Di Lieto and Yael Brianzi
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Demographics and Real Interest Rates Across Countries and Over Time, by Isaac Cicatto
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A Model of Unconventional Monetary Policy, by Stefano Graziosi and Pietro Bazzotti
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Unequal Growth, by Antonio Di Marino
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The Trouble with Rational Expectations in Heterogeneous Agent Models: A Challenge for Macroeconomics, by Edoardo Isidori
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A Framework of Geoeconomics, by Filippo Branchi
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“Solvency Rule” versus “Taylor Rule”: An Alternative Interpretation of the Relation between Monetary Policy and the Economic Crisis, by Davide Barcella
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Buy Guns or Buy Roses? EU Defense Spending Fiscal Multipliers, by Teodor Nedev
2024/25
Microeconomics
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Strategic Differentiation by Business Models: Free-To-Air and Pay-Tv, by Sebastian Kleine Kuhlmann
- Belief-Dependent Motivations and Psychological Game Theory, by Ginevra Migone
- A Random Dictator is All You Need, by Ivan Yepifanov
- A Cognitive Theory of Reasoning and Choice, by Sara Bernardoni
Applied Economics
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Wage Centralization and Regional Misallocation, by Roberto Fani and Federico Pepe
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Mean Decrease Accuracy for Random Forests: Inconsistency, and a Practical Solution via the Sobol-MDA, by Valerio Fusco
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Estimation and Inference of Heterogeneous Treatment Effects Using Random Forests, by Andrea Donazzan
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Gambling for Re-Election, by Sebastian Kleine Kuhlmann
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Brahmin Left Versus Merchant Right, by Titouan Renault
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Refugee Benefit Cuts, by Gregor Lauth
Macroeconomics
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The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level, by Antonio Grande
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Regulating Transformative Technologies, by Rishabh Rupani
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Revisiting the Phillips and Beveridge Curves: Insights from the 2020s Inflation Surge, by Giovanni Cecchi
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The Output Effect of Fiscal Consolidation Plans, by Giuseppe Spina
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Redistribution and Social Insurance, by Dzianis Rabchuk
2023/24
Theoretical Microeconomics
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Quantal Response Equilibria, by Samuele Dotta
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Learning from Others’ Outcomes, by Samuele Dotta
- Modeling Personal Traits in Game Theory: A Context-Independent Approach, by Nicolas Sourisseau
- The Neurobiology of Context-Dependent Valuation and Choice, by Emma Borgonovo and Samuele Dotta
Applied Microeconomics
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Opinions as Facts, by Heitor Sousa Borges
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Economic and Political Liberalizations, by Roberto Fani
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Stigma and Social Cover a mental health care esperiment in refugee networks, by Arianna Savo and Ada Gianassi
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The Legacy of Feudalism and Sicilian Low Social Capital, by Gioele Giussani
Macroeconomics
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High-Frequency Identification of Monetary Non-Neutralit: The Information Effect, by Roberto Patiño
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Market Size, Trade, and Productivity & Railroads of the Raj: Estimating the Impact of Transportation Infrastructure, by Apolline Duclaux and Pietro Grassano
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A Model for the U.S. Pandemic-Era Inflation, by Martina Barni and Gioele Giussani
2022/23
2021/22
Seminars and Workshops
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Monetary Policy with Heterogeneous Risks, by Roberto Colarieti
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PhD Programs and Applications, by Pierfrancesco Mei
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Thesis Award Presentations, by Elias Bellver Albareda, Alfonso Merendino, Roberto Patiño, Lukas Tohoff
2020/2021
Seminars and Workshops
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Heterogeneity in Macroeconomics: a quick introduction, by Roberto Colarieti
2019/2020
Seminars and Workshops
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General state space Markov chains and MCMC algorithms, by Beatrice Cantoni
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Additive logistic regression: a statistical view of boosting, by Leonardo Ruggieri
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Proxeny: institutions, trade and growth in the ancient economy, by Pier Paolo Creanza
2018/19
Seminars and Workshops
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Austerity and Public Debt dynamics, by Pierfrancesco Mei
2017/18
Economic Growth
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Across sector misallocation: an empirical study, by Kristian Romano
Economics and Mathematics
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The role of Mathematics and the knowledge formation in Economics, by Edvin Maehre
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The role of sublinearity in the State Preference Model, by Giulio Principi
Political Economy
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Media Bias in Germany: evidence from Social Media, by Felix Iglhaut
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Measuring attitudes towards Immigration, by Leonardo D’Amico
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East versus West on the European Populism Scale, by Jònas A. Gunnarsson
2016/17
International Economics
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The theory of interstellar trade, by Morgan Alangeh
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Migrations, by Giovanni Da Frè and Simone Negro
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Trade, by Giovanni Da Frè and Simone Negro
Macroeconomics and Political Economy
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The Supply Channel of (Un)conventional Monetary Operations, by Giacomo Cattelan
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Debt Dynamics and Fiscal Consolidation Plans, by Pierfrancesco Mei
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Secular Stagnation, by Andrew Funck
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Output, Debt and Stock Market, by Giacomo Mantegazza
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Socio-economic effects of distrust, by Andrea Pradelli
Economic Theory
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Philosophy of Science and Economic Theory, by Francesco Fabbri
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Certain and risky decision making, by Davide Ferri and Roberta Padovani
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Strategic interactions and self-confirming equilibria, by Roberto Corrao and Marco Loseto
Original Research Papers
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Marriage and legal status, by Lorenzo Cattivelli
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Salience and Intertemporal Choice, by Giorgio Saponaro
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Politically Connected Directors and the Governance of Banks, by Alessandro Bergamaschini, Beatrice Cantoni and Leonardo D’Amico
2015/16
Internal Seminars
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Labour Economics, by Evan DiPetrillo
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Macroeconomics and Consumption, by Sergio Cappellini
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Nazism and Highways, by Nicolò Marchetti
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Macroeconomics, by Giorgio Saponaro
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Monetary Finance, by Alena Jascanka
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Measuring, electing and ranking, by Giovanni Montanari
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Competition Policy and Sharing Economy, by Simone Negro and Chiara Motta
It's a bit dusty down here, isn't it?
We have lost track of so many meetings, seminars and workshops. This was just a brief survey of what we have been doing over the past ten years, but we are looking to keep exploring new research. Want to be a part of it? Visit the Join Us section!
